Elegant luxury villa by the sea in the sought-after area of Casasola, next to Guadalmina Baja
NF-01363P €5,650,000- 7 Beds
- 7 Baths
- 761 m² Built
- 289 m² Terrace
- 2,043 m² Plot
This exceptional newly built villa is well positioned in the exclusive residential enclave of Casasola—one of the most sought-after addresses on the Costa del Sol. Just moments from the beach, the property offers an idyllic blend of privacy, sophistication, and convenience. Surrounded by lush, mature landscaping and neighboring distinguished villas, the area boasts proximity to top-tier international schools and benefits from 24-hour private security, ensuring peace of mind and tranquility.
Set on an expansive plot of 2,043 m², the villa unfolds across three elegantly designed levels, encompassing a total built area of 761 m². The interiors are thoughtfully planned, featuring seven spacious bedrooms—each with a luxurious en-suite bathroom—along with two additional guest toilets for added convenience. A separate, self-contained apartment with its own private entrance offers versatility, making it ideal for live-in staff, extended family, or discerning guests.
Property Overview
- Price €5,650,000
- Reference NF-01363P
- Bedrooms 7
- Bathrooms 7
- On suite Bathrooms 7
- Built 761 m²
- Terrace 289 m²
- Plot 2,043 m²
- Pool Private
- Garden Private
- Garage Carport
- EPC In progress
- IBI € 4483 / year
- Community € 318 / month
- Garbage € 186 / year
Property Features
- 24h Service
- Air conditioning
- Amenities near
- Electric blinds
- Fitted wardrobes
- Good condition
- Guest toilet
- Lift
- Mountain view
- Partial sea views
- Private terrace
- Separate apartment
- Separate dining room
- Solarium
- Staff accommodation
- Underfloor heating (bathrooms)
- Utility room
GUADALMINA
Guadalmina is a serene enclave between San Pedro Alcántara and Estepona’s New Golden Mile, stretching from the Mediterranean shores to the mountain valley. It was named after the Guadalmina River, Europe’s shortest river arising from the Serranía de Ronda. This area has been cherished since ancient times, with Romans, Carthaginians, and Phoenicians leaving their mark long before it became a favourite among international communities and residents seeking proximity to the sea.
