4 bedroom Villa for sale with sea view in Monte Mayor Golf, Marbella, Andalucia

1,645,000 EUR 1,414,700 GBP 1,776,600 USD

Reference: 212169

Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 3
Floor Size: 385 m2
Plot Size: 0.4 hectares / 0.99 acres

Features

Terrace
Golf Resort or Nearby
Air Conditioning
Sea View
Outstanding View
South Facing
Private
Parking
Garage
Good Condition

Details

Spacious 4 bedroom villa with a total living area of 385m2, ideally situated within the prestigious and highly sought after golfing development of Monte Mayor, built to impeccable standards and superbly presented in a modern Mediterranean style.

Set within a huge picturesque south facing garden of 4,018m2 with a swimming pool, and perfectly integrated into the beautiful surroundings and boasts stunning views towards the peaceful Andalusian hills and mountains, green golf courses and the Mediterranean Sea.

Built paying special attention to details and using the finest selected of materials and superb finishes, this superb villa is in excellent condition throughout.

Features include a spacious living room; TV salon and dining area, all with sliding glass doors leading to terraces. From the dining room there is access to an open plan modern fully fitted kitchen with high ceiling and island design and access to an alfresco dining area; 4 bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, private terraces and beautiful views; total of 3 modern bathrooms and 4 WC's, all well-equipped; laundry; storage and utility rooms; game room; office; guest room; large garage with 4 parking spaces; heated swimming pool; tastefully presented terraces of 101m2 with barbecue and a wealth of living rooms, chill out and sunbathing areas.

Other features include: underfloor heating (partial); magnificent marble floors; hot and cold air conditioning; double glazing; alarm; electric blinds; Internet WiFi; satellite TV, etc. The furniture is optional.

Outside there are mature subtropical gardens with delightful evergreen shrubs, Mediterranean pines and palm trees providing sculptural character, sun-loving succulents, green lawns, lush climbers, deliciously fragrant flowers.

The property is nestled in the exclusive Monte Mayor Golf and Country Club, a privileged private country estate (330 hectares of unspoilt protected land), with 24 hour security and stunning natural setting within the rolling hills of the Ronda mountain range which protects it from winds and creates a micro-climate.

Whilst the setting is very peaceful, it is also highly accessible, with good proximity to cultural amenities and 2 international airports, Malaga and Gibraltar. The area is only a 10 minute drive to glamorous Puerto Banus and the lively coastal town of San Pedro de Alcantara, with its pretty streets, authentic tapas bars and shops, not to mention the beaches and lovely chiringuitos dotted along the coast. The white picturesque village of Benahavis, called "gourmand and gourmet mecca" is a short drive away.
This is also a real golf paradise, set inside Golf Resort, with 13 excellent golf courses around, and 30 minutes from one of the best golf courses in the world, the prestigious Real Club Valderrama in Sotogrande.

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