5 bedroom Villa for sale with countryside view in Guadalmina Baja, San Pedro de Alcantara, Andalucia

2,250,000 EUR 1,935,000 GBP 2,430,000 USD

Reference: 217737

Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 5
Floor Size: 345 m2
Plot Size: 1,190 m2

Features

Good Condition
Terrace
Gym
Air Conditioning
Fireplace
Renewable Energy
Countryside View
Private
Parking
Garage
Turnkey

Details

Luxurious and spacious 5 bedroom Mediterranean villas, with a total living area of 345m2, ideally surrounded by a lush subtropical garden of 1,190m2 with a swimming pool, ideally located in a highly sought after area in Guadalmina Baja, close to San Pedro de Alcantara, which is one of the most beautiful, elite residential areas of the prestigious coast.

With stunning scenery and a relaxing atmosphere, this superb west-facing 2 storey (plus basement) property is in excellent condition and tastefully presented with a distinct sophisticated modern Mediterranean flair.

It features 5 stylish serene bedrooms with access onto terraces, large fitted wardrobes and a walk-in wardrobe in master bedroom, and 5 quality bathrooms with marble, large mirrors, separate shower cabins, WC's and an oval free standing bath in the impressive master bathroom. A large open plan living room with imposing fireplace unites a cosy living room and a formal dining area, and has access to the marvellous terrace with picturesque green views. Fully fitted and equipped kitchen with high-end household appliances, central island and an eating area.

Other features include: exquisite staircase, unique architectural details, accent walls, high quality furniture and artistic decor (partly furnished), top equipment and fittings, eco-friendly solar panels, gym, double glazed windows with security bars, air conditioning, underfloor heating (throughout) and many other features. There is also a garage and a carport harmoniously created in the same ethnic style as the pavilion.

Land - 1,190m2: well-groomed landscaped gardens which offer plenty of space for children to play; beautiful freeform swimming pool with a separate children's area. Fantastic sunny and covered terraces, chill-out areas, lovely gazebo/pavilion with exotic African roof, a perfect area for entertaining and enjoying the views across the idyllic surroundings and peaceful Andalusian landscapes. Classic statues, Mediterranean fountain and outdoor decor, mature palms, evergreen shrubs, green lawns and amazing Strelitzia, which is commonly known as the crane flower or bird of paradise, indigenous to South Africa.

This impressive villa suits perfectly within its select residential address. When it comes to luxury property in the top end of the market, one of the most sought-after private estates in Marbella remains the exclusive gated community of Guadalmina Baja. Originally associated with aristocracy and Hollywood Golden Age stars, it's still favoured by respectable celebrities, businesspeople, politicians. No wonder. It has a lot to offer: 24 hour mobile security, fascinating residences, spectacular scenery, Blue-flagged beaches with water sports facilities, protected historic areas, excellent international schools and clinics at hand.

The prestigious location has its own commercial centre with a range of services including banking facilities, shops, supermarket, kids' playground, restaurants and bars. Guadalmina Spa and Golf Resort is situated also within the estate, with 2 first-class golf courses that saw Dukes of Windsor, Henry Ford, Sean Connery and Aristotle Onassis. The location is privileged, just minutes away from glamorous Puerto Banus, lively New Golden Mile, charming San Pedro and pretty authentic gourmet village Benahavis.

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