Unique 6 bedroom Villa for sale with countryside view in Alhaurin de la Torre, Andalucia
Located in the sought-after El Lagar area in Alhaurin de la Torre - 10 minutes by car from Malaga International Airport and a short walk from shops, schools, and restaurants - this exceptional property offers something genuinely rare in the current market: two completely independent, fully equipped homes on one corner plot, with a proven track record as a successful holiday rental investment.
The property at a glance:
The villa is divided into two fully independent dwellings, each with 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms with showers, a modern fitted kitchen, and a generous l...
Located in the sought-after El Lagar area in Alhaurin de la Torre - 10 minutes by car from Malaga International Airport and a short walk from shops, schools, and restaurants - this exceptional property offers something genuinely rare in the current market: two completely independent, fully equipped homes on one corner plot, with a proven track record as a successful holiday rental investment.
The property at a glance:
The villa is divided into two fully independent dwellings, each with 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms with showers, a modern fitted kitchen, and a generous living room. Both are move-in ready. Live in one. Rent the other. House your family. Run both as holiday lets. The choice is yours - and the flexibility is real.
Summary of quality features & comfort
Quiet residential area
Fireplace with stunning open views over the Guadalhorce Valley
Ducted hot and cold air conditioning
Central heating on the ground floor
Climalit double-glazed windows with mosquito screens
Fitted wardrobes
Salt-water swimming pool
14 photovoltaic solar panels with a 6kW capacity
The investment case:
The upper floor is currently licensed and operating as a holiday let, with high seasonal occupancy (with repeat clients), long-stays in low season and strong verified reviews across major booking platforms. Rental income data is available to serious buyers. The 14 photovoltaic solar panels (6kW capacity) deliver meaningful energy cost reductions year-round - an increasingly important factor for buyers who plan to live here, rent it out, or both.
The outdoor experience:
A salt-water swimming pool, multiple sun terraces at different orientations, a mature garden with fruit trees, and unobstructed panoramic views of the Valle del Guadalhorce create an outdoor lifestyle that photographs alone cannot do justice. The corner plot with separate entrances to each dwelling, and a garage with space for multiple cars adds everyday practicality to visual impact.
Why this location, right now:
Alhaurin de la Torre is one of the most consistently in-demand residential areas within Malaga province - popular with both Spanish families and international buyers precisely because it delivers the quality of life of the Costa del Sol without the coastal price tag.
Within walking distance to schools, supermarkets, restaurants, and the centre of Alhaurin de la Torre. From here and by car, Malaga airport is 10 minutes; the beach is under 12 minutes; and Malaga city's old town is 25 minutes away.
This villa is ready to enjoy from day one. It does not need renovation, reinvention, or imagination and it's looking for its next owner.
A property like this does not come to market twice.
Main features:
Town location
Garden views
Mountain views
Countryside views
Outdoor swimming pool
Private swimming pool
Air conditioning
Fireplace
Heating
Storage space.
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