A private rooftop, with La Concha shaping the skyline and the Mediterranean in the distance, is one of the defining spaces of this renovated duplex in La Quinta Hills. An internal staircase leads up to a glazed enclosure at roof level. Terraces on the lower floors give the home more than one connection to the outdoors, with different outlooks across the hills and greenery from each level.
The living room, dining area and kitchen share an open layout. Pale walls and timber finishes give the interior a consistent appearance, with the seating arranged beside the terrace doors. The dining table sits close to the kitchen, so preparing food, serving and eating take place within the same room rather than in separate enclosed spaces.
Wood-fronted cabinets and pale surfaces define the kitchen, where an island provides additional preparation space. Appliances are integrated into the cabinetry, with storage in both the base units and taller cupboards. Spherical pendant lights above the dining table connect the kitchen and dining areas visually, while the island gives the cooking area a clear boundary within the open room.
The open staircase is another distinctive part of the renovation. Pale steps and a glazed balustrade maintain sightlines towards the floor above rather than enclosing the centre of the home behind a solid wall. The stairs connect the shared rooms, bedrooms and private rooftop, making the different floors part of a single layout without disguising the fact that this is a home arranged over levels.
Each of the three bedrooms has its own bathroom. Two bedrooms occupy the upper living floor, including the main suite, where a walk-in wardrobe keeps clothing storage separate from the sleeping area. Its bathroom includes a freestanding bathtub, shower and a generous vanity, with pale finishes and timber details that continue the materials used elsewhere in the home.
The third bedroom is on the lower floor and also has its own bathroom. Its position separates it from the two rooms upstairs, allowing it to be used for guests, as a child's bedroom or as a home office. Access does not require passing through the upper bedrooms, giving this room a different degree of independence within the house.
Terraces beside the main rooms provide places to sit outside overlooking the planting and hillside homes. Covered sections offer shelter, while open areas provide a wider outlook. The official material lists 161 m² built and a 37 m² terrace area. Covered parking and a communal swimming pool add practical facilities without being presented as private features of the home.
On the rooftop, there is room for a dining table and a seating area. The glazed stair enclosure brings light down towards the interior and keeps the surroundings visible on arrival at roof level. From here, the outlook takes in La Concha, the slopes of La Quinta and the sea further away. Its elevated, open position gives it a different character from the terraces immediately outside the living room and bedrooms.
La Quinta is a residential setting close to golf, with road access to Puerto Banús, the beaches and Marbella's services. Within that setting, this duplex brings together three en-suite bedrooms, an open living area and several private outdoor spaces. A consistent choice of finishes links the floors, while the arrangement gives shared living and the bedrooms distinct places within the home.
Features
Private Terrace
Equipped Kitchen
Roof Terrace
Living Room
Sea View
Fully Fitted Kitchen
Countryside View
Mountain View
Close to Golf
Open Terrace
Glass Doors
Guest Room
Open Plan Kitchen
Wi-Fi
Solarium
Covered Terrace
Excellent Condition
Dining Room
Recently Renovated
Walk-in Closet
Panoramic View
Property Details
Type
Duplex
Category
Apartments
Location
La Quinta Hills, Benahavis
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
3
Built area
161 m²
Plot size
201 m²
Terrace
37 m²
Garage
Carport
Pool
Communal
Reference
SH-24108P
Running Costs
Community fees
€335/month
IBI (property tax)
€608/year
Garbage tax
€18/month
Location
La Quinta Hills, Benahavis
Benahavís is the gastronomic capital of the Costa del Sol and one of its most exclusive inland municipalities - and, by Spanish Tax Agency figures, the wealthiest municipality in the country, with average declared income around €39,700 per capita, driven by the concentration of ultra-prime estates like La Zagaleta and El Madroñal relative to a small resident population. Tucked into the foothills of the Serranía de Ronda, just 7 km from the coast, the village itself is a whitewashed cluster of restaurants named for the Moorish-era fortress that once stood on the hill above it - it grew up around Montemayor Castle, which fell to Christian forces in 1485. The municipality stretches far beyond the village, encompassing some of the most prestigious gated communities and golf estates on the entire Spanish coast.
The numbers tell the story: Benahavís covers 145 km² of mountainous terrain, making it one of the largest…
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