Villa Kasia is a four-bedroom contemporary villa in Los Arqueros: 735 m² of interior space, 248 m² of terraces and panoramic sea, golf and mountain views.
Benahavís sits in the hills between Marbella and Ronda, offering a rare combination of mountain tranquillity and coastal convenience. Known for its world-class golf courses, gated communities and a charming village famous across the region for its restaurants.
From contemporary villas with panoramic views to spacious apartments in resort-style developments, Benahavís attracts buyers who want space, privacy and nature without giving up easy access to the coast. Read our complete Benahavís area guide to explore what the area has to offer.
Villa Kasia is a four-bedroom contemporary villa in Los Arqueros: 735 m² of interior space, 248 m² of terraces and panoramic sea, golf and mountain views.
Casa Cuiabá is a newly built seven-bedroom contemporary villa in Monte Mayor: set on a 5,127 m² plot with 500 m² of terraces and panoramic sea and mountain views.
Villa Tilo is a six-bedroom Mediterranean-style villa in La Zagaleta: a 4,418 m² plot, private leisure spaces and open mountain and countryside views.
A contemporary five-bedroom villa in Los Flamingos, Benahavis: on a 1,420 m² plot with 326 m² of terraces, a private pool and access to three golf courses.
Los Arqueros 36 is a contemporary four-bedroom villa in Los Arqueros, Benahavis: completed in 2024, with a private pool, mountain views and a north-east-facing garden.
Herrojo 53 is an elevated plot of 4,612 m² in El Herrojo, La Quinta: sold with a concept for three private villas and open views over the Mediterranean and the surrounding mountains.
Villa Nova is a contemporary six-bedroom villa in La Quinta, Benahavís: built around entertaining, with open-plan living onto the garden, a large pool with firepit lounge, an outdoor kitchen and a lower-level cinema room with bar and pool table.
An estate-scale eight-bedroom villa in The Hills, La Quinta: set on a private 13,356 m² plot with its own tennis and paddle courts, a wine cellar, barbecue terrace and a private pool.
A newly built eight-bedroom villa in El Herrojo Alto, La Quinta: an 800 m²-class daylit wellness floor, panoramic sea and mountain views and a six-car garage.
A south-facing nine-bedroom villa in Puerto del Almendro, Benahavís: a 7,100 m² plot, with a separate guest apartment, cinema, wine cellar, gym and parking for eighteen cars.
The Ridge is a six-bedroom frontline golf villa in La Quinta, Benahavís, designed by NMobe with Aalto furniture: 771 m² on an elevated 1,009 m² plot, southeast-facing, sold furnished with views over the course to the sea.
The Hills 12 is a brand-new eight-bedroom villa in The Hills, La Quinta, Benahavís: 1,451 m² on a 2,650 m² plot, full-height glass living space, infinity pool and panoramic views over the coast and valley.
The Hills 1 is a six-bedroom villa at the end of its cul-de-sac in La Quinta, Benahavís, designed by Tobal with Aalto interiors: 738 m² on a 1,785 m² plot, spa level with gym, sauna and cinema, and panoramic sea views.
Villa Vida is a contemporary five-bedroom villa in Puerto del Almendro, Benahavís: 319 m² on a 1,074 m² plot, south-facing, with panoramic sea and mountain views, a private pool and covered terraces.
Villa Mare is a south-facing six-bedroom villa in The Hills, El Herrojo, Benahavís: 787 m² on an 830 m² plot, with an infinity pool and open views over the golf course to the sea.
Villa Kumo is a six-bedroom villa in the guarded El Herrojo enclave, La Quinta: 644 m2 with a cinema, wine cellar, Turkish bath and Jacuzzi, mountainside plot with sea views.
Villa Aura is a newly built five-bedroom villa at the top of El Herrojo, La Quinta, with an A energy rating, a wellness floor with gym, sauna and cinema, and views toward La Concha and the sea.
Villa Amara is a striking new-build, eight-bedroom villa on an elevated 3,631 m2 plot in El Herrojo, by architecture and interiors studio GC Studio, with a heated pool, cinema, gym, sauna and sea views.
Villa Agata is a newly renovated five-bedroom villa in La Quinta, Benahavís, with interiors by Soledad Merchant, south-facing sea views, and a kitchen built around a large central island.
Tresora Villa C is a five-bedroom contemporary villa in Tresora Villas, La Quinta: 428 m2 of terraces, a 51 m2 infinity pool and panoramic views across the golf valley to the coast.
Tresora Villa B is a five-bedroom contemporary villa in La Quinta: a 73 m2 infinity pool anchors the outdoor space, with panoramic coast and valley views.
The Hills 8 is a seven-bedroom villa in the gated Hills community, La Quinta: architecture by Tobal, interiors by Pedro Peña, built by B Solis, with sweeping views over the Mediterranean.
Monte Halcones 3F is a three-bedroom duplex penthouse in Monte Halcones, La Quinta: living and one bedroom on the entrance floor, the principal suite above with its own terrace, and panoramic views over the golf valley to the coast.
Mirador 4 is a frontline golf four-bedroom townhouse in La Quinta, Benahavís: recently renovated, with three levels, 82 m² of terraces and views over the fairways towards the sea.
Current listings range from €525.000 to €21.950.000, depending on location, size and property type.
Around 65-70km, roughly 50 minutes to an hour by car via the AP-7 motorway.
About 20km, roughly 20-25 minutes by car.
Twelve, across eight clubs and 216 holes, including Villa Padierna, La Zagaleta and Los Arqueros, making Benahavís the Spanish municipality with the second-highest concentration of golf courses after Marbella itself. See our Benahavís area guide for more on the area's character.
Yes. A NIE (Número de Identidad de Extranjero) is required for any property purchase in Spain, resident or not. See our NIE guide for how to get one.
Budget about 8.5% on top of the price for a resale and about 12.7% for a new build. On a resale that covers the 7% transfer tax in Andalusia plus notary, land registry and legal fees; a new build pays 10% VAT and 1.2% stamp duty instead of transfer tax. Our step-by-step buying guide walks through the full process.
Only with a VFT (Vivienda con Fines Turísticos) tourist licence, Andalusia's official short-term rental registration. It covers habitability standards and community bylaws, and typically takes 1-4 weeks to obtain. Renting without one risks significant fines.
EU/EEA residents pay 19% on net rental income, with deductible expenses. Non-EU residents pay 24% on gross income, with no deductions allowed and a mandatory fiscal representative in Spain.