Villa for sale in Guadalmina Baja

Guadalmina Baja, San Pedro de Alcantara

€8.900.000

Ref: SH-23783P

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6 Bedrooms

6 Bathrooms

1,069 m² built

2,682 m² plot

Description

This is a plot of 2,682 m² in Guadalmina Baja, almost level and classified as urban land, where a contemporary villa of 1,069 m² built is planned. It is a new build that has not been built yet, so the images are renders of the project.

The house is designed over two floors above ground and a basement, with a flat roof that can be used as a terrace. It has six bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. The living areas are open plan and the kitchen is a designer one, with floor-to-ceiling windows opening the main rooms to the outside.

The garden and the pool face south-east and south-west, away from the street. The project includes a swimming pool with a water surface of 135 m² and a lift connecting all the floors.

The basement is a flexible space. The plans use it for the garage, which has room for ten cars, and for technical rooms, and the plot allows it to be used as well for a private spa, a gym or a cinema.

The villa is in a residential urbanisation of San Pedro de Alcántara, in the municipality of Marbella. The architecture is white, with timber and grey details and large glazed surfaces, and the project uses high-quality materials throughout.

Because construction has not started, the buyer can follow the project from the beginning.

Features

Living Room
Cinema Room
Airconditioning
Wine Cellar
Sauna
Uncovered Terrace
Basement
Game Room
Solar Panels
Home Automation System
Gym
Laundry Room
Covered Terrace
Lift

Property Details

Type	Villa
Category	Villas
Location	Guadalmina Baja, San Pedro de Alcantara
Bedrooms	6
Bathrooms	6
Built area	1,069 m²
Plot size	2,682 m²
Garage	Private
Pool	Private
Garden	Private
Reference	SH-23783P

Running Costs

Community fees	€138/month
IBI (property tax)	€4.069/year

Location

Guadalmina Baja, San Pedro de Alcantara

San Pedro de Alcántara is a working town within Marbella municipality, home to around 39,000 people. It began in 1860 as an agricultural colony founded by Manuel Gutiérrez de la Concha, built around sugar cane cultivation on nearly 5,000 hectares straddling three municipalities — one of the most significant agricultural colonies in 19th-century Spain. That history is still visible in the Trapiche de Guadaiza, the colony's 1823 sugar mill, later used as an agricultural school and now restored as a cultural centre.

Unlike the golf estates and gated urbanizations that dominate much of the Marbella coastline, San Pedro is a self-contained town with its own centre, market, schools and beachfront, connected to the sea by a pedestrianised boulevard. It also carries a layer of much older history: Roman-era thermal baths from the 2nd-3rd centuries and a paleochristian basilica dating to the 4th-6th centuries, with double apses and baptismal fonts considered…

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