New Development in San Pedro de Alcántara

The villas measure 235 m² built across two above-ground floors, standing on plots of 669 m², with a terrace area of 124 m². Homes have 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, including bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms. The development offers private parking with room for two or more vehicles, plus covered parking. Homes include a storage room and a utility room, along with a private garden and a landscaped garden.

The villas come with hot and cold air conditioning and underfloor heating, supported by domotics and fiber optic connections. Homes are fitted with photovoltaic solar panels and solar water heating. Kitchens are fully fitted, and a barbeque is included as part of the outdoor space. The development is located in an urbanisation close to golf, the port, shops, the sea, the town centre and schools, with transport links nearby. The complex is positioned beachside. The villas sit within a new construction development.

San Pedro de Alcántara, about 10 km west of Marbella town, was founded in 1860 as a rural colony by the Marquis of Duero. Older traces lie close by: the Las Bóvedas baths, from the 2nd century, and the Vega del Mar basilica, from the 4th. Guadalmina golf course, built in 1959, was the first in Marbella, and the Feria de San Pedro de Alcántara fills about a week each October.

Nueva Andalucía takes its name from the development promoted by José Banús in 1964, between the Guadaiza river to the west and the Río Verde to the east. It is known as the Golf Valley, with Real Club de Golf Las Brisas, Los Naranjos and Aloha among its courses, and its bullring, built in 1965 and opened in 1968, has been called Marbella Arena since 2019.

Puerto Banús opened in May 1970 and has berths for 915 boats, with a beach on each side of the marina. Salvador Dalí's rhinoceros sculpture, placed in 2004, and the 26-metre bronze and copper statue La Victoria, unveiled in 1994, stand among its landmarks.