MOANA

Each villa offers 440 m² of built space across four bedrooms and four bathrooms. The architecture prioritises open-plan interiors with floor-to-ceiling windows, allowing natural light to reach deep into the living areas. Large terraces extend the usable space outdoors, and the elevated position of the development provides sea views from upper floors and outdoor areas. A private pool is included with each villa. The supplier description references a bespoke social hub and leisure facilities shared across the ten villas, though the exact specification of these communal spaces has not been detailed in the available data. The design is contemporary, with clean lines and an emphasis on indoor-outdoor flow rather than traditional Andalusian styling.

Benalmádena sits between Torremolinos and Fuengirola, approximately 19 kilometres west of Málaga Airport, which is a 20-minute drive in light traffic. The town attracts a mix of permanent residents and second-home buyers, particularly from Northern Europe, who value the proximity to the airport and the fact that Benalmádena has retained a year-round population with schools, medical facilities, and supermarkets that remain open outside the summer season. The marina at Puerto Marina is one of the more established on the Costa del Sol, around 4 kilometres from the hillside areas where new developments like MOANA are typically located. Benalmádena is not a beachfront town in the traditional sense: the coastal strip is built up and busy, while the residential developments occupy the slopes above, which means views come at the cost of a drive to the beach. Buyers here tend to prioritise space, privacy, and a community feel over immediate beach access.

MOANA is currently under construction, with completion expected in the coming months, though the exact handover date should be confirmed directly with the developer. The standard Spanish payment structure applies: a reservation deposit secures the villa, followed by stage payments tied to construction milestones, with the balance due on completion when keys are handed over. All amounts and timelines must be verified with the developer before committing. Independent legal representation is strongly recommended, particularly for buyers unfamiliar with Spanish property law. The ten-villa scale means that once sold, there will be no further opportunity to buy into this specific community, which may appeal to buyers who prefer a finite, established group of neighbours.