Higueron North Residences - Villas - Key Ready

Each villa measures 400 m² across three floors, with four bedrooms and four bathrooms. Access between levels is provided by a private lift. The ground floor living areas feature floor-to-ceiling windows, wood flooring that extends to high ceilings, and a sculptural marble fireplace. A private cinema room is included for family use. Outside, each villa has an infinity pool set within landscaped grounds planted with Mediterranean species including thyme and rosemary. Below ground level, there is a private spa facility with jacuzzi, sauna, and sunbeds positioned to overlook the pool. The design prioritises natural materials: wood, white river stone, and mineral finishes rather than high-gloss contemporary surfaces. Large windows are positioned to frame sea views and evening light.

Fuengirola sits between Marbella and Málaga airport, roughly 25 minutes by car from the airport terminal and 30 minutes west to Puerto Banús. The town attracts a mix of permanent Northern European residents, Spanish second-home buyers, and rental investors drawn to the established infrastructure: year-round services, a working fishing port, and a broad beachfront promenade. Fuengirola has a higher density than neighbouring Mijas or Benalmádena Pueblo, with mid-rise apartment blocks dominating the seafront, but developments in the hills above the town, where these villas are located, offer more space and clearer views. The hillside position means road access involves navigating residential streets, and buyers should verify the exact route during a site visit.

These villas are completed and available for immediate handover. The single fixed price reflects key-ready status: no stage payments or construction risk. Spanish property purchase typically requires a reservation deposit to secure the unit, followed by the balance on completion, with all funds transferred through a Spanish bank account. Buyers should instruct an independent solicitor to conduct due diligence on the title, verify that all building licences and occupation certificates are in place, and calculate the total acquisition cost including Spanish purchase tax, notary fees, and land registry charges. At this price point, annual property taxes and community fees will be significant, and these ongoing costs should be confirmed in writing before exchange.