Villa Entrelagos II

Each villa provides 340 m² of built space across four bedrooms and four bathrooms, with 77 m² of external terraces. The master suite includes a walk-in wardrobe and en-suite bathroom. The ground floor follows an open-plan layout with a designer kitchen fitted with an island unit, and floor-to-ceiling glazing that connects to the outdoor areas. Outside, the specification includes an infinity-edge swimming pool, a sunken lounge area with an integrated fire feature, and covered outdoor dining space. Private parking accommodates two vehicles. The villa is designed for year-round use, with the terrace orientation and pool positioning intended to maximise winter sun exposure, which matters in this inland location where temperatures drop more noticeably between November and February than they do on the immediate coast.

La Cala Golf Resort sits roughly equidistant between Marbella and Málaga Airport, both around 30 minutes by car on the A-7 coast road. The resort clubhouse, hotel, and spa facilities are five minutes from the villa site. Buyers here tend to be Northern European golfers, often German or Scandinavian, looking for a primary or extended-stay second home rather than a rental investment. The resort operates three 18-hole courses, which keeps occupancy and community activity reasonably consistent outside the peak summer months. This is not a beachside location. The nearest coast is La Cala de Mijas, a 15-minute drive down the hill, so daily beach access requires a car. The trade-off is lower density, larger plots, and a more controlled environment than equivalent money would buy in a coastal urbanisation.

This is an off-plan purchase with construction starting in mid-2026, so completion would typically fall in late 2027 or early 2028, depending on build pace and any permitting delays. Spanish new build transactions generally require a reservation deposit to secure the unit, followed by stage payments tied to construction milestones, with the balance and taxes due on completion when keys are handed over. All payment schedules and amounts must be confirmed directly with the developer. Buyers should instruct an independent Spanish property lawyer before signing any reservation or purchase contract. The building licence is already in place, which removes one layer of pre-construction risk, though it does not eliminate the usual completion date uncertainties that apply to any off-plan project in Spain.