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Las Lomas de La Quinta is a gated residential community in La Quinta, Benahavis, on the Costa del Sol. The complex offers a mix of apartments and villas set within easy reach of some of the region's most recognised golf courses.
1 property for sale in Lomas de La QuintaAvg €7,849/sqmUpdated daily · Last sync 04 Sept 2026
The community sits among rolling terrain with mountain and country views across much of the development, while many homes also enjoy sea views toward the Mediterranean coastline.
Most homes feature private terraces, air conditioning, and double glazing as standard. Many properties include covered terraces, underground or covered parking, and storage rooms. The community provides both communal pools and gardens, though many homes also have private pools and private garden space. Inside, utility rooms and ensuite bathrooms are common, and many properties have additional features such as lifts, underfloor heating, gyms, saunas, games rooms, and basements. Indoor pools and barbecue areas appear in a number of the homes, and some properties are new construction.
Las Lomas de La Quinta suits buyers looking for secure family living close to golf facilities, as well as those seeking a holiday home or year-round residence in a quieter part of the Costa del Sol. The mix of apartments and villas accommodates different household sizes and lifestyle preferences. The community appeals to golfers, families who value space and amenities, and residents drawn to the mountain and country setting of La Quinta while remaining within reach of coastal towns and services.
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The exact position of Lomas de La Quinta isn't published, so the map shows the Monte Halcones area where it sits.
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Yes. Lomas de La Quinta in La Quinta, Benahavis, is a gated community with controlled access. Entry is managed, which suits both families who want that reassurance and owners who leave a holiday home empty between visits.
The complex mixes apartments and villas, so households of different sizes can find a fit. Layouts vary a lot across La Quinta, with some homes offering private pools and gardens and others sharing the communal pools and gardens. It is worth checking each home on its own merits rather than assuming a standard spec.
Much of the development looks out over rolling terrain with mountain and country views, and many homes also have sea views toward the Mediterranean. The setting sits inland from the coast, so expect a quieter, greener feel than the seafront towns of the Costa del Sol.
Yes. Residents share communal pools and gardens maintained by the community. Some individual homes add private pools and gardens, and features such as lifts, gyms and saunas appear in a number of properties. Shared upkeep is covered by community fees, so the grounds stay looked after year round.
It works for golfers, families who want space, and buyers after a holiday home or year-round base in a calmer part of the Costa del Sol. The gated access and mix of homes make it practical as a lock up and leave, while the mountain setting of La Quinta appeals to those who prefer a quieter address near coastal towns.
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