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Los Largos Golf Course Urbanization is a gated residential community in Mijas on the Costa del Sol. The complex offers apartments within a secure, established setting designed around golf course living.
1 property for sale in Los Largos Golf Course UrbanizationAvg €3,130/sqmUpdated daily · Last sync 23 Jun 2026
Its location provides access to the coastal and inland attractions that define this part of southern Spain.
Most homes enjoy golf and panoramic views, and the community maintains communal swimming pools including a children's pool and shared gardens. Apartments at Los Largos Golf Course Urbanization typically feature covered and private terraces that take advantage of the outlook, along with practical additions such as utility rooms and ensuite bathrooms. Air conditioning addresses the warm climate, and street parking serves residents and guests. The architecture and layout reflect the urbanisation style common to planned developments in the area, balancing privacy with shared green space.
The complex suits golfers who want daily access to the course, families drawn to the pools and secure environment, and those seeking a holiday home or year-round residence in a quiet but connected part of Mijas. The gated entry and communal facilities appeal to buyers who value low-maintenance living without sacrificing outdoor space. Los Largos Golf Course Urbanization works for retirees, active professionals, and second-home owners who prioritise golf, views, and a relaxed pace within reach of the coast.
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The exact position of Los Largos Golf Course Urbanization isn't published, so the map shows the Mijas area where it sits.
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Yes. The urbanization in Mijas is gated with controlled access. That gives residents a defined perimeter and a quieter feel inside the community, which suits both year-round living and homes left empty for part of the year.
The community has swimming pools, gardens and a golf setting. Pools and gardens are maintained by the community, so upkeep of the shared areas is handled collectively rather than falling to each owner. That is one of the main reasons buyers choose a complex like this over a standalone home.
The urbanization is built around a golf course, so many homes look out over the fairways. If you play, the course is on your doorstep. If you do not, you still get the open green outlook and the space that comes with a golf setting rather than a dense built-up block.
It works for golfers who want the course nearby, families who value the pools and gated setting, and anyone after a lock up and leave home in Mijas. The shared facilities and controlled access make it practical for owners who are not there all year.
Parking is on the street within the urbanization, serving both residents and visitors. There is no allocated underground garage, so if a dedicated private space matters to you, that is worth checking against individual homes before you commit.
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