Property details
- Property ID: CDS02680
- Price: € 1,275,000
- Plot Size: 5755m
- Built Size: N/A
- Terrace Size: N/A
- Property Type: Residential Plot
- Kitchen: N/A
- Pool: NO POOL
- Views: Sea Mountain Golf Country Panoramic Forest
- Garden: Private
- Parking: NO PARKING
- Security: N/A
Setting
- Country Commercial Area Mountain Pueblo Close To Golf Close To Shops Close To Schools Close To Forest
Description
Nestled between the prestigious La Cala Golf Resort and the serene enclave of La Mairena, this expansive south-facing plot offers a unique opportunity to build your dream home in one of the most sought-after locations on the Costa del Sol.
Boasting all-day sun, this prime piece of real estate spans a total of 5,755 square meters, with 3,442 square meters designated as buildable space.
The plot allows for the construction of a spacious and elegant residence with a buildable area of 684 square meters.
Additionally, there is the potential to include a basement level when constructing the house, providing extra living space for a home gym, cinema room, or other luxurious amenities.
With its panoramic views, sunny disposition, and prime location close to world-class golf courses and the picturesque natural beauty of La Mairena, this plot is an ideal canvas for creating a bespoke home that combines modern luxury with the tranquility of the Andalusian countryside.
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Location
- Area: Costa del Sol
- Town: La Mairena
About:
La Mairena is a hill top residential resort on the Costa del Sol, just 5 km (3 mi) from the coastal ruralisation of Elviria, on the eastern outskirts of Marbella, Spain.
At 400 m (1300 ft) above sea level, the village has views towards the Sierra Nevada Mountains, the Mediterranean Sea, the Rock of Gibraltar and the African coast.
The village is located within the municipalities of Ojen and Marbella, in the Andalusian province of Málaga.
In 2012, a wildfire devastated much of the countryside surrounding La Mairena, There was one reported fatality, with damage mainly to gardens.
Many cork oaks, which hadn’t had their protective bark harvested before the fire, have survived and are regaining their abundant canopy of small dark leaves.