Detached Villa in Arenas

A high-capacity water management system featuring two dedicated deposits of 20,000 and 7,000 liters distinguishes this detached villa in Arenas, ensuring a robust and self-sufficient supply for the expansive 3,200 m² plot. This infrastructure supports a lifestyle of total privacy in the heart of the Axarquía countryside, where the property commands a dual perspective of the Mediterranean Sea and the white-washed architecture of the nearby village. The orientation captures everything from the bustling local port to the quiet undulations of the surrounding mountain ranges.

The interior layout is thoughtfully split across two levels to maximize the sense of space and separation. On the ground floor, a separate kitchen and a comfortable living room form the core of the home, flanked by two generous bedrooms equipped with double beds and built-in wardrobes. These rooms share a well-appointed full bathroom. The entire upper floor is reserved for the primary suite, a private sanctuary featuring its own en-suite bathroom, extensive storage, and direct access to a panoramic terrace that serves as a private viewpoint over the coast and the Sierras.

Outdoor living is prioritized through a private swimming pool surrounded by ample sun-drenched terracing, ideal for taking advantage of the Andalusian climate. Practicality is addressed with a dedicated storage room for tools and equipment, while the interior environment is regulated by integrated air conditioning. The property’s elevated position ensures that the sea views remain a constant backdrop to daily life, whether from the garden level or the master bedroom balcony.

The villa’s location in Arenas offers a strategic balance between rural seclusion and accessibility. While the setting is undeniably tranquil, the house remains connected to essential coastal infrastructure. Residents can easily reach local golf courses, beachside chiringuitos, and the vibrant port area, making it a versatile choice for those who value the quiet of the country without sacrificing proximity to the Mediterranean’s social hubs.