Detached Villa in San Pedro de Alcántara

The historical legacy of this villa in San Pedro de Alcántara is defined by its former ownership by cinema icon Audrey Hepburn and Mel Ferrer, lending a rare cultural prestige to this expansive 6,593 m² estate. Unlike typical modern builds, this residence preserves a sense of timeless elegance while occupying a vast plot that ensures absolute privacy and seclusion within one of Marbella’s most established residential enclaves.

The internal layout of this detached villa is thoughtfully organized across two main levels, featuring six bedrooms and seven bathrooms. The ground floor serves as the social heart of the home, hosting bright open-plan living areas that merge seamlessly with the outdoors, alongside a guest suite and a dedicated office space. The upper floor contains four additional bedrooms, all designed with a focus on natural light and clean contemporary lines. A separate staff or guest apartment with its own entrance provides versatile accommodation options for extended stays or live-in help.

Premium amenities define the leisure experience, highlighted by a full-sized private tennis court and a heated swimming pool surrounded by mature landscaped gardens. The interiors are equipped with underfloor heating and individual air conditioning throughout to ensure year-round comfort. For entertainment and wellness, the property includes a gym, a games room, and a sophisticated outdoor kitchen and barbecue area, all set within a secure gated community with advanced security systems and a large private driveway.

Located in the beachside area of San Pedro de Alcántara, the villa offers immediate access to the vibrant lifestyle of the Costa del Sol. Puerto Banús is reachable in under ten minutes, while Marbella town is just a fifteen-minute drive away. The property is perfectly positioned for families, with proximity to leading international schools, championship golf courses, and luxury beach clubs, all while maintaining a quiet, country-like atmosphere with views stretching toward the sea and local ports.