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The Property

This is a five-bedroom villa in the Seghers area of Estepona, a quiet residential neighbourhood on the western edge of town with elevated sea views across the Mediterranean toward Gibraltar and the North African coast. The villa is set over three levels with 250m2 of interior space, a private pool, a covered outdoor kitchen and dining area, and a rooftop terrace with a fifth bedroom. It sleeps up to 10 guests. Playa del Cristo, the nearest beach, is about 1km away. The marina is a 10-15-minute walk from the villa. The return walk is uphill, which is worth bearing in mind if you have young children in pushchairs or anyone with mobility considerations.



At a Glance

- Five-bedroom villa

- Private heated pool, 8m x 4m (pool heating optional, extra cost, seasonal May to October, dependant on the weather)

- Sleeps up to 10 guests

- 3 king bedrooms, 1 twin bedroom, 1 queen bedroom

- 1 bathroom with bathtub, 4 with shower, 1 separate toilet

- 250m2 interior, 250m2 plot

- Seghers, Estepona

- Playa del Cristo: approx. 1km

- Estepona marina: approx. 15-minute walk

- High-speed Wi-Fi

- 2 open-air parking spaces within the property grounds



Outdoor Living and Views

The villa sits in an elevated position in Seghers, with open views across the Mediterranean toward Gibraltar and the North African coast. The covered outdoor kitchen and barbecue area is a central part of the layout, with a shaded dining space used throughout the day and into the evening. The grounds include a sun terrace with sun loungers and a rooftop terrace above the fifth bedroom.



Recent reviews:

Waking up and having the first coffee of the day looking over the Med to the Rock of Gibraltar was nothing short of breathtaking. — Anthony, Ireland

The panoramic view of Gibraltar and the North African coast, both day and night, is where this property really is exceptional. — Jeffrey, UK



The Pool

The private pool is 8m x 4m. At one end of the pool, built in steps lead into a shallow area at around knee height, making it ideal for young children. From there, the pool gradually deepens along a gentle slope, reaching approximately 2 meters at the far end. Pool heating is available at an extra cost and, available from approximately May to October depending on the weather. The sunbed area is open and unshaded, but guests can enjoy shaded comfort on the covered terraces.



Recent review:

The outside kitchen was brilliant and well used. Lots of space for sunbeds around the pool. — Tina, UK



Location

Seghers is a quiet residential neighbourhood with streets lined with mature trees and a settled, unhurried feel, favoured by permanent residents and holiday visitors alike. The neighbourhood is generally considered safe. If neighbouring villas are occupied during your stay, some background noise is possible.



Recent review:

A quiet, beautifully maintained neighbourhood, yet only a few minutes’ drive from the port and old town. — Jeffrey, UK



Playa del Cristo, the nearest beach, is about 1km away. It is a semi-enclosed cove with calm, shallow water and a sandy bottom, popular with families. In summer it gets busy. Sunbeds and parasols are available to hire and there are eating options on the beach. The marina has bars and restaurants along the harbourside and a Sunday market running from 9am to 2pm.



Recent review:

The location is an easy 10 -15-minute walk into the marina and a further 15 into the old town. — Anthony, Ireland



Estepona is noticeably quieter than Marbella and Puerto Banús. There is still plenty going on in the evenings, particularly around the marina with bars and live music, but it is smaller in scale and more low-key. Evenings here tend to centre around dinner at a local restaurant, a walk along the promenade, or drinks at a marina bar. Both Marbella and Puerto Banús are easily reachable by car when you want them. The old town, about 15 minutes by car, has narrow cobbled streets, small plazas and localrestaurants that fill up in the evenings. It is a real town with a year-round community. A car is recommended for this property. The old town, supermarkets and most day trips require a car or taxi. Parking is on-site with two open-air spaces within the grounds. The area has a typical Mediterranean climate with warm summers and mild winters. Winter can bring cooler and occasionally rainy spells, which is worth knowing before you book.



Things to Do Nearby

- Playa del Cristo: calm, shallow bay, approx. 1km, ideal for families

- Estepona marina: Sunday market, harbourside bars and restaurants, 10-15 minute walk

- Paseo Marítimo: seafront promenade with playgrounds and cycle lanes

- Estepona old town: narrow streets, tapas bars, murals walk, approx. 15 minutes by car

- Selwo Aventura: wildlife park, approx. 10 minutes by car, good for families

- Valle Romano Golf Club: approx. 10-15 minutes by car

- Estepona Golf: approx. 10 minutes by car

- Sierra Bermeja at sunset: approx. 35 minutes by car, the mountain range turns red in late afternoon, the drive up offers views toward Gibraltar and the African coast. Take care on the descent, the road is steep and winding.



Distances

- Marbella: approx. 25 minutes by car

- Puerto Banús: approx. 15 minutes by car

- Gibraltar: approx. 45-60 minutes by car, depending on border queues

- Málaga Airport: approx. 55 minutes by car via the toll road

- Bus from Málaga Airport: Avanza service to Estepona, approx. 1 hour 10 minutes. The bus terminal is about 4.5km from the villa, a short taxi ride.



Inside the Villa

The villa is arranged across three levels with an open-plan living and dining area and direct access to the covered terrace.

- Fully equipped kitchen: two ovens, dishwasher, two fridges, two freezers

- Large granite kitchen island

- Two coffee machines: bean-to-cup and Nespresso

- High-speed Wi-Fi, suitable for streaming and remote work

- IPTV with international channels

- Air conditioning and heating throughout



Recent review:

The villa was outstanding in terms of updated appliances, decor and upkeep. Felt very secure with two entry points and an alarm system. — Claire, Ireland



Bedrooms and Layout

- Bedroom 1: King-size bed, en-suite bathroom, ground floor.

- Bedroom 2 (Master Bedroom): King-size bed, en-suite bathroom with a shower and bath, private balcony and sea views, upper floor.

- Bedroom 3: King-size bed, en-suite bathroom with a shower, upper floor.

- Bedroom 4: Twin beds, en-suite bathroom with a shower, upper floor.

- Bedroom 5: Queen-size bed, rooftop level. Accessed by an outside staircase. The bathroom, also on the rooftop, is accessed by walking a short distance across the roof terrace, so it suits adults well but is not ideal for young children sleeping separately. If you are not sure whether the layout works for your group, just get in touch before booking.



Who Stays Here

The villa suits families well. The combination of a private pool, outdoor kitchen and space across three levels means different members of a group can have their own rhythm without feeling crowded. It also works well for two families travelling together, or a group of adults looking for space and a relaxed base from which to explore the coast and inland Andalusia. Several guests return year after year. Most guests find the days organise themselves naturally: mornings at the pool with the views, a walk to the marina for lunch or an evening meal, and long dinners at the outdoor kitchen as the sun goes down.



Recent reviews:

We were 6 adults and 2 children and everyone agreed we would all like to return. — Jeffrey, UK

Would highly recommend this property for a family vacation. — Claire, Ireland

Estepona is beautiful, so relaxed and laid back. — Anthony, Ireland



During Your Stay

We are based locally between Estepona and San Pedro de Alcántara and manage all bookings directly. A member of our team will meet you on arrival. If anything comes up during your stay, you can contact us directly. We are nearby and coordinate everything with our trusted local team.



Recent review:

Colleen and Thomas were outstanding throughout, nothing was ever any trouble for them. — Anthony, Ireland