Nestled in Marbella, property HQL-L2R4Y represents a quietly confident expression of contemporary Mediterranean living — a newly built, west‑facing semi‑detached villa in the Vilas 12 enclave that pairs refined materials with thoughtful touches of nature.

Discovering this Vilas 12 villa

This semi‑detached house unfolds across four floors and 693 sqm of living space, blending dramatic architecture with intimate, landscape‑led moments. As shown in the photos, the double‑height living room pours light into a generous entertaining space that opens onto a sun‑warmed terrace and a private interior patio where a mature olive tree anchors the home.

Built in 2024 and offered furnished for EUR 7,500,000, the villa reads as a whole: natural oak doors, marble appointments in each of the four bathrooms, and a Gaggenau kitchen that keeps both form and function at the fore. The rooftop — visible in the exterior images — rewards the few steps with a sea view, outdoor kitchen and pool, and an open‑air cinema set‑up that turns evenings into occasions.

Features that matter for international buyers

For buyers relocating from abroad or investing from a distance, practical comforts are as important as aesthetic ones. This property offers underfloor heating, hot and cold air conditioning, a built‑in sound system, secure fingerprint access and underground parking for four large cars — conveniences that make life away from home feel effortless. The lift that serves all four levels also adds accessibility and resale appeal.

• Key lifestyle and technical highlights: • Rooftop pool and terrace with sea view • Private elevator and underfloor heating • Gaggenau kitchen and Poliform wardrobes • Mature olive tree and integrated interior patio • Secure gated community with 24/7 security

How NCH Dallimore Marbella brought this home to international attention

NCH Dallimore Marbella’s four decades of local experience show in the curation and presentation of properties like this one. Their team understands the Marbella purchaser who values both provenance and modern efficiencies — and they translate that into listings that speak clearly to international tastes: high‑quality imagery, detailed specifications, and a narrative that connects material choices to lifestyle benefits.

In this case, the agency’s selection process is evident. The villa was chosen for its architectural pedigree, finish quality and neighborhood context — a gated enclave with substantial communal green space and thoughtful landscaping across a 12,000 m² plot. NCH Dallimore Marbella’s network — architects, stylists such as Pedro Peña, and vetted contractors — ensures the property arrives to market in turnkey condition, an important reassurance for buyers who may be arranging viewings remotely.

Sustainability in practice

While this villa is luxurious, it also gestures toward low‑impact living: natural materials, an interior patio that supports passive cooling, and the intentional landscaping that preserves mature planting rather than replacing it. NCH Dallimore Marbella highlights these elements because international buyers increasingly search for homes that sit lightly on their site — not just because it feels right, but because it supports long‑term running costs and neighbourhood biodiversity.

Marbella context: why location amplifies value

Vilas 12 occupies a rare position close to Marbella’s best amenities — the beach promenade, Puente Romano and a selection of restaurants and services — while retaining a sense of private refuge. For international buyers, that blend of proximity and privacy translates to year‑round livability and rental potential. The local market’s appetite for high‑quality new construction and turnkey homes keeps demand healthy, particularly for properties that pair design with usable outdoor space like this villa.

As the images show, the communal gardens and private terraces invite a Mediterranean lifestyle: al fresco dining, morning light in sheltered courtyards, and evenings on the rooftop watching the sea. These are the everyday moments that make Marbella not only an investment, but a home.

Practical advice for buyers considering similar homes

• Look for these markers when evaluating Marbella properties: • Proven workmanship: inspect joins, stone, and cabinetry brands (Poliform, Gaggenau) shown in the listing. • Daylight and orientation: west‑facing terraces favour afternoon light but check rooftop views for sea sightlines. • Community stewardship: gated developments with managed green space often preserve value and biodiversity. • Running costs: ask for MEP (mechanical, electrical, plumbing) specs and energy‑use estimates. • Remote readiness: turnkey furnishing and trusted local management make ownership from abroad far simpler.

NCH Dallimore Marbella routinely supports buyers through each of these checks — from arranging technical visits to connecting clients with independent inspectors and local management companies — which is why international purchasers often turn to them for both transactions and long‑term stewardship.

How this villa exemplifies the agency’s approach

This villa is emblematic of NCH Dallimore Marbella’s offering: carefully chosen new construction with meaningful finishes, presented with clarity and contextualised within Marbella’s lifestyle. For buyers who care about both design and ecological sensibility, the property’s materials, retained planting and efficient layout demonstrate the agency’s eye for projects that perform emotionally and practically.

Ready to explore? A gentle next step

If this villa’s combination of craftsmanship, landscape and convenience speaks to you, NCH Dallimore Marbella can arrange a private viewing or a detailed virtual tour, provide running‑cost estimates, and introduce local specialists for due diligence. For international buyers, those services are the difference between curiosity and confident ownership.

Contact NCH Dallimore Marbella to learn more about this Vilas 12 home and comparable properties in Marbella. The images included with this article capture many of the villa’s quiet strengths — the double‑height living room, the olive‑anchored patio, the rooftop panorama — but a visit will show how those details add up to daily life.