Nestled in Marbella, property HQL-ELDHW represents a quiet, sunlit example of coastal living where sea breezes, light-filled rooms and a small terrace combine into an intimate Andalusian retreat.

Discovering this Marbella semi‑detached house

This semi‑detached house in La Campana spans 114 square metres across three bedrooms and three bathrooms, set on a compact plot with an 18 sqm terrace that frames Mediterranean light. Listed at EUR 595,000, the home reads as an elegant, lived-in canvas: airy rooms, large windows that invite morning sun, and a terrace that carries the sound and sight of the sea into everyday life. As shown in the property photos, the principal living area flows toward the terrace, creating a seamless indoor‑outdoor rhythm ideal for both quiet mornings and gentle evenings with friends.

Interior character and comfort

Inside, finishes are tasteful and restrained—neutral palettes, ample glazing, and air conditioning that ensures comfort during warm Andalusian summers. The layout favours conviviality: a welcoming living area that steps toward the terrace, a dining corner bathed in light, and three bedrooms that balance privacy with coastal calm. The photos capture these qualities plainly: natural light spilling across tiled floors, soft shadows along walls, and bedrooms arranged for rest rather than show. For international buyers who prize immediate liveability with a low‑maintenance footprint, this home’s straightforward comfort is a major draw.

Key features that matter to overseas buyers include the sea view—a quiet but persistent reminder of place—and the terrace, which functions as an essential living room in Mediterranean climates. Practical comforts such as reliable air conditioning and a compact, easy‑to‑manage plot make the property attractive for seasonal use, holiday rental income, or a year‑round pied‑à‑terre. The images show how a small terrace, well oriented, can extend living space and dramatically shift lifestyle potential.

How Maiti Homes found and framed this opportunity

Maiti Homes has built two decades of local knowledge in Marbella, and this listing exemplifies their practical, buyer‑centred approach. Rather than hunting only headline luxury, the agency sources homes that meet clear lifestyle needs—proximity to the promenade, light and views, and efficient layouts for international owners. With specialties spanning vacation homes, rentals, townhomes and investment properties, Maiti Homes frames listings in a way that helps non‑resident buyers picture daily life on the coast and assess return potential from holiday lets.

Service and language reach for international buyers

What makes Maiti Homes useful to an overseas buyer isn’t only inventory; it’s the practical scaffolding around a purchase. They offer bilingual guidance, local market briefings, and operational support—everything from arranging viewings at convenient times for remote clients to advising on rental potential and local regulations. The agency’s two decades in Marbella translate into on‑the‑ground relationships with notaries, property managers and tradespeople, which smooths a process that otherwise feels fragmented to buyers abroad. Maiti Homes’s 60/100 rating reflects a mature, experienced firm with a regional focus—one that knows which mid‑market coastal homes appeal to international lifestyles.

Why this house speaks to Stewardship‑minded buyers

At Moss & Hearth we look for properties that respect place and invite low‑impact living. This Marbella home’s compact footprint and existing fabric are virtues: modest plot area, a design that leans on natural light and cross‑ventilation, and outdoor space that encourages connection to the seascape rather than energy‑intensive additions. The terrace—shown in several photos—becomes a primary living area, reducing the need for larger conditioned interiors. For buyers interested in incremental sustainability (better shading, modest PV additions, or water‑wise planting) the house is a sensible canvas that can be improved without radical retrofit.

• Sensible upgrades to consider

• Add shading and awnings to reduce cooling loads • Install modest rooftop or balcony photovoltaic panels where permitted • Replace water fixtures with low‑flow fittings to reduce consumption • Use native planting on the terrace and nearby common areas to support local biodiversity

Marbella context: market and lifestyle notes for international buyers

Nueva Andalucía and La Campana offer a blend of quiet residential streets and easy access to beaches, marinas and local markets. Buyers should expect a seasonal rental market, steady demand for small family homes, and a premium for genuine sea views—qualities this property carries in measured form. Photos of nearby vistas and street scenes help place the home within a lived neighbourhood rather than an isolated resort enclave; that daily fabric matters to buyers who want to integrate into local life rather than simply rent out a luxury asset.

Price perspective: at EUR 595,000 this semi‑detached house sits in a bracket attractive to international buyers seeking proximity to Marbella’s lifestyle without the top‑tier villa premiums. Considerations for buyers include typical transaction costs in Spain, expected rental yields in high season, and the relative ease of managing a compact property from overseas—factors where Maiti Homes’s local management and rental advisory play an important role.

Bringing it together: what Maiti Homes adds for global clients

This house is a case study in Maiti Homes’s approach: practical selection, honest presentation, and services framed for non‑resident buyers. The agency’s knowledge—two decades of Marbella listings and networks—helps identify properties with real lifestyle potential and manageable stewardship needs. The images included with the listing demonstrate their care in presentation, showing not only rooms and views but how light and layout translate into daily life. For an international buyer, that clarity reduces friction and reveals possibilities: seasonal rental income, a compact primary residence, or a low‑maintenance coastal retreat.

Actionable next steps for interested buyers: • Ask Maiti Homes for a neighbourhood walk‑through video and rental projections • Request a breakdown of ownership costs and typical seasonal occupancy for similar homes • Consider a short‑term property management plan if you intend to rent the home • Discuss modest energy and water efficiency upgrades with Maiti Homes’s recommended contractors

If the idea of a sunlit terrace, gentle sea views and a thoughtfully presented home in La Campana appeals, Maiti Homes can provide the local expertise and practical support to make this property work for an international lifestyle. The listing captures a particular Marbella rhythm—light, modest scale, and proximity to coast—that will suit buyers who value place as much as property.

Contact Maiti Homes for a private viewing or an initial advisory call; ask for their guidance on seasonal management, permitted upgrades, and how similar homes perform for overseas owners. The images and floor of this listing offer a clear starting point—then the agency’s local know‑how helps you translate that starting point into a careful, place‑centred purchase.