Nestled in Marbella’s leafy Nueva Andalucía, a gracious detached villa quietly crowns a frontline golf setting, offering an intimate balance of indoor light and outdoor calm. Villa Marketing presents this four-bedroom, three-bath home as an invitation rather than a spectacle — a family-scale property that rewards careful stewardship, moments of sun, and thoughtful renovation. As shown in the photos, the home’s high ceilings and large windows draw the garden inside, while terraces and mature planting promise private outdoor living in one of the coast’s most desirable neighbourhoods.

Discovering this Marbella villa with Villa Marketing

This detached house spans roughly 243 square metres on a generous 930 square‑metre plot and sits frontline to Los Naranjos golf. Villa Marketing has long walked these streets; their local knowledge showed in the way they positioned the property — emphasising sunlight, garden privacy and the view corridors towards the course. The images capture those selling points: terraces that catch late afternoon light, wide living rooms with original proportions, and a garden that reads as a private pocket of Mediterranean green. For international buyers, that combination — a clear plot, a generous terrace program and a distinct sense of place — is easier to grasp when an agency translates local strengths into an accessible story.

Offered at EUR 2,395,000, the property is both a lifestyle home and a canvas. Villa Marketing frames it that way: not simply as a finished product but as a durable, adaptable investment where sensitive upgrades — careful insulation, efficient HVAC, modest solar integration on suitable roofs and water-wise landscaping — can both lower running costs and increase year‑round comfort. The photos show spaces that favor natural light and passive ventilation; those are small, tangible advantages for buyers who want homes that feel comfortable in every season without large, energy‑hungry interventions.

What the house offers at a glance

• Four bedrooms and three bathrooms arranged for family living • Spacious living areas with high ceilings and large windows • Private garden, terraces and a swimming pool potential • Garage and established planting for immediate privacy • Air conditioning and classic 1990 construction that invites sensitive modernisation

How Villa Marketing shapes clarity: fees, transparency and buyer confidence

For international buyers, the search is as much about trust as it is about the house. Villa Marketing’s approach is practical: they foreground contract clarity, itemise fees and present a stepwise timeline from viewing to handover. With 42 years in Marbella’s luxury market, the agency bridges languages, local regulations and expectations. In practice this means buyers receive clear illustrations of what is included in the asking price, which costs are local taxes or legal fees, and which renovation or utility updates are recommended but not mandatory. That transparency matters when someone is buying from abroad — it reduces surprises, and lets budgets reflect real-running costs rather than wishful estimates.

Villa Marketing’s credentials sit quietly behind their listings: decades of local market memory, multilingual negotiation, and a track record working with both private families and international investors. They pair that experience with a curated presentation for each property — measured floor plans, honest condition notes and photography that shows both strengths and the natural scope for improvement. The photos of this villa, for example, deliberately celebrate original finishes and outdoor rooming while showing where light refurbishment would add value. That kind of honest framing helps international buyers weigh immediate move‑in readiness against renovation upside.

Why this villa works for international eco‑minded buyers

From Moss & Hearth’s perspective, a home becomes truly sustainable when the building and its landscape are treated as an integrated system. Here, the plot scale and mature planting are the first virtues: they allow for low‑impact garden design, rainwater harvesting and shaded terraces that reduce cooling demand. The house’s orientation and generous glazing support daytime light and passive cross‑ventilation — shown clearly in the interior photos — so modest retrofit measures (improved glazing, efficient pumps for pool and irrigation, and targeted solar photovoltaic panels) could meaningfully reduce both energy costs and emissions without altering the villa’s character.

Villa Marketing understands those buyer priorities. In conversations with potential international purchasers they highlight not only the charm and location but also practical routes to making the home greener: trusted local contractors for solar and insulation, landscapers who specialise in drought‑tolerant Mediterranean planting, and planning advice for modest extensions or pool upgrades that respect neighbourhood guidelines. That local network shortens the learning curve for buyers who care about stewardship but lack local contacts.

Nueva Andalucía & Marbella: a place‑first market

Nueva Andalucía sits between Marbella and Puerto Banús, a neighbourhood shaped by golf culture, private gardens and a coastline‑attuned lifestyle. For international buyers, it offers proximity to luxury amenities and an everyday rhythm that feels both cosmopolitan and calm. Villa Marketing’s long tenure here means they know which streets keep their privacy, where amenity access is strongest, and how seasonal market rhythms affect pricing and negotiation. The property’s frontage to Los Naranjos golf is a particular asset: it affords open sightlines and a green backdrop without sacrificing accessibility to the coast.

Market insight: in Marbella, homes that combine scale, privacy and renovation potential often outperform narrower ‘move‑in only’ purchases over a medium horizon. Villa Marketing uses that insight when advising clients: presenting comparable sales, estimated renovation budgets, and realistic rental or lifestyle scenarios so buyers from abroad can make decisions grounded in both emotion and data. The property’s EUR 2.395M price sits within that conversation — a premium for location and plot, and a sensible base for buyers who intend to steward the house into the next chapter.

If the images entice you — terraces that promise long breakfasts, living rooms that invite light, and a garden that could become a low‑maintenance Mediterranean haven — Villa Marketing can translate that feeling into a concrete path forward: transparent fee schedules, contract review in your language, and local partnerships to realise greener, lower‑cost living. For international buyers who want a Marbella home that respects place and performs well, this villa is both an immediate retreat and a thoughtful project.

To explore this property and Villa Marketing’s services, contact them to request a full dossier, condition report and a breakdown of purchase costs specific to international buyers. Let the photos be the first conversation; Villa Marketing’s experience makes the rest straightforward, from fees and contracts to the practical steps that turn a beautiful house into a sustainable coastal home.