Double plot with sea and La Concha views

A 571 m² built area, a 200 m² terrace, and a 2,275 m² double plot define the scale of this property. This 5 bedroom detached villa in El Rosario is a resale home in eastern Marbella that pairs substantial land with views toward both the Mediterranean Sea and La Concha mountain. Private parking is included on the premises.

The main house and separate apartment

The accommodation is divided between the main residence and a separate apartment. Across the property, the official specification records five bedrooms and eight bathrooms, while the agent notes arrange these as five bathrooms and two guest toilets in the main house, alongside the independent unit. Having a separate apartment adds flexibility and privacy, ideal for hosting guests or accommodating staff. When viewing, it is worth checking how the 571 m² built figure and the 200 m² of terrace are measured across the two units, as the agent also references a 371 m² net measurement.

A 2,275 m² double plot and outdoor spaces

Most detached houses in suburban Marbella sit on single plots of around 800 to 1,000 square metres, where neighbouring roofs and boundary walls sit close to the windows. Here, the 2,275 m² double plot creates genuine separation from adjacent homes and gives the private swimming pool and garden room to breathe. The main living areas open directly onto the 200 m² terrace, providing enough hardstanding for separate dining and lounging zones without encroaching on the lawn. From the grounds, the sightlines take in both the sea and the mountain peak of La Concha.

Security and daily practicalities in El Rosario

This 5 bedroom detached villa in El Rosario sits within a gated community with camera surveillance. That level of perimeter security is a practical advantage for owners who travel frequently and leave the house empty for weeks at a time. For daily errands, the property is a six-minute drive from the beach, as well as the local supermarkets and restaurants at the bottom of the hillside. You will need a car for every trip, as hillside communities in this part of Marbella are not designed for walking to the shops, though the drive down to the coast road is short.