Frontline golf living in Valle Romano

Two hundred and five square metres of built area sit on a 555 m² plot with a 50 m² terrace. This 3 bedroom detached villa with golf views and private pool in Estepona is a contemporary resale property in the Valle Romano district, placed directly on the edge of the golf course.

Bedrooms, bathrooms and the main living area

Inside, the layout centres on a single living and dining room joined to an open-plan kitchen. That arrangement puts cooking, eating and sitting in one shared volume, which suits buyers who want an informal, connected main room and rules out a separate kitchen or formal dining room. Alongside the main living space, the house includes a dedicated cinema area, giving a second place to sit away from the kitchen in the evenings.

All three bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms, and a fourth guest bathroom serves the living area and visitors. Nobody shares a bathroom here, and guests do not need to enter a bedroom to use one. The main bedroom adds a walk-in wardrobe rather than relying on standard fitted cupboards.

The plot, the terrace and the heated pool

Outside, the living room opens straight onto the 50 m² terrace and the private garden. A plot of 555 m² gives separation from the neighbouring houses and enough room for the heated private pool and lawn without leaving large stretches of ground that demand heavy upkeep. Pool heating makes a practical difference on the western Costa del Sol: unheated water goes cold from November to April, whereas a heated pool stays usable through the cooler months. A buyer viewing this 3 bedroom detached villa with golf views and private pool in Estepona should ask about the type of pool heater installed and check whether there is a cover to hold the warmth overnight.

Parking and the golf course boundary

Off-street parking for two cars is included within the property. Because the house sits frontline to the golf course in Valle Romano, the boundary looks out over maintained fairways rather than another row of walls or roofs. When viewing, it is worth standing in the garden and on the terrace to check the exact line of sight to the fairway, how close players pass to the boundary, and where the sun sits over the pool in the late afternoon.