A house on a 516 m² plot where the buyer chooses the final layout

A private pool and garden sit directly outside the living room, flanked by a terrace on one side of the house and a built-in barbecue on the other. This 3 bedroom detached villa in Puerto Banús measures 287 m² of built area across three levels, and some finishing work has been deliberately left undone so the incoming owner can decide how the space is completed.

Plot, garden and outdoor layout

The 516 m² plot wraps around the house, giving distinct outdoor areas rather than a single strip of lawn. Wide glazed panels link the main living room directly to the pool and garden, while the two side areas separate dining and cooking outside from the quieter terrace space. Upstairs, two further terraces look back over the plot: one private to the main bedroom facing the pool, and a second balcony terrace reached from the upper corridor.

Ground and upper floor rooms

Inside, the ground floor begins with an entrance hall leading into a large living room with a chimney. The dining area sits beside an open-plan kitchen with its own pantry, which keeps storage out of sight of the main room. A guest toilet and the first en-suite bedroom are also on this level, meaning someone can live on the ground floor without using the stairs. The upper floor holds two further bedrooms, both with en-suite bathrooms, so all three bedrooms in the house have their own bathroom.

The basement and finishing options

Below the ground floor is a large basement level where the parking area is already separated by a wall and the remaining footprint is currently left as an open loft. Because the final finishes of the house have been held back, a buyer can configure this lower level to suit how they live. The floorplate allows for a separate entrance apartment with two additional bedrooms and two bathrooms—taking the house to five bedrooms in total—or for a cinema room, games room, utility room and storeroom. The current sellers have the infrastructure to complete these finishing works to the buyer's specification before the title deeds are signed.

Paperwork and position in Puerto Banús

Buying a property with unfinished elements requires clear paperwork, and this 3 bedroom detached villa in Puerto Banús already holds its First Occupancy Licence and an Urban Non-Infraction Certificate, and is eligible for a Spanish Touristic Licence. The house stands in an established residential street less than a kilometre from the marina, with a fitness and sports centre and the Real Club de Pádel under two minutes away on foot. That distance keeps day-to-day traffic quiet while leaving the shops, restaurants and seafront within a short walk.