A renovated beachside home on an eight hundred square metre plot

An 800 square metre beachside plot with an already completed renovation sets this property apart from older stock on the same side of the coast road. This 5 bedroom detached villa in San Pedro de Alcántara, San Pedro de Alcántara, sits in an established residential area one kilometre from the El Ancla restaurant. Buying a resale house that has already been updated avoids having to undertake renovation work.

Two levels and five en-suite bedrooms

The house has a built area of 251 square metres arranged across two levels, separating the daytime living rooms from the sleeping quarters. All five bedrooms have their own en-suite bathrooms, which removes the morning bottleneck when the house is full of guests or older children. It is a layout that prioritizes bedroom count and privacy over massive individual room dimensions; dividing 251 square metres of built area by five bedrooms, five bathrooms, and the main living areas means the rooms are sensibly proportioned rather than cavernous. A buyer who does not need a fifth bedroom has no separate study or secondary sitting room mentioned in the layout, so one of the bedrooms would naturally serve that purpose.

Eight hundred square metres of plot and outdoor areas

Outside, the main living spaces open directly onto 110 square metres of terrace, providing nearly half the footprint of the house again for outdoor dining and seating. The surrounding private garden and swimming pool take up the remainder of the 800 square metre grounds, which have been planned for low maintenance rather than heavy gardening. An outdoor gym area is also set up within the grounds, keeping exercise equipment out of the bedrooms and main house. When viewing this 5 bedroom detached villa in San Pedro de Alcántara, San Pedro de Alcántara, it is worth checking the exact boundary screening around the gym and pool, as well as the orientation of the main terrace for afternoon sun.

The beachside setting near El Ancla

Known as Villa Mimosa, the property stands on the seaward side of San Pedro de Alcántara, a quiet and settled neighbourhood where plots are flat and the streets are already fully developed. Being one kilometre from El Ancla places the house within walking distance of the seafront without putting it directly on a busy promenade. Because the listing does not specify the garage or off-street parking arrangements on the plot, confirming how vehicles are accommodated within the boundary or on the street is a sensible step during a visit.