Single-level village living with a garage and no community fees

This property provides 160 m² of built area alongside a 50 m² terrace. Unlike most village homes that stack rooms across three or four narrow flights of stairs, this 3 bedroom townhouse in Benahavís sits entirely on the ground floor of a two-storey building. Direct entry from the street provides maximum convenience.

How the rooms and orientation work

All accommodation is arranged on a single level. The layout includes three bedrooms and two rustic-style bathrooms, with one bathroom arranged as an en-suite that also incorporates a dedicated laundry area. A fireplace serves as the focal point in the living room, while the kitchen has its own door leading straight outside. The home undergone a complete renovation in 2003. Because the footprint runs from north to south, windows on opposite sides allow cross-ventilation during the warmer months and pull daylight in from both directions. A buyer viewing the property should check how the rooms divide between the sunny south side and the cooler north elevation.

The 50 m² terrace and outdoor space

The kitchen opens directly onto the 50 m² private terrace, making it practical to carry food and dishes outside without walking through the sitting room. Part of this outdoor area is covered, providing immediate shelter from overhead sun or rain, while the open section receives plenty of daylight. It offers privacy and has sufficient floor area to install a small swimming pool, subject to local structural and town hall checks.

Parking, ownership structure and village access

An independent private garage is included with the property, solving the persistent problem of street parking in a busy mountain village and giving secure storage for bicycles or golf clubs. Because the building consists of just two floors with another residence on the upper level, there is no shared lift or complex grounds to maintain. Consequently, there are no community fees to pay, and maintenance costs are very low. For those considering short-term lets, there is the possibility of obtaining a tourist rental licence. Everything required for daily routines is reachable on foot: supermarkets, banks, schools, sports facilities and Benahavís’s numerous restaurants are all within walking distance, and a bus stop stands one minute away. Golf courses surround the village, while a car reaches Marbella and the coast in roughly ten minutes, and Estepona in fifteen.