Multi-level living with an independent entrance in La Quinta

Open views cross the fairways towards the mountains. This 5 bedroom townhouse in Benahavís sits within an established residential part of La Quinta and is built as a semi-detached house over several levels, with a total built area of 208 square metres and four bathrooms.

Five bedrooms and an independent entrance

Fitting five bedrooms and four bathrooms into 208 square metres of built area means the rooms are proportioned for sleeping and storage rather than sprawling suites. The layout separates the sleeping quarters from the day rooms across different levels, so early risers or late arrivals do not wake the rest of the house. A decisive feature here is the extra area with its own independent entrance. For a household with older children, visiting relatives, or someone working from home who needs to receive clients without bringing them through the main rooms, that second door changes how the house works day to day. When viewing this 5 bedroom townhouse in Benahavís, a buyer should check how that independent zone connects to the rest of the plumbing and whether it holds one of the four bathrooms.

The 40-square-metre terrace and outdoor space

Because this is a semi-detached townhouse rather than a detached villa on a large private plot, the outdoor maintenance is kept down to a 40-square-metre terrace. Forty square metres is enough floor area to set out a full dining table for eight and still leave space for loungers at the other end, without spending weekends managing a lawn. The orientation looks out to the golf course and the mountains, giving an open foreground that is protected from immediate building work by the fairways themselves. At a viewing, it is worth checking where the boundary wall sits in relation to the neighbour on the attached side and how the sun moves across the terrace between morning and late afternoon.

Living in La Quinta and reach to the coast

La Quinta sits in the hills of Benahavís right on the border with Marbella, surrounded by golf courses rather than main roads. In return, Puerto Banús, the beaches and Marbella town centre are a short drive down the hill, along with supermarkets, restaurants and everyday services. A buyer looking at a 5 bedroom townhouse in Benahavís usually weighs the quiet of the hillside against the drive to the coast; in La Quinta, that drive is short enough to do twice a day without it taking over the routine.