Maison mitoyenne in Benalmádena

This gorgeous three-bedroom detached villa sits in an elevated spot just a few minutes’ walk from the postcard-perfect, white-washed village of Benalmádena Pueblo—packed with charming shops, lively bars, and great restaurants.

Everything’s set on one level, and every room spills out onto the fantastic 554m2 plot. You’ve got a private pool, lush gardens dotted with terraces, lemon and orange trees, and shaded corners that beg for long, lazy al fresco dining.

Step inside and you’ll find a bright, open living and dining area with a cozy log-burning fireplace. Floor-to-ceiling sliding doors frame the pool, letting the sunlight flood in. The kitchen’s fully equipped, with everything you need—electric hob, oven, microwave, fridge-freezer, you name it. Next to it, there’s a handy utility room, so you can finish the laundry and step straight out to a big terrace courtyard under a beautiful old orange tree.

Head to the east wing for the master bedroom, complete with built-in wardrobes and direct access to the pool. It has its own ensuite bathroom with a bath (shower over), basin, and WC.

On the west side, there are two more spacious double bedrooms and a stylish family bathroom. Every main room opens right out to the pool and gardens—it’s all about indoor-outdoor living here.

The grounds wrap around the house, offering a peaceful oasis that’s totally private—you’re hidden away from the outside world. There’s a large garage too, currently used for storage, with loads of space for your stuff.

If you’re searching for a dreamy home in a top location, this one’s a must-see. Just walk from your door to everything Benalmádena Pueblo has to offer!

Benalmadena Pueblo sits tucked into the mountain foothills, about 5km from the sea. It’s the kind of place where you turn a corner and suddenly catch sweeping views of the Mediterranean, stretching from Fuengirola all the way to Malaga. People love to visit for the day. And honestly, it’s easy to see why—this village hasn’t lost its old Spanish charm. Think whitewashed houses, flower boxes everywhere, winding cobbled streets, and little plazas dotted with classic café bars. It’s quiet too, the sort of peaceful spot where you can slow down, dig into local tapas, and soak up real Spanish life.

If you step just outside the village, there’s even more to find. You’ll spot the Stupa—the largest Buddhist temple you’ll see outside Asia—plus one of the biggest butterfly parks in Europe. And don’t miss the mirador, where you get some of the best coastal views around. It’s a special place that hits that perfect mix of tradition and wow-factor scenery.