Nestled in Marbella, Villa Marketing's featured detached villa in Nueva Andalucía presents a refined example of coastal living. Listed under reference HQL-GA4AP, the property speaks to measured quality: four bedrooms, three bathrooms and some 243 square metres of living space set within a 930 m² plot. This opening passage frames the house as a lived place — garden, terraces and the long view across Los Naranjos golf course — rather than an anonymous commodity.

Discovering the Marbella villa

Approach the property and the sequence of spaces is deliberate: a sheltered entry gives way to high‑ceilinged reception rooms, generous glazing and sightlines that draw the eye toward garden and fairway. The photographs supplied with the listing capture this choreography — light flooding the principal rooms, moulded cornices and a floorplan that still feels generous despite later additions. These images make clear how the house’s scale and proportion respond to Mediterranean light, and how terraces extend daily life outdoors.

Interior character and practical dimensions

Inside, the villa’s four bedrooms and three bathrooms are arranged to favour privacy and flexibility. At roughly 243 sq. m of living area, rooms are sized for family use yet retain rooms for formal entertaining. Air conditioning has been installed to modern standards and original features — the high ceilings and tall windows especially — offer a framework for selective renovation rather than wholesale replacement. As shown in the photos, the living room and principal bedroom benefit from ample daylight and direct access to terraces.

Key property attributes noted in the listing and visible in the images:

• Detached villa with frontline golf views across Los Naranjos • Mature, private garden with sunny and shaded terraces • Outdoor swimming pool and room for additional landscaping • Garaging and secure off‑street parking • Well‑proportioned reception spaces, high ceilings and natural light • Practical living area of 243 m² on a 930 m² plot

How Villa Marketing presents this opportunity

Villa Marketing approaches each listing with a twofold intent: to communicate the tangible qualities of a house and to situate it within a buyer’s wider life — schools, marinas, golf and the rhythm of the Costa del Sol. With more than four decades operating in Marbella, the agency’s curatorial method favours evidence over hyperbole: precise photography, careful room sequences and documentation that answers common international buyer questions about provenance, serviceability and potential for improvement. The marketing materials for this villa follow that method: evocative images, spatial plans and clear statements on features such as the pool, garage and plot size.

Value added for international buyers

For a purchaser based overseas, Villa Marketing’s local knowledge reduces transactional friction. Their services include curated viewings timed to the client’s visit, local introduction to legal and tax advisers familiar with cross‑border purchases, and a straightforward account of refurbishment scope where appropriate. In the case of the Nueva Andalucía villa, the agency emphasises evolutionary improvement — modest interventions that increase comfort and market value while respecting the home’s Mediterranean character. The photos demonstrate how small upgrades — terrace finishes, garden replanting or pool refurbishment — can transform the presentation without obscuring the property’s fundamental assets.

Nueva Andalucía and Marbella: context buyers care about

Nueva Andalucía sits between Marbella town and Puerto Banús and has long attracted families and second‑home buyers who prize quiet streets, established landscaping and proximity to championship golf. The neighbourhood’s appeal rests on its combination of convenience — beaches, boutique retail and international schools are within short drives — and a residential calm that favours long‑term stewardship over speculative turnover. Buyers looking at properties in this price band will typically prioritise privacy, plot size and a credible path to contemporary comfort; this villa’s 930 m² plot and frontline aspect speak directly to those priorities.

Three market considerations for international buyers viewing similar villas:

1) Conservation of scale: large plots in established suburbs are finite — look beyond finishes to the proportions and orientation that cannot be recreated. 2) Serviceability: confirm condition of critical systems (roof, plumbing, HVAC) and quantify likely refurbishment costs before making offers. 3) Local demand: Marbella’s market rewards discreet, well‑presented family homes; ask agencies for evidence of recent sales in comparable micro‑locations.

A considered closing: who benefits from this house

At EUR 2,395,000 the villa occupies a clear position: a substantial family home with potential to modernise gracefully rather than a new‑build statement. The property will appeal to families seeking long seasons of outdoor life, buyers who value plot and privacy over maximal glass façades, and investors who understand that modest, well‑executed upgrades can materially enhance rental and resale performance. Villa Marketing frames the opportunity as one that rewards stewardship: careful investment, respect for material quality and an appreciation for Marbella’s seasonal rhythms.

If the images and description resonate, Villa Marketing is positioned to guide an international buyer through the next steps: arranging an inspection timed to your schedule, supplying comparables that validate asking price, and connecting you with bilingual legal and tax advisers versed in Spanish property transfer. For enquiries about this villa or similar houses in Nueva Andalucía, contact Villa Marketing in Marbella to receive a tailored dossier and to discuss discrete viewings.