The New Golden Mile properties for sale coexist in harmony with the many attractions in the area. From San Pedro de Alcántara to Estepona, consisting of smaller communities located on either side of the highway there are many interesting locations including both beachside and golf. It is no surprise that they are popular with both residents and non-residents alike. The golf courses include El Paraiso, and Atalaya and La Resina Golf, which are surrounded by quality villas and apartments many of which have stunning views towards the coast. On the beachside, you'll find Costalita, where new developments are being built. This area, is brilliant for investment, as new infrastructure such as roads, hospitals, shopping, and more are being built for future residents. You will also find some great attractions, like Selwo Park, which is a wildlife zoo, being great entertainment for kids and adults. Closer to the beach, you'll find Laguna Village, which is a marvelous beach club area, with several restaurants, pool areas, shopping, and beautiful views. This area is worth a visit at all times. New Golden Mile real estate is a short distance driving to Marbella City, Puerto Banús and Estepona in the other direction, which means you are close to everything in this area.

Sotogrande is the largest privately owned residential development in Andalusia, and it's one of the most luxurious and exclusive sports and residential developments in Europe. Originally a gated community, it is located in the municipality of San Roque and is composed of a 25 square kilometres stretch from the Mediterranean Sea 25 km east of Gibraltar, back into the foothills of Sierra Almenara, providing contrasting views of sea, hills, cork forests and green fairways, including the Rock of Gibraltar and Morocco. Sotogrande is well known as an architectural showcase on the Costa del Sol, with styles varying from the traditional Andalucian to mid century modern, all the way through 21st century design and even more unusual designs, including moorish/mudejar style homes and even a Swiss chalet. In 2008 the local government declared three buildings as of cultural interest, protecting them from reform or demolition. A specially built man-made lagoon is part of the newest developments in Sotogrande within the La Reserva gated residential community in the hills of Sotogrande. Dubbed as the only inland private beach of its kind artificial "The Beach" is a 3252 sqm water oasis surrounded by an artificial sandy beach. La Reserva offers its residents private access to a golf course, a tennis centre and a luxury inland beach club with a stunning freshwater lagoon. Today, Sotogrande is renowned for its varied sporting facilities. It has five golf courses in Europe, Valderrama Golf Club host to the European Tour's Volvo Masters and the 1997 Ryder Cup, the Real Club de Golf, Almenara, La Reserva, La Cañada and a Golf Academy; six polo fields owned by the Santa María Polo Club; two Tennis and Padel Tennis Clubs and the SotoTennis Academy; the Racquet Centre which specializes in padel tennis and the Octogono which specializes in tennis, a rugby club and two Beach Clubs; a Kayak / Sailing Club, Riding stables and a busy marina. Owning a piece of Sotogrande real estate places you side by side with some of the most affluent residents of the Costa del Sol.

Marbella is known as a glamorous resort town and is a favourite location with the rich and famous, boosted by foreign residents who are seduced by the lifestyle and the Marbella real estate. The old town with its narrow cobbled streets and flower-filled plazas is packed with delightful shops and art galleries selling pretty clothes and accessories, and handmade wares. One of the prettiest spots is the fabled orange tree-filled Plaza de los Naranjos, which is located just off the main street and is home to the 16th-century town hall For more contemporary fashions, Puerto Banús has all the top international designer stores. Which also makes you enjoy all the exclusive cars and big yachts, the beach clubs all over the Marbella coast line. In terms of eating out, Marbella’s gastronomic scene is second to none, with everything from vegetarian and vegan cafes, to beachfront chiringuitos, and Michelin-starred restaurants, including Spanish cooking star Dani Garcia’s – a feast for foodies. And of course the beaches are second to none – most visitors come to Marbella to enjoy the sun, sea and sand, which has been drawing in expatriate communities since the 1950s when Prince Alfonso de Hohenlohe fell in love with the place and built a beachfront house, attracting all the Hollywood stars and the jet-set crowd, which led to the establishing of the exclusive Marbella Club Hotel. Worth a visit, together with the luxury resort next door, Puente Romano resort. Which includes, restaurants, bars, nightclubs, chiringuitos etc. A gem in Marbella. If your visit inspires you to consider living here, check out the Marbella properties for sale that make this such a charming place to live, or perhaps visit on an excursion and decide afterwards.

Marbella is known as a glamorous resort town and is a favourite location with the rich and famous, boosted by foreign residents who are seduced by the lifestyle and the Marbella real estate. The old town with its narrow cobbled streets and flower-filled plazas is packed with delightful shops and art galleries selling pretty clothes and accessories, and handmade wares. One of the prettiest spots is the fabled orange tree-filled Plaza de los Naranjos, which is located just off the main street and is home to the 16th-century town hall For more contemporary fashions, Puerto Banús has all the top international designer stores. Which also makes you enjoy all the exclusive cars and big yachts, the beach clubs all over the Marbella coast line. In terms of eating out, Marbella’s gastronomic scene is second to none, with everything from vegetarian and vegan cafes, to beachfront chiringuitos, and Michelin-starred restaurants, including Spanish cooking star Dani Garcia’s – a feast for foodies. And of course the beaches are second to none – most visitors come to Marbella to enjoy the sun, sea and sand, which has been drawing in expatriate communities since the 1950s when Prince Alfonso de Hohenlohe fell in love with the place and built a beachfront house, attracting all the Hollywood stars and the jet-set crowd, which led to the establishing of the exclusive Marbella Club Hotel. Worth a visit, together with the luxury resort next door, Puente Romano resort. Which includes, restaurants, bars, nightclubs, chiringuitos etc. A gem in Marbella. If your visit inspires you to consider living here, check out the Marbella properties for sale that make this such a charming place to live, or perhaps visit on an excursion and decide afterwards.

The history of Benahavis starts at the end of the XIth century when the Arabs founded the town. Montemayor Castle, built prior to the Construction of Benahavis, played a very important role in the battles between the various Arabs kings in Andalusia, because of its strategic position overlooking up to a hundred kilometres of seaboard. The town takes its name from Havis, who reigned in Montemayor Castle. To be precise, Benahavis is basically Arabic (Ben al Havis) and means “son of Havis”. The privileged situation of Benahavis, surrounded by mountains, between the Sierra Blanca behind Estepona and the Ronda mountain range, and only a few kilometres from Marbella and Estepona, municipalities bordering the village territory, convert Benahavis into an authentic treasure for lovers of unspoilt nature. From its mountains, you will be able to overlook more than 100 kilometres of the Costa del Sol and a good stretch of the African mountain range on clear days. Three rivers cross the Benahavis territory, all of them have their sources in the Ronda mountain range and end up in the Mediterranean. The Benahavis territory is very picturesque. From the N340, between San Pedro and Estepona, you’ll get to the Benahavis access road. Immediately, the terrain gets more mountainous, and the first outskirts of the Serrania de Ronda show up. Over the ages, the Guadalmina river has carved out a deep valley on the side of the road. On both sides, you can see the mountain peaks. Close to the village, the river valley becomes a real canyon, which is called ” las Angosturas ” because of its narrowness ( all to do with “anguish” ), which is classified as a natural monument. Once you have passed this, you will see the first houses of the village. From the village, you can sometimes see the snowcapped peaks of the Palmitera mountain ( 1379 m above sea level ) in winter. Plenty of granite, marble, and peridotites form an important part of the geology in the territory Anyone with an eye for aesthetics would observe that the Benahavis properties for sale complement the area beautifully.

Marbella is known as a glamorous resort town and is a favourite location with the rich and famous, boosted by foreign residents who are seduced by the lifestyle and the Marbella real estate. The old town with its narrow cobbled streets and flower-filled plazas is packed with delightful shops and art galleries selling pretty clothes and accessories, and handmade wares. One of the prettiest spots is the fabled orange tree-filled Plaza de los Naranjos, which is located just off the main street and is home to the 16th-century town hall For more contemporary fashions, Puerto Banús has all the top international designer stores. Which also makes you enjoy all the exclusive cars and big yachts, the beach clubs all over the Marbella coast line. In terms of eating out, Marbella’s gastronomic scene is second to none, with everything from vegetarian and vegan cafes, to beachfront chiringuitos, and Michelin-starred restaurants, including Spanish cooking star Dani Garcia’s – a feast for foodies. And of course the beaches are second to none – most visitors come to Marbella to enjoy the sun, sea and sand, which has been drawing in expatriate communities since the 1950s when Prince Alfonso de Hohenlohe fell in love with the place and built a beachfront house, attracting all the Hollywood stars and the jet-set crowd, which led to the establishing of the exclusive Marbella Club Hotel. Worth a visit, together with the luxury resort next door, Puente Romano resort. Which includes, restaurants, bars, nightclubs, chiringuitos etc. A gem in Marbella. If your visit inspires you to consider living here, check out the Marbella properties for sale that make this such a charming place to live, or perhaps visit on an excursion and decide afterwards.

Marbella is known as a glamorous resort town and is a favourite location with the rich and famous, boosted by foreign residents who are seduced by the lifestyle and the Marbella real estate. The old town with its narrow cobbled streets and flower-filled plazas is packed with delightful shops and art galleries selling pretty clothes and accessories, and handmade wares. One of the prettiest spots is the fabled orange tree-filled Plaza de los Naranjos, which is located just off the main street and is home to the 16th-century town hall For more contemporary fashions, Puerto Banús has all the top international designer stores. Which also makes you enjoy all the exclusive cars and big yachts, the beach clubs all over the Marbella coast line. In terms of eating out, Marbella’s gastronomic scene is second to none, with everything from vegetarian and vegan cafes, to beachfront chiringuitos, and Michelin-starred restaurants, including Spanish cooking star Dani Garcia’s – a feast for foodies. And of course the beaches are second to none – most visitors come to Marbella to enjoy the sun, sea and sand, which has been drawing in expatriate communities since the 1950s when Prince Alfonso de Hohenlohe fell in love with the place and built a beachfront house, attracting all the Hollywood stars and the jet-set crowd, which led to the establishing of the exclusive Marbella Club Hotel. Worth a visit, together with the luxury resort next door, Puente Romano resort. Which includes, restaurants, bars, nightclubs, chiringuitos etc. A gem in Marbella. If your visit inspires you to consider living here, check out the Marbella properties for sale that make this such a charming place to live, or perhaps visit on an excursion and decide afterwards.

Marbella is known as a glamorous resort town and is a favourite location with the rich and famous, boosted by foreign residents who are seduced by the lifestyle and the Marbella real estate. The old town with its narrow cobbled streets and flower-filled plazas is packed with delightful shops and art galleries selling pretty clothes and accessories, and handmade wares. One of the prettiest spots is the fabled orange tree-filled Plaza de los Naranjos, which is located just off the main street and is home to the 16th-century town hall For more contemporary fashions, Puerto Banús has all the top international designer stores. Which also makes you enjoy all the exclusive cars and big yachts, the beach clubs all over the Marbella coast line. In terms of eating out, Marbella’s gastronomic scene is second to none, with everything from vegetarian and vegan cafes, to beachfront chiringuitos, and Michelin-starred restaurants, including Spanish cooking star Dani Garcia’s – a feast for foodies. And of course the beaches are second to none – most visitors come to Marbella to enjoy the sun, sea and sand, which has been drawing in expatriate communities since the 1950s when Prince Alfonso de Hohenlohe fell in love with the place and built a beachfront house, attracting all the Hollywood stars and the jet-set crowd, which led to the establishing of the exclusive Marbella Club Hotel. Worth a visit, together with the luxury resort next door, Puente Romano resort. Which includes, restaurants, bars, nightclubs, chiringuitos etc. A gem in Marbella. If your visit inspires you to consider living here, check out the Marbella properties for sale that make this such a charming place to live, or perhaps visit on an excursion and decide afterwards.