Villa for sale in Monte Sancha, Málaga city, Málaga

This project consists of three exclusive homes that combine privacy, quality and views of the Mediterranean Sea. The interiors are designed to the highest quality standards, using premium materials to ensure an elegant and durable style. In addition, integrated home automation allows you to easily control the functions of the home, providing you with comfort and security. The development combines modern and traditional elements to create a unique and captivating environment. Living in Monte Sancha, you will be immersed in the history of Malaga and will be able to enjoy all the comforts of a modern city. Not only will you have a dream home, but you will also be well connected and enjoy all that the city has to offer.

Duplex flat
A private oasis with 180 degree views of the Mediterranean Sea
GROUND FLOOR
On this floor the property has two bedrooms, one of which has access to a cosy patio that will give light and warmth to the room. On the other hand, it has a wardrobe in the hallway and a complete bathroom with high-end finishes.
FIRST FLOOR
On the first floor, there is pedestrian access from Ramal de Monte Sancha street. The property presents an open and modern space with a cosy living-dining room and a kitchen designed with high quality finishes, as well as a small courtesy toilet.
DECK FLOOR
The spectacular 40 m2 solarium terrace of this property is the jewel in the crown, a unique space from which you will have a 180 degree view of the Mediterranean Sea. A perfect place to relax, enjoy alfresco dining and contemplate the scenery.

El Limonar stands out for its prestige and exclusivity. Renowned for having the best services (schools, medical centres, etc.), this residential area also boasts a strategic location, as it is just 10 minutes from the heart of the city and 200 metres from the beach.

Located in the sunny region of Andalusia in southern Spain, Malaga is a city with a rich history and fascinating cultural heritage. From its origins as a thriving Phoenician port to its evolution as a vibrant economic and technological centre, Malaga has shown remarkable resilience over the centuries. This jewel of the Mediterranean not only seduces visitors with its exceptional climate, characterised by 295 days of sunshine a year and an average temperature of 20°C, but also captivates with its cultural charms. Its world-renowned museums, such as the Picasso Museum and the Pompidou Centre, reflect its vibrant artistic spirit. However, its true essence lies in its warm and welcoming spirit, reflected in its delicious cuisine and the hospitality of its inhabitants. The blend of traditional Andalusian flavours and contemporary influences make the Malaga culinary experience a true delight for the senses.