en Sea-view semi-detached villa in Gibralfaro, Málaga
Located in the prestigious Gibralfaro neighborhood one of Málaga's most sought-after residential enclaves the villa enjoys breathtaking views of the sea, city, and mountains. This peaceful and private area offers the rare combination of proximity to the beach and city center, along with a refined, secure residential atmosphere. With limited property availability and strong appreciation potential, Gibralfaro represents an ideal investment or primary residence.
Set in a quiet residential setting, the home features 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, including a home office with spectacular sea views that perfectly balances comfort and inspiration.
The exterior spaces include a covered main terrace, several outdoor lounging and dining areas, and a private pool, all designed for effortless enjoyment of Málaga's enviable climate. A two-car garage and ample exterior space add convenience and functionality.
Inside, the layout is bright and well proportioned, featuring a cozy living room with a fireplace, pre-installed ducted air conditioning and heating, and additional features such as a wine cellar, storage room, and water cistern blending traditional character with modern practicality.
What truly distinguishes this villa is its potential. The proposed architectural plans reimagine the property's spatial flow, light, and design, turning it into a contemporary haven while preserving its authentic Andalusian spirit. With stunning sea views, spacious interiors, and rare outdoor living areas in a central location, this home offers both immediate charm and exceptional long-term value ideal as a permanent residence or a stylish second home on the Costa del Sol.
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