LUXURY NEW DEVELOPMENT OF 18 DETACHED VILLAS WITH STUNNING VIEWS!

This luxury development of 18 design-led sustainable villas is situated in the exceptional location of Real de La Quinta, where the views towards Gibraltar and Africa are arguably among the best in the world. The setting is unique, with Marbella’s iconic La Concha mountain on one side and the exclusive La Zagaleta Country Club & Golf estate on the other, bordering a UNESCO biosphere reserve and just a 15-minute drive from Marbella.

This development is different from any other development built in Southern Europe, and all of the 18 villas, as well as the furniture and fittings in them, are different from each other. The commonality they share, aside from the marvellous views, is that all are of the highest standard of construction and design and all display a level of innovation and creativity rarely found in residential developments.

18 individually designed villas with 3 or 4 ensuite bedrooms:

- Outstanding views over a lake, golf course and mountains, the Spanish coastline to Gibraltar and Africa beyond
- Private, gated community within the exclusive Real de La Quinta.
- Windows disappear inside walls: lounge and terrace merge seamlessly.
- All villas include a multi-use basement that can be customised to requirements.
- All villas are offered with the option of purchasing the designer furniture, fittings and decorations as seen
- Generous, individual plots with uninterrupted sea views and complete privacy.

The interiors of all 18 villas have been designed individually. Each villa is unique. You can simply take your pick of the interior style that suits you best. Some villas are more conservative in colour choice, others are bolder. All furniture is either carefully selected top brands, or has been exclusively designed for each villa and is thus unavailable on the open market.

Everything has been designed around the view. Not just the development as a whole, but each villa is orientated perfectly to maximise views. Inside each villa, nothing stands in the way of the view. Floor-to-ceiling windows slide back into the wall, to bring the living area out into the terrace. Window frames are very thin, so even when closed there is hardly any barrier between inside and out.