Lomas Pueblo | $1.4 million (1.2 million euros)
A three-bedroom, three-bathroom townhouse with Andalusian character
This two-story home is in Lomas Pueblo, a residential enclave with stone pathways and traditional Andalusian buildings designed by the award-winning architect Donald Gray. The village is on the Golden Mile, a stretch of the Costa del Sol running from Marbella, a popular high-end resort town, to Puerto Banús, a glamorous marina development. It is slightly over two miles from Puerto Banús and about four miles from Marbella. Málaga, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Europe, and the Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport are less than an hour away by car.
Size: 1,292 square feet
Price per square foot: $1,077
Indoors: The house has been updated with contemporary fixtures and finishes. On the lower level, an open-format living room features a slatted wood-paneled accent wall, custom column fireplace and a glass wall to the terrace. A small dining area divides the living room and the kitchen, which is finished with natural wood-grained cabinetry, stone counters and a waterfall island of the same material. One of the bedrooms is on this level.
On the upper level, two bedrooms have built-in wooden wardrobes and doors opening to Juliet balconies; one bedroom is en suite, and there’s a full bathroom with an oversize shower in the hallway. The bathrooms are finished with sleek cabinetry and fixtures.
Outdoor space: The property has a 409-square-foot terrace and a cobblestone courtyard with a decorative fountain. Residents have access to a community pool.
Costs: The annual municipal property tax is $1,070 per year, monthly community fees are $396 and the annual trash fee is $214.
Contact: Scott Angevine| Engel & Völkers Marbella
