Villa in Marbella

Villas of a unique architectural design surrounded by lush vegetation and gardens, where privacy and peaceful enjoyment are hallmarks for residents who like to live among the most exclusive premises. Sierra Blanca hosts the most spectacular first – class villa and Maisons. A safe and private enclave that is very close to Marbella Center and Puerto Banús. The villas have their own private and individual swimming pool. The feeling of awekening with the sun of Andalusia at your feet and magnificent views of the Mediterranean perfectly complements the pleasure of refreshing yourself in an infinity swimming pool. The terraced houses create a setting arround two magnificent swimming pools and a solarium. The peaceful environment gives an added value to Caprice providing subtle relaxing moments and a feeling of tranquility. GENERAL QUALITIES

• Careful elaboration of architectural and landscaping design
• The perimeter of the complex is totally enclosed
• 2 exterior designer pools with lightning, beach style access, WC, showers and changing-rooms
• 2 fitness areas equipped with gymnasium, heated pool with effects, WC, saunas and steam-baths.
• Centralised areas for refuse disposal for the properties
• Security system for the complex centrally controlled 24 hours via the on site security office with restricted access via a controlled system.
• Gardens designed by acclaimed landscape architects with automatic irrigation and ambience lightning
• Facilities for use of workers contracted by the community

Area With its cosmopolitan confidence and an unbeatable climate, Marbella has been Spain’s most desirable resort for over 50 years. Marbella might be chic but it’s not exclusively for the wealthy. Loved for its glamour, golf and a golden mile of hotels, clubs and casinos, Marbella is popular for good reason; sheltered by a coastal mountain range, you’ll be basking in a microclimate which provides an average annual temperature of 18°c and enjoys amazing views of the sea and mountains. And there is still plenty of the city’s original beauty to be discovered in the old town. Pass through spotless alleys, fancy shops and classic Spanish churches to find the soul of old Marbella, Plaza de los Naranjos. On hot summer nights, it turns into a buzzing open air restaurant: just sit back and drink in the atmosphere. Community Even by the standards of the Costa del Sol you’ll be mixing with an incredible array of nationalities. 40,000 of the 142,000 strong population hail from 127 different countries with a British majority. Together they are known as ‘Marbelleros’. Amenities Beyond the sea (16 miles of beach and four marinas), the golf courses (15) and the restaurants (600), there is one more thing Marbella is known for: shopping. There are countless designer clothes and jewellery shops for you to peruse along with a giant mall, hypermarkets, specialty food shops, accessory shops, interiors…you won’t run out of places to spend your money! Transport Marbella has a reliable bus service taking you along the A7 motorway which connects you with the closest airport at Malaga and all the towns along the Costa del Sol. Property You’ll find plentiful property, ranging from expensive to the astronomical along the city’s golden mile, with its luxurious villas and estates. But don’t despair more affordable apartments are available in developments along the coast and into the mountain areas. Health If four rounds of golf followed by a five-course lunch and forty winks on the beach isn’t enough to keep you at the peak of physical fitness, you will find access to health care very straightforward. The region’s main resource, the Costa del Sol hospital is situated just out of town and is one of the best equipped in Spain. In addition, there are private hospitals, specialist clinics and numerous alternative therapies to choose from. Cost of Living As you might expect, Marbella is a little on the expensive side compared to some of the neighbouring resorts. But the abundance of retail outlets will help keep the price of your weekly shop down.