A brand-new, never-lived-in villa in Finca de Jasmine, a gated community in the hills of Benahavís, with open views to the Mediterranean. It is sold as a resale but it has never been occupied, which is the best version of this purchase: you get the finished house, you walk the actual rooms before you commit, and you skip the two years of construction updates and the completion risk that come with buying off-plan. 390 m² of house on a 630 m² plot. Five bedrooms, six bathrooms and a separate office. High ceilings and floor-to-ceiling glazing keep the interiors bright and keep the garden and terrace in view from inside. Two further multifunctional rooms are left undefined — most buyers turn them into a gym and a cinema or games room — and there is an internal garage for two cars, which on this coast is worth more than it sounds in August and in rain. The plot is efficient rather than sprawling. If you want hectares and horses, this is not it. What you get instead is a low-maintenance house with a private pool and the community doing the heavy lifting: 24-hour security, landscaped gardens, and a clubhouse with a heated indoor pool, spa, sauna, gym, coworking space and social areas. For an owner who is here part of the year and wants to close the door and leave, that structure is the point. The villa is sold unfurnished, so budget for that, and recessed lighting and fully fitted bathrooms are already in. Benahavís sits above the coast between Marbella and Estepona — the golf courses are minutes away, Puerto Banús and the beaches around fifteen minutes down, and the international schools are within an easy run. 390 m² built on a 630 m² plot. Five bedrooms, six bathrooms, office, private pool, two-car internal garage, sea views, gated community with clubhouse and spa.