A cortijo-style villa in Guadalmina Baja, on the flat beachside stretch between San Pedro and the sea. The plot is 3,200 m², which at this distance from the water is the rarest part of the offer — walking distance to the beach with that much land around you is not something new build can replicate. The property is two buildings. The main house runs over two levels, and a separate guest house, also over two levels, sits in its own part of the garden. That separation is the practical heart of this villa: visiting family, long-staying guests or staff live properly apart rather than down the corridor. Six bedrooms and eight bathrooms across the two houses. The living room has a fireplace and opens onto a large covered terrace, which leads out to the garden and pool. There is a traditional Andalusian courtyard at the centre — shaded, planted, and the coolest place on the property in August. The specification is for a house meant to be lived in year-round rather than for six weeks in summer: hot and cold air conditioning, underfloor heating, a water well, a private paddle tennis court, a laundry room and dedicated staff quarters. Parking is a garage for two cars plus a large gated driveway with room for many more. Security is layered: the property is gated with a video entry system and alarm, and the wider community has 24-hour patrols. Guadalmina Baja is one of the oldest established addresses on this coast — large plots, mature gardens, no high-rise, and the golf course and beach both within a few minutes. 750 m² built on a 3,200 m² plot. Six bedrooms, eight bathrooms, pool, guest house, paddle court, garage for two.