Villa Azahar

On the heights of Marbella, in the residential Marbella Hill Club area, Villa Azahar carries on the Andalusian tradition: a main house and a guest house set around a Spanish courtyard, within three thousand seven hundred and fifty square metres of landscaped gardens planted with fruit trees. The view stretches from the Sierra Blanca to the Mediterranean.

Ten bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, sleep up to twenty guests; the principal ones open onto a terrace with a private jacuzzi. A large pool, an outdoor hot pool, a padel court, an indoor and outdoor gym, an outdoor cinema, a billiard room and library, indoor and outdoor dining rooms: the house suits family stays and receptions alike, for up to one hundred and fifty guests.

Daily housekeeping, garden and pool maintenance and an on-call house manager are included. A chef, security, transfers, a chauffeur, massages, a padel coach or event planning can be added on request. Puerto Banús is a few minutes away.

Marbella sits between the Mediterranean and the Sierra Blanca on the western Costa del Sol. Its appeal comes from the contrast: a historic centre of whitewashed streets and shaded squares, long beaches along the coast, and a more contemporary side shaped by restaurants, golf, marinas and outdoor living.

The old town remains one of Marbella's most distinctive areas, centred around Plaza de los Naranjos and a network of narrow streets that reflect the city's Andalusian past. Along the coast, the atmosphere shifts towards beach clubs, promenades and marinas, with Puerto Banús forming the best-known yachting and leisure hub.