Unit 9

Amaris Villas, Estepona, Spain

€1,560,000approx. £1,340,000approx. $1,810,000approx. AED 6,640,000 Listed at €1,560,000

Frontline golf
Off-Plan
Villa

Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2.5
Built: 271.73 m²
Plot: 405.87 m²
Frontline golf course: Azata Golf

Floorplan

Highlights

Private Swimming Pool
Private Parking
Landscaped Gardens

About

This Type I villa offers a flexible three- or four-bedroom arrangement across 271.73 sq m of built space. Set on a 405.87 sq m plot, it includes 192.37 sq m of terraces, a landscaped garden, private swimming pool, 24.26 sq m of storage and 62.24 sq m of parking.

Light-filled interiors open towards the terraces for easy indoor-outdoor living. The fitted kitchen includes Laminam worktops, Miele appliances and Franke fittings, complemented by precision-cut porcelain finishes and the collection's contemporary bathroom specification.

Location

Azata Golf, Estepona, Málaga, Spain

Linked golf courses

Azata Golf 18 holesPar 71Parkland

Estepona parkland between sea and mountains

Azata Golf is a modern 18-hole, par-71 course on the western side of Estepona, set between Sierra Bermeja and the Mediterranean. Stirling & Martin designed the 5,703-metre layout, which opened in 2020. It is comparatively short by contemporary championship standards, but five par threes, nine par fours and four par fives create varied scoring decisions. The routing uses smooth shaping, changes of level and water features rather than relying on sheer length; sea and mountain views remain part of the round. The club provides a clubhouse and restaurant, while the Kiko Luna Academy adds an instruction option. Azata differs from Estepona’s older clubs through its recent construction and compact, buggy-oriented format. Buyers should treat published green-fee or membership packages as current club products, not as benefits attached automatically to surrounding homes.
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El Paraiso Golf Club 18 holesPar 71Cliff-top links

Gary Player championship golf from 1973

El Paraíso Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-71 course in Estepona’s Paraíso Valley, between La Concha and the Mediterranean. Gary Player designed the layout, which opened in 1973 and has been member-owned since 1996. Its broad parkland corridors move through mature vegetation, streams and lakes, with elevated tees and doglegs asking players to choose angles rather than simply attack. The par-five 15th is a clear example: fairway bunkers, a lake and a two-tier green complicate the route to the hole. Visitors can use a pro shop, changing facilities and clubhouse services, and the club also runs a junior academy. El Paraíso differs locally as an established, member-run club with 1970s design character, while still welcoming visitors under the club’s booking and handicap policies.
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Atalaya Golf & Country Club 36 holesTwo-course parkland complex

Two contrasting parkland courses near Benahavis

Atalaya Golf & Country Club is a 36-hole complex between Marbella and Estepona. Its Old Course opened in 1968 to a design by Bernhard von Limburger and is an established par-72 parkland layout with broad, tree-lined fairways and elevated greens. The shorter, hillier New Course followed in 1990, designed by Paul Krings; its undulating ground and tighter decisions give it a distinctly different rhythm. Both courses occupy relatively natural surroundings, with less housing immediately crowding the playing corridors than at many later residential layouts. The club also hosts the PG Golf & Sports Academy and substantial practice facilities. For an international buyer, Atalaya’s distinction is choice: two full courses of contrasting age and character rather than a single resort round. Access and playing arrangements remain club matters and are not implied by nearby property ownership.
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Estepona Golf 18 holesPar 71Parkland

Sea and Sierra Bermeja views in Estepona

Estepona Golf is an 18-hole, par-71 course west of Estepona, designed by José Luis López and opened in 1989. The 5,546-metre layout occupies rolling Andalusian countryside between Sierra Bermeja and the Mediterranean. Wide fairways and generous tees make it approachable, but the relatively short overall distance should not be mistaken for simplicity: changes in elevation, large greens, bunkering and uneven lies reward controlled placement. Palms, eucalyptus and wild olive trees give the course a less manicured, more rural character than many residential resort layouts nearby. The course changed ownership in 2023 and has since been presented as entering a new phase of investment. For buyers, its practical distinction is accessible full-length golf close to Estepona town, with open countryside views rather than a private-club or tournament-led identity.
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La Resina Golf & Country Club 9 holesPar 27Par-3 parkland

Nine challenging par-3 holes near Estepona

La Resina Golf & Country Club is a compact nine-hole, par-27 course in Estepona, made up entirely of full-length par threes. It is therefore a short-game facility rather than a reduced version of a championship layout. Changes of level, landscaped banks, pines and small target greens ask for accurate iron play, while the limited walking distance makes a round practical for beginners, juniors and experienced golfers seeking focused practice. The club also provides putting and pitching areas and a relaxed clubhouse restaurant. In an area dominated by 18-hole resort courses, La Resina’s difference is time: it offers a complete nine-hole score in a substantially shorter window. Buyers should distinguish the operating golf club from the wider La Resina residential area, and should not infer membership or access from a property address.
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Real Club de Golf Guadalmina 18 holesPar 73Mediterranean parkland

Royal club golf beside San Pedro

Guadalmina offers two 18 holes golf courses and a par 3 nine holes golf course, a covered driving range for 40 players and a chipping and putting green. Over these fifty years Real Club de Golf Guadalmina has hosted very important tournaments like the Spanish Championship in 1965 the qualifying school tournament for the European PGA in 1995 and 1996, or the PGA championship in 1998. In 2008 His Majesty Juan Carlos I King of Spain awarded Guadalmina with the Royal Appointment, fifty years of Golf, in a mature but always young and very friendly Club.
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La Quinta Golf & Country Club 27 holesChampionship parkland

27 holes across three Benahavis loops

La Quinta Golf & Country Club provides 27 holes in the hills of Benahavís, between Marbella’s Golf Valley and the mountains. Manuel Piñero designed three nine-hole loops — San Pedro, Ronda and Guadaiza — which can be combined into different 18-hole rounds. Rolling fairways, elevated positions, doglegs and water hazards vary the strategic demands, while views extend towards the Mediterranean and surrounding ridges. The three-loop format is its practical advantage over single-course neighbours: regular players can change the sequence and character of a round without leaving the club. La Quinta has also hosted Ladies European Tour competition, including the Spanish Women’s Open. Current booking, membership and facility information should be confirmed directly with the Spanish club or resort, as these arrangements can change and are independent of nearby property ownership.
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Los Arqueros Golf 18 holesPar 71Links

Seve Ballesteros design in the Benahavis hills

Los Arqueros is an 18-hole, par-71 course in the steep hills of Benahavís, designed by Seve Ballesteros and opened in 1991. At roughly 5,700 metres it is not long, yet narrow landing areas, pronounced elevation changes, ravines and well-placed bunkers make accuracy and conservative club selection important. The routing works with the mountain terrain rather than flattening it, producing changing levels and long views towards the Mediterranean. This creates a more exacting target-golf experience than the broader parkland courses closer to the coast. The club includes a golf academy, practice facilities, pro shop and clubhouse services. For an international property buyer, Los Arqueros’ defining characteristic is the close relationship between the course and its hillside residential setting, but owning within that setting does not itself establish membership or playing rights.
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