Set on a prime front‑line plot of the La Quinta Golf Course, Villa Skyfall merges timeless Andalusian architecture with sleek contemporary lines to create a home that celebrates outdoor living. Distributed over two levels and linked by a glass passenger lift, the property keeps all main living spaces on a single floor, ensuring fluid circulation and full accessibility. Expansive floor‑to‑ceiling glazing floods the living rooms, kitchen and bedrooms with natural light, while adjoining terraces frame uninterrupted views of the fairway and the La Concha mountain range.
Inside, Scandinavian oak flooring, porcelain tiles and a bespoke KoK Studio kitchen equipped with Gaggenau appliances blend functionality with refined aesthetics for everyday use and entertaining. The master suite serves as a private retreat, featuring a custom walk‑in wardrobe and a luxurious bathroom fitted with Villeroy & Boch fixtures and Hansgrohe fittings. Each additional bedroom upholds the same high‑end detailing, incorporating Uecko wardrobes and premium finishes.
Exterior spaces comprise a heated salt‑water pool, an al fresco dining area with a built‑in barbecue, and a Technogym fitness zone beneath a motorised glass roof that allows workouts under the open sky. A garage with electric‑vehicle charging, state‑of‑the‑art security cameras and 24‑hour surveillance complete the comfort and safety package.
Villa Skyfall is more than a residence; it is an invitation to experience the harmony of architecture, nature and Mediterranean lifestyle. Every sunrise over the golf course and every sunset behind the mountains turn daily routine into memorable moments, offering residents a sanctuary where understated luxury blends with the serenity of the Costa del Sol.
Legal Notice
The sale price does not include the expenses and taxes applicable in Spain, ITP 7% on resale, as well as legal, bank, notary and registry fees and expenses, among others. This information may be subject to errors, omissions, modifications, prior sale or withdrawal from the market. Decree 2182005 of October 11.
