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Villa in Cascada de Camoján, Marbella

Marbella — Cascada De Camojan, Costa del Sol

Key readyFew leftSea views
Price from €7,800,000
6
Bedrooms
708 m²
Built area
Q4 2025
Completion
B / B
Energy rating
1
Available properties
Single-villa new-build in Cascada de Camoján, Marbella: 1 unit, 6 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, 708m², Q4 2025 completion and 2.5 km to Playa de Nagüeles.
  • Single offer: one villa in Cascada de Camoján, Marbella, with 6 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms.
  • Beach to Playa de Nagüeles is 2.5km; walk score 25 and a 10-minute drive define a car-led routine.
  • The villa listing shows sea views, trastero, lift, air-conditioning and private pool context for a 708m² home.
  • Nearby anchors: Super Sol 1.9 km, hospital 1.5 km, bus stop 936 m, bank and pharmacy near 2 km.
  • Premium comparison should stay within similar villa-tier references in Marbella.
  • Málaga airport is around 55 minutes (40.1 km), so logistics and arrival rhythm are part of ownership planning.

Available properties

1 property available

Estimated total investment
€8,697,000
Includes estimated 11.5% purchase costs (VAT, AJD, notary, registry, legal fees).

Property essentials

Amenities

Air conditioning
Garden
Gated community
Heating
Lift
Solarium
Storage room
Pool
Private pool
Sea views

Location scores

25

Walk Score

Car dependent

86

Climate comfort

Very comfortable

64

Flight connectivity

Good

Price vs. area average

This development
€11,017/m²
Area average
€7,673/m²
Actual sold price 2025-Q4
€5,430/m²
43.6% above area average.
+17.1% YoY (actual sold)

Idealista (asking) · 2025-Q4

Location

Beach & waterfront

Nearest beach
Playa de Nagüeles
2.5km · 10 min

Nearby services

Supermarket
Super Sol
1.9km
Hospital
Hospital Recoletas Salud Marbella
1.5km
Pharmacy
Farmacia Los Angeles
1.5km
Doctor
Centro Médico Internacional
2.3km
Bank
Caja rural de granada
2.1km
Bus stop
Colegio Xarblanca
936m
Park
932m
Restaurant
6
2 km

Airports & connections

Málaga (AGP)
40.1 km
Granada (GRX)
124.7 km
Map — Villa in Cascada de Camoján, Marbella
Marbella, Costa del Sol · Málaga · 29602

Climate & environment

Climate

18.4°C
Avg. temperature
546 mm
Annual rainfall

Average monthly temperatures (°C)

13.6°J
13.8°F
15°M
16.6°A
18.9°M
21.6°J
23.7°J
24.2°A
22.6°S
19.9°O
16.5°N
14.5°D

AEMET · MARBELLA, PUERTO (13 km) · normals 1991-2020 (11 years)

Sea and swimming season

16.023.2°C
Annual sea temperature
Jun–Oct
Swimming season (5 months)
56%
Calm sea days (summer)

Monthly sea temperature (°C)

15.8°J
15.2°F
15.7°M
17.1°A
18.2°M
20.7°J
21.8°J
23.2°A
22.6°S
20.1°O
18.4°N
17.0°D

Open-Meteo · averages 2023-2026 (3 years)

Air quality

6.6
PM2.5 annual average · µg/m³
Above WHO ideal, within EU limit
PM2.5
6.6
PM10
12.6
O₃
78.5
NO₂
4.0

Average: 2025-05-02 to 2026-05-01 · Open-Meteo CAMS reanalysis · open-meteo-cams

Solar potential

1,604.03
Annual production
kWh/kWp/year
2,134.86
Global irradiation
kWh/m²
~8,020
Typical 5 kWp residential
kWh/year
~€1,444
Estimated electricity savings
/year

Source: European Commission PVGIS-SARAH3 (2005-2023)

Investment & lifestyle

Property tax (IBI)

  • IBI rate0.452% / annual
  • From €7,800,000 estimated~€19,391/yr
  • Garbage tax165/yr

Source: Ayuntamiento de Marbella, Ordenanza Fiscal 2025 (2025)

Rental yield estimate

Short-term let (Airbnb-style)

0.54%

Gross yield

~€42,158/yr · €165/night × 70% occ.

Long-term rental

0.35%

Gross yield

2,300/month× 12

Indicative figures, gross of expenses (community fees, IBI, management, taxes typically reduce by 30–40%). Always consult a licensed financial advisor before investing.

Source: market estimates from idealista, Airbnb data and INE hotel occupancy

About Marbella

Population: 167,000

Mercado resiliente lujo residencial, 63% compradores extranjeros alto poder adquisitivo.

More about Marbella

Specifications

Primary typeVilla
Bedrooms6
Built area708 m²
Usable area600 m²
Terrace219 m²
Year built2024
Estimated deliveryQ4 2025
Energy ratingB / B
Available properties1
TownMarbella
ProvinceMálaga
Postal code29602

Energy performance

A
B
C
D
E
F
G

B / B

High energy class: low consumption.

About Villa in Cascada de Camoján, Marbella

Cascada de Camoján in Marbella is a high-end obra nueva offer with one active villa. The live availability price block is the source of truth for current pricing, while the stable decision facts are the 6 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms and 708m² internal scale. That makes the project a direct-fit decision rather than a volume-led short list. In a villa profile this size, the purchase logic starts with whether the exact unit can carry your long-term operational rhythm, not how it compares on broad terms.

This locality is a privacy-led micro-zone on the Golden Mile, and the project reflects that through practical parameters. The nearest beach point, Playa de Nagüeles, is 2.5 km away with a short 10-minute drive. A walk score of 25 confirms a vehicle-led routine, so this is a profile that rewards explicit planning for family movement, airport-linked visits and seasonal logistics. That is normal for this stratum of Marbella villa ownership, but it is still a real constraint until you test day-to-day use.

Feature quality is substantial rather than generic. The development is presented with sea views, solarium, private pool context, heating, air-conditioning, gardens, trastero and elevator access in a closed setting. On this scale, features are not a substitute for layout validation; they matter only when combined with storage discipline, room sequencing and maintenance planning. The same property can feel effortless or complicated depending on what is included versus how it is used in practice.

Distance and services are often the difference between a premium listing and a workable one. Super Sol is recorded at roughly 1.9 km. Hospital Recoletas Salud Marbella is listed at about 1.5 km, with the nearest bus stop at around 936 m. A doctor is 2.3 km away, and the closest pharmacy and bank are in the same 1.5 to 2.3 km range. In season, these anchors matter because routines depend on timing and availability, not brochure language.

Q4 2025 is a meaningful milestone in this profile. It gives time to align financing, legal sequencing and furnishing assumptions, especially because the unit count is so narrow and there are no substitute options. The planning horizon is also useful for budgeting and service coordination, provided it is paired with a realistic review of movement, maintenance and security expectations.

Premium-market comparison should stay within equivalent villa-level reality. Current figures should be read from the live price block before any reservation discussion, then tested against comparable Marbella villa references. Those references are useful when assessing what premium positioning means in routine terms: sea-facing scope, access model and cost discipline. For Cascada de Camoján, the central filter is whether this villa’s scale is a coherent fit for your defined ownership model.

Layout & design

At 708m², layout begins with internal sequencing. A 6-bedroom / 7-bathroom villa can work very differently depending on how arrival, private retreat and hospitality circulation are mapped. In this case, storage, corridor logic and room transitions are not decorative details; they determine whether the property stays comfortable over time.

Because the estate is a single active unit, the advantage is clarity: you can test this villa as a complete plan. The key checks are practical: trastero depth, circulation around services, and how guest flow interacts with quiet private zones. The closed-development context can be useful, but only if the transition points between outside and inside feel calm rather than procedural.

Climate remains strong in this district, yet utility management is a major part of layout suitability. Heating and air-conditioning are meaningful only when paired with room zoning and seasonal comfort goals. With this area and bathroom count, utility routines and servicing windows become a central design variable, not an afterthought for an annual calendar.

Amenities contribute to value when operational assumptions are clear. Private pool access, solarium use and sea views can support a high-frequency lifestyle, but each comes with real servicing effects: cleaning windows, maintenance windows, access rules and shared area governance. In this segment, these are part of the layout evaluation because they influence day-to-day use as much as room size.

Distance is also a layout reality. Málaga airport is around 40.1 km and 55 minutes by car. That creates a practical planning pattern for arrival days, deliveries and technicians. Layout choice should be assessed with those movement windows in mind, not only with visual preferences.

For this villa, the layout decision is therefore not a format exercise but a systems exercise. With one unit and a wide footprint, success depends on testing your own service and storage rhythm against the full plan and known distances before reservation.

Who is this for?

This profile is for buyers who can treat a Marbella villa as a defined operating model. The live price block should be used for the current commercial position, while the 708m² scale shows that project tolerance, movement planning and budget control are core. The strongest buyer can sequence legal review, currency planning and fitting strategy around a Q4 2025 handover, while accepting a private, high-dimension routine and higher ongoing running costs than compact formats.

If your priority is long-term owner use, this can be a coherent option. Strong signals are 6 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, 2.5 km to the coast in a car-led setting and reliable access to healthcare and daily services. Those indicators are relevant only if the routine can absorb service cadence, maintenance coordination and seasonal guest flexibility across a large floorplate.

If this is a part-year rental strategy, it should be explicitly secondary to owner-use planning. Confirm community treatment, tourist licence route, cleaning logistics and maintenance burden before assuming any rental model. At this scale, no simplified return framing is useful; practical viability depends on whether the villa can carry your cost structure, travel pattern and management choices with consistency through the year.

Written by Novado Editorial Team, New-build property research. Reviewed by Novado Content Review: Reviewed against published development data, local POI data and Novado content rules. Last verified: 2026-05-11.

Frequently asked questions

Is this suitable for long-term family living in Marbella?
It can be, because this is a one-unit villa profile with clear scale: 6 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms and a private-feel district context. Suitability improves when routines are designed around car-led beach and service access, plus clear maintenance handling for a large home. If your household can commit to that rhythm, this can match a long-horizon residency plan.
What does 2.5 km to Playa de Nagüeles mean in practice?
For this project, 2.5 km supports practical coastal use but not an always-on on-foot routine. The stronger signal is the walk score of 25, which indicates that most movement is easier with a planned vehicle route. If a daily shore walk is central, this becomes a limitation; if weekend access with good scheduling is acceptable, it is less problematic.
Why compare only with premium villa peers, not lower-price market options?
Because the development is in a distinct tier: single villa, 6 bedrooms and 708m², with current pricing handled by the live availability block. Comparing against entry-level products can hide maintenance and service differences that are critical at this scale. Use premium peers in Marbella as the comparison layer, then test this unit against routine, layout, and long-term operating fit.
How should a buyer evaluate the Q4 2025 timeline?
Treat Q4 2025 as a planning deadline, not just a completion date. It should shape when legal checks, payment planning and fit-out sequencing are completed. With only one active unit, timing is also useful for arranging service choices and practical layout checks before reservation, so the handover target becomes a planning advantage only if used actively.
What are the biggest practical service checks for this villa type?
Start with distance and utility points in use: Super Sol (1.9 km), Hospital Recoletas (about 1.5 km), bus stop (936 m), doctor, pharmacy and bank in the same local radius. Then test whether these points match your family or seasonal routine. That gives a better ownership signal than brochure language alone for a premium-sized property.
Could this offer work as a part-year holiday home?
Potentially, but only after a controlled checklist: tourist licence route, community permissions, maintenance schedule, cleaning flow and security expectations. In this segment, rental viability is only as strong as the operating framework. Treat rental as a secondary plan and verify practical controls before assigning any expected return assumption.
How important is airport proximity for this Villa in Marbella?
Málaga airport is around 55 minutes and 40.1 km away. For international owners, that becomes a recurring planning input for arrivals, technicians and visit windows, especially with a large home. It does not replace quality checks, but it can influence how quickly the day-to-day rhythm becomes sustainable after handover.
Who should avoid this Cascada de Camoján villa even if the budget is enough?
Buyers looking for spontaneous walkability, compact daily logistics, or a low-maintenance lifestyle should compare alternatives first. The villa scale is large and requires deliberate routines around storage, servicing and movement. If your preference is low-friction short-horizon living, this page is not the natural fit even with strong location and views.