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La Cerquilla villa in Marbella from EUR3.98M

Marbella — La Cerquilla, Costa del Sol

Few leftUnder construction
Price from €4,200,000
4
Bedrooms
454 m²
Built area
Q4 2027
Completion
B / B
Energy rating
1
Available properties
Single La Cerquilla villa from EUR3,980,000, with 4 bedrooms, 454 m2, private pool, Magna Marbella Golf at 960 m and beach at 5.0 km.
  • La Cerquilla villa priced at EUR3,980,000 with a privacy-led golf-valley profile
  • The 454 m2 plan is privacy-led, with 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms
  • Playa de San Pedro is listed at 5.0 km, so route testing matters
  • Farmacia Albatros Marbella (Nueva Andalucía) at 1434 m and Dia at 2192 m shape errands
  • Magna Marbella Golf is 960 m away for the golf and leisure check
  • A 14.3% above-benchmark signal must be justified by privacy and finish

Available properties

1 property available

Estimated total investment
€4,683,000
Includes estimated 11.5% purchase costs (VAT, AJD, notary, registry, legal fees).

Property essentials

Amenities

Air conditioning
Garden
Gated community
Heating
Storage room
Pool
Private pool

Location scores

15

Walk Score

Car dependent

86

Climate comfort

Very comfortable

62

Flight connectivity

Good

Price vs. area average

This development
€8,767/m²
Area average
€7,673/m²
Actual sold price 2025-Q4
€5,430/m²
14.3% above area average.
+17.1% YoY (actual sold)

Idealista (asking) · 2025-Q4

Location

Beach & waterfront

Nearest beach
Playa de San Pedro
5.0km · 10 min

Nearby services

Supermarket
Dia
2.2km
Hospital
Ambulatorio de Nueva Andalucia.
1.6km
Golf
Magna Marbella Golf
960m
Pharmacy
Farmacia Albatros Marbella (Nueva Andalucía)
1.4km
Doctor
Centro de Salud de San Pedro de Alcántara
3.1km
Bank
Bancaja
3.0km
Park
1.3km
Restaurant
7
2 km

Airports & connections

Málaga (AGP)
47 km
Granada (GRX)
131.1 km
Map — La Cerquilla villa in Marbella from EUR3.98M
Marbella, Costa del Sol · Málaga · 29660

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 €4,200,000 estimated~€10,441/yr
  • Garbage tax165/yr

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

Rental yield estimate

Short-term let (Airbnb-style)

1.00%

Gross yield

~€42,158/yr · €165/night × 70% occ.

Long-term rental

0.66%

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
Bedrooms4
Built area454 m²
Usable area229 m²
Terrace147 m²
Year built2025
Estimated deliveryQ4 2027
Energy ratingB / B
Available properties1
TownMarbella
ProvinceMálaga
Postal code29660

Energy performance

A
B
C
D
E
F
G

B / B

High energy class: low consumption.

About La Cerquilla villa in Marbella from EUR3.98M

La Cerquilla is a different Marbella decision from beach-distance pages. This file lists one villa from EUR3,980,000, with 4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms and 454 m2, so the starting point is privacy, prestige and daily control rather than casual coastal movement. The buyer is paying to be in a villa environment where the address, access route and surrounding low-density feel must do real work.

The local services map confirms that this is not a walkable convenience purchase. Magna Marbella Golf is 960 m away and Ambulatorio de Nueva Andalucia is 1574 m away, while Farmacia Albatros Marbella is 1434 m away and Dia is 2192 m away. There are 7 restaurants within 2 km, with no supermarket, pharmacy or cafe-bar inside 1 km. Those facts are not negative by default; they simply define a private, car-led ownership rhythm.

Playa de San Pedro is listed at 5.0 km, with the feed route showing a 10-minute drive. That makes beach access part of the wider lifestyle, not the reason to buy this villa. A buyer choosing La Cerquilla should be more interested in arriving securely, hosting privately, reaching golf and Nueva Andalucia services by car, and keeping the home calm during high season when busier coastal areas are under pressure.

The price context is firm but not extreme for this micro-market. At EUR8,767 per m2, the input sits 14.3% above local benchmark context, so the premium needs to be justified by the exact property: privacy, plot feel, outlook, build quality, pool and garden design, room hierarchy, and how well the villa protects quiet use. A high headline can be reasonable in La Cerquilla, but only when the unit proves it at viewing and in documentation.

Comparators should stay within premium villas. Siroko Beach brings stronger coastal proximity, Elviria brings larger internal area and a lower per-m2 signal, Cortijo Blanco brings another high-value villa reference, and Nueva Andalucia villas test the upper tier. Those comparisons help the buyer avoid the wrong question. The issue is not whether a cheaper Marbella apartment exists; it is whether this specific villa gives enough privacy and control compared with other villa choices.

For a UK buyer, the sensible next step is a detailed operating review before any emotional decision. Malaga airport is around 60 minutes away, and the home is not designed around quick errand walking. That means parking, security, garden and pool maintenance, insurance, utility setup, empty-period checks and trusted local management are central to the decision. La Cerquilla can be a very strong ownership base when those systems are ready; without them, even a beautiful villa becomes admin-heavy.

Layout & design

The 454 m2 plan needs to prove hierarchy. With 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, the villa should give a clear principal suite, comfortable guest rooms and service spaces that do not cut through the main living rhythm. In La Cerquilla, square metres are expected to feel calm and intentional; awkward circulation or exposed guest zones would weaken the premium case quickly.

Private pool, garden, storage, air conditioning, heating and gated-setting notes should be translated into operating questions. Who maintains the garden and pool, what happens during vacant periods, how is security monitored, which systems are zoned, and where are technical or storage areas placed? A villa at this level should not require owners to improvise solutions after completion.

Q4 2026 completion gives a planning window, not an excuse to postpone detail. Buyers should ask for full specification, payment calendar, building milestones, energy-performance information, landscaping assumptions, parking layout and snagging process. Because the price sits above benchmark context, written specification matters more than usual: any gap between promise and delivery is expensive.

Outdoor space is central because the area is private and car-led. Terrace depth, shade, pool privacy, garden usability and view lines should be inspected at a realistic time of day. A villa can photograph well and still feel exposed, hot or difficult to use. The best layout will let owners host, work, rest and move between indoor and outdoor areas without feeling observed or boxed in.

Access sequence is another layout factor. After a 60-minute airport route, the property should receive the owner smoothly: parking, entry, luggage movement, quick kitchen access and bedroom privacy all matter. If the arrival sequence feels clumsy, the prestige address will not fully compensate. La Cerquilla works when privacy, access and the room plan support each other.

Who is this for?

This villa fits buyers who want Marbella status with privacy and are comfortable with a car-led routine. The strongest profile is not a beach-first buyer, but an owner who wants a controlled residential base near golf and Nueva Andalucia services, with enough space for family or guests and enough budget to run the property properly between visits.

It is less suitable for buyers who want daily walking convenience or a simple lock-and-leave apartment. The data shows no supermarket, cafe-bar or pharmacy inside 1 km, and the beach is a drive rather than a stroll. If those facts feel like friction, Siroko Beach or another more coastal villa may be a better fit. If privacy and lower-density living are priorities, the same facts become part of the appeal.

The 14.3% above-benchmark price signal makes due diligence non-negotiable. The buyer should compare against Elviria, Siroko Beach, Cortijo Blanco and Nueva Andalucia villas by exact use: privacy, plot feel, finish, maintenance load, delivery date and the strength of local support. A premium La Cerquilla purchase should win on control and quality, not on vague prestige alone.

Rental is possible to assess, but it should not drive the decision. A villa in this tier needs confirmed licence route, urbanisation rules, guest screening, insurance, pool and garden response, tax, management and quiet-season assumptions. The better buyer is someone who wants the home for personal use first and can treat any income as optional, controlled and professionally managed.

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: 2026-05-08.

Frequently asked questions

Is this La Cerquilla home a single-unit decision?
Yes. In La Cerquilla, the question is whether this particular villa proves privacy, access, finish and operating control strongly enough to justify its premium position.
How close is Playa de San Pedro?
For this address, San Pedro beach is a planned car trip rather than a doorstep amenity: the feed shows 5.0 km and about 10 minutes. The stronger everyday case is privacy, golf-valley access and controlled villa living.
What local services should be checked?
Start with Farmacia Albatros Marbella (Nueva Andalucía) at 1434 m, Dia at 2192 m and Magna Marbella Golf at 960 m. These stops shape ordinary use.
What layout details matter most?
Focus on hierarchy: principal suite privacy, guest-room independence, shaded terrace flow, pool screening, technical storage and whether staff or maintenance access interrupts the living areas.
Is the price easy to compare?
The EUR3.98M headline needs to be read against La Cerquilla privacy, plot feel, pool design, room hierarchy and documented build quality. A premium is only persuasive when those pieces line up.
What should UK buyers verify first?
For a premium villa, verify title route, reservation terms, building specification, payment schedule, community or urbanisation rules, utilities, insurance and the practical handover support.
Which alternatives are relevant?
Compare with Elviria for scale, Siroko Beach for coastal access, Cortijo Blanco for another premium villa context and Nueva Andalucia for upper-tier positioning.
Could this work for rental?
Treat rental as optional. First confirm licence position, urbanisation limits, guest screening, pool and garden response, insurance, tax and quiet-season demand. A La Cerquilla owner should not need rental income to make the purchase sensible.