Nestled in Marbella’s Nueva Andalucía, a three‑bedroom semi‑detached house on Calle Miguel de Unamuno proves how the right local partner turns a straightforward listing into a confident purchase for an international buyer. Priced at EUR 595,000, this coastal home blends compact, well‑planned living with a view that reads like a daily reminder you’re on the Mediterranean.

Discovering this Marbella semi‑detached house

As shown in the photos, the house stretches across 114 sqm of living space with three bedrooms and three bathrooms arranged for privacy and easy coastal living. The terrace frames a sea view that lifts the rooms with light; large windows and an open plan living area make the most of that Mediterranean glow. Practical touches—air conditioning, well‑appointed bathrooms and a compact plot that keeps maintenance low—are immediately apparent in the imagery.

Interior flow and usable spaces

The layout reads as intentionally simple: a living-dining sequence that opens toward the terrace, bedrooms set to the quieter side of the plan, and bathrooms positioned for both family use and guests. The photos capture natural light across the living room and into circulation spaces—an important indicator for buyers who want a home that feels larger than its square metres might suggest.

Terrace life is a recurring theme in Marbella; here, the terrace becomes an extension of the living room. Use it for morning coffee, evening meals or as a vantage point to track the light on La Concha—small, well‑resolved outdoor spaces like this are often a big driver of rental appeal and owner satisfaction.

Why Maiti Homes presented this property

Maiti Homes has been operating in Marbella for two decades, working across vacation homes, rentals and first‑time buyer markets. This house is a clear example of their sourcing discipline: it’s market‑priced for its location, conditioned for immediate occupancy, and offers features international buyers consistently request—sea view, outdoor space, and low‑upkeep plot size. Maiti Homes frames listings like this with the practical facts buyers need, not with empty superlatives.

From listing to buyer protection

For international buyers, the value of a local agent isn’t just in finding a good property—it’s in documenting it properly. Maiti Homes accompanies listings with a clear dossier: title checks, community fees, local rental history where available, and realistic operating cost estimates. In practice that meant for this property they verified the build year (2000), confirmed plot and living areas, and clarified how the terrace and sea aspect might affect rental positioning.

• What Maiti Homes typically includes for buyers: - Title and encumbrance review - Community fees and utility cost estimates - Local rental performance context - Walk‑through and condition report

Marbella context: Nueva Andalucía and the local market

Nueva Andalucía sits between Marbella town and Puerto Banús, a stretch that mixes residential calm with ready access to restaurants, marinas and beaches. For buyers outside Spain, the neighbourhood’s appeal is straightforward: a balanced lifestyle, established infrastructure, and proven demand for short‑term lets. The house’s size and layout match what many international buyers want—a manageable property that performs both as a private retreat and a seasonal rental.

Price context matters. At EUR 595,000 this home sits in a middle band for the area: not in the ultra‑luxury tier around the Golden Mile or high‑end Nueva Andalucía villas, but clearly in the segment sought by buyers aiming for long‑term appreciation and steady rental yields. Maiti Homes’ local pricing sense helped position this property against comparable listings so buyers see realistic upside and realistic costs.

How this property illustrates due diligence in practice

Use this house as a checklist. The images show the finished condition—so verify the same in person. Confirm the living area measurement (114 sqm) against the nota simple and the escritura. Ask for a breakdown of community fees, and—if you plan to rent—request recent occupancy or comparable rental rates. Maiti Homes proactively provides these items because they reduce negotiation friction and limit surprises during conveyancing.

Questions to ask when viewing

• Key questions for buyers: - Has the property had any structural or water‑ingress repairs since 2000? - What are the exact community fees and what do they cover? - Are there existing rental licences or community rules limiting short‑term lets? - Can the seller provide recent utility bills or a condition report?

Final thoughts and next steps

This semi‑detached house in Marbella is a compact, practical example of what international buyers often prioritise: light, sea aspect, low maintenance and solid location. Maiti Homes demonstrates how a two‑decade local practice turns those priorities into an accessible purchase with the paperwork and market context to match. If you want a focused dossier, a local valuation and a clear timeline for conveyancing, Maiti Homes is the team we recommend contacting about this property.

Contact Maiti Homes for the full dossier, viewings and a tailored cost estimate—bring the questions above and their team will come prepared. The photos inserted above give a first sense of condition and aspect; a short viewing will show whether the space matches your everyday needs.