We strive to deliver an honest and bespoke service to YOUR requirements.

Operating throughout Andalucía, Marbella Property Management offers an all year round service to properties in the region.

We aim to provide a personal and cost effective service which will ensure that you do not have to worry about the day-to-day, weekly or monthly ‘chores’ that are necessary to maintain your home in perfect order.

We offer packages from keyholding to full property management. Listed are just some of the services that we can provide. Costs will vary depending on various factors such as size, location and individual requirements. 

List of some of our services:

 

• Keyholding
• Regular property inspections
• Pest and vermin checks
• Sanitary equipment and plumbing checks
• Electrical and appliance checks
• Inventory checks
• Laundry and cleaning
• Furniture wear and tear
• Water all house plants
• Air all rooms
• Set rental pricing and calendars
• Airport transfers
• Welcome packs
• Guest information and advice
• Full holiday booking administration
• Meet/greet and departure
• Owner arrival property preparation
• Call outs for workmen & deliveries
• Mail from post box and forward
• A comprehensive photo gallery and video for websites and social media

Beautiful private villa situated in El Paraiso, Benahavís (Estepona, Málaga)

Reduced from 1,200,000 € to 975,000 € (will accept sensible offers)

Situated in an elevated position, this well positioned luxury property boasts fabulous views to the sea and Africa.

Ground floor: Entrance hall with guest toilet, leading through to a sunny spacious split level open plan lounge / dining room, large open fire, covered terrace and outside lounge area, perfect for al fresco dining, private swimming pool and mature manicured garden, good sized fully equipped kitchen, large utility room with extra storage space, private secure car port for two cars, 2 double bedrooms, fitted wardrobes, both with en-suite.

Upper floor:  Double bedroom with sea views, balcony, fitted wardrobes, en-suite bathroom.  Spacious and light master-suite offering delightful sea and mountain views from the large balcony, a great place to sip your morning coffee and take in the view, fitted wardrobes, en-suite bathroom.

Electric security gates, alarm system, air conditioning hot/cold, automatic sprinkler system, no community fees, conveniently situated for golf, short drive to local amenities and beaches
 
House size 300m² (inc. terraces), total size 1050m²

Estepona lies 75 km from Malaga airport located between the sea and the Sierra Bermeja mountains.

Estepona has a much more authentic atmosphere with typical Andalucian whitewashed houses with balconies decorated with flowers. Originally a fishing village, Estepona has developed as a mainly Spanish resort.

In the old town the streets are still cobbled and its famous for its attractive architecture and traditional houses, whilst along the seafront runs a very pretty promenade lined wih palm trees and flowers. 


At the western end of the Paseo Maritimo is Estepona's charming port and harbour that is located only a short walk from town. There are 7 ruins of watchtowers along the beaches, these are either Castilian or Muslim in origin and formed the defence of the coast upto the 19^thCentury. The beaches stretch along its 21 km coastline.

The 18th century Church of Los Remedios in the Plaza de San Francisco was once a Franciscan monastery. The bull ring, on the outskirts of the town, has four museums in it one of which has has an interesting collection of bullfighting memorabilia. (There is no admission charge)

Tourist Market– At Estepona Marina - Sunday Morning (10am – 2pm). You will find most things here including: gifts, leather, shoes, watches, sunglasses, music, jewellery, souvenirs, arts & crafts etc.

Town Market – At Avenida Juan Carlos - Wednesday morning, big open-air market selling fresh fruit and vegetables, clothes, and shoes

Covered Market - Near the castle and Plaza del Reloj – Daily (mornings only), selling fresh fruit and Vegetables, meat and fish.

Studio 50m² -- Estepona

350 € Per Month

This quaint Spanish studio apartment is located in the centre of Estepona old town. The apartment has its own entrance from the plaza and is accessed via one flight of stairs. This leads directly into the lounge which is complete with kitchen, dining area, bathroom, lovely outside area and sunny roof terrace.

Lounge/bedroom:

Views onto the plaza with orange trees
Two sofa beds (one double one single)
Dining table with 4 chairs
Plenty of storage space
All bedding, incusive of blankets, pillows, sheets provided.

Bathroom:
 
Bath with shower over
Sink
WC
Washing machine.

Fully equipped kitchen:

Gas cooker
Fridge/freezer
Microwave
Electric radiator
Crockery, cuttlery, pots and pans


Further information:

New wiring throughout.
Pets accepted.
Close to all amenities, bars and beautiful beaches.
The apartment is very quiet.
Phone line
Nearby underground parking for 50/60 €  per month
This studio could also be used as an office space

http://www.villa-for-sale-marbella.com

Villa -- Detached - El Paraiso Alto, Benahavis (Estepona, Málaga)


1,495,000 €

This delightful private villa with absolutely stunning golf, lake, sea & mountain views.  Located in the prestigious community of El Paraiso Alto.


Ground floor: entrance hall, large living room which leads onto a very large, bright conservatory with adjoining bar area, fully equipped kitchen, dining area, utility room, guest-toilet, 2 double bedrooms both with en-suite and fitted wardrobes, double garage, charming patio with large private swimming pool, wood storage, direct access to the golf course, beautiful gardens with mature avocado & lemon trees, plenty of parking space on the drive.
Spiral staircase to the first floor.
Upper floor: Spacious master-suite offering fabulous views, large balcony accessed via patio doors, en-suite bathroom, and office.  There is also another bedroom with en-suite, patio doors that lead onto the large patio. Located in the prestigious community of El Paraiso Alto.
Lower ground floor:  Basement with water storage, WC, could be developed into  a gym, cinema, guest apartment.  Games room/play room.

Large driveway with electric security gates, alarm system

Cártama is divided into two zones, Cártama Pueblo and Cártama Estación situated in the Guadalhorce valley region only 20 kilometres from Málaga. The Phoenicians called the settlement Cartha (hidden city), and the Romans derived the name Cartima from this.

Places of interetest: The castle-fortress, San Pedro church, Nuestra Señora de los Remedios hermitage, Roman ruins, sixteenth century fountain and the museum Casa Museo González Marín.

There is a busy market on Sunday in Cártama Estación.

Worth a visit is the plate restaurant, El Tintero Campero which is a couple of minutes drive from Cártama. Its a great experience where the waiters walk around non-stop bearing dishes, you just point out what you want, at the end of the meal the waiter will calculate the bill by counting the empty dishes. Great for a group of people. It is noisy, fun and entertaining.

An Iberian and Roman city in ancient times, in the Middle Ages it became the capital of the Islamic caliphate.

It has been estimated that in the 10th century and beginning of the 11th century, Córdoba was the most populous city in the world,and during these centuries became the intellectual center of Europe.Today it is a moderately-sized modern city; its population in 2008 was 325,453.

The gracious old town has the biggest and most labyrinthine old quarter in Spain containing monuments this old town spreads around its extraordinary Mosque on a bend in the River Guadalquivir.

The magnificent Mequita (Mosque) a symbol of a worldly and sophisticated Islamic culture begun in 785 and expanded and embellished during the following two centuries. At the very centre of the Mezquita stands the 1523 Renaissance cathedral, an intrusion that reflected Christian pride.

Córdoba's medieval Jewish quarter, the Juderia, surrounds the Mezquita and is a wonderful place to explore on foot, with plenty of bars and cafe's.

The most famous street in the area is known as Calleja de las Flores (Flower Alley) which gives a view of the Mezquita bell tower framed between the narrow white washed walls with pretty flower pots hanging from the walls.

The Main square of Córdoba is Plaza de las Tendillas, 500m north of the Mezquita, with the main shopping streets to the plaza's north and west. The train and bus stations are 1km northwest of Plaza de las Tendillas.

The Roman Bridge or Puente Romano over the Guadalquivir river that consists of 16 arcs with asymmetrical moulds. The view of this historical bridge can be more appreciated during the night, when illumination lends a romantic feel over the area.

There is so much to see and explore in Córdoba, it is definitely worth a day or weekend away.