6-Bed Townhouse in Marbella

A 5-bedroom, 2-bathroom villa of 350 m² on a 500 m² plot in Marbella, listed at €950,000. The property sits within the Marbella municipality — one of the most internationally recognised real estate markets on the Costa del Sol — offering significant living space across five bedrooms at a price point that represents a material discount to the local area average. No condition is specified in the listing data, which makes a physical inspection essential before committing to purchase. The 350 m² of built area distributes across five bedrooms and two bathrooms. The bathroom count is low relative to the bedroom count, which is a practical consideration for buyers planning to use all five bedrooms simultaneously — whether as a family home, a property with live-in staff, or a holiday rental. The 500 m² plot is modest, providing space for an outdoor area and potentially a small pool, though buyers should confirm garden configuration and pool status during the viewing. The absence of a stated condition — neither new-build nor a labelled resale grade — means the interior finish, systems age, kitchen specification and bathroom quality are all unknowns. Budget for potential renovation of kitchens and bathrooms to bring the property to a contemporary standard. Marbella currently holds 8 active listings with an average price per square metre of €4,121. This villa is priced at €2,714 per m², which is 34% below the area average — a significant discount in per-metre terms. For context, the other Marbella villas in the current market average closer to €5,000–€9,000 per m². This discount most commonly reflects one or more of: interior finish requiring updating, a location within Marbella's broader municipality rather than the premium central zones, dated configuration, or a motivated vendor. Buyers should understand what drives the discount before proceeding. This villa suits a family or household requiring five bedrooms within the Marbella municipality and working with a budget under €1M. It also has potential as a renovation project for buyers who can absorb the cost of modernising bathrooms, kitchen and finishes, with the completed property likely achieving a higher market value. The large bedroom count relative to the price makes it one of the more space-efficient options in Marbella's current active inventory, and the sub-average per-metre pricing creates margin for value-add work. Buyers should appoint an independent surveyor and verify the legal standing of all built structures on the plot before exchanging.