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Eagles Village, Benahavis
Presenting a beautifully refurbished duplex situated in the exclusive Eagles Village, Benahavis, Malaga, this property exemplifies luxury living on the iconic…
We've been driving the hill past the Westin since the fairways were young, and we've walked Eagles Village in every season — July evenings when the terraces hold the heat, January mornings when the valley sits in shadow. We know which homes here earn their asking price, and we'll tell you plainly which don't.
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The duplexes here come in two shapes, and it is worth knowing the difference before you visit. The duplex penthouses sit at the top of the low-rise blocks, giving you a main living level and an upper floor that opens onto a private solarium with the kind of long views over La Quinta Golf and the valley that a single-storey flat can't offer. The ground-floor duplexes work the other way round, with bedrooms below and living above, or a generous garden terrace at entry level — easier underfoot and a good fit if stairs to a roof aren't for you. Most are three bedrooms, two bathrooms, with two terraces facing roughly southwest.
As a guide, duplexes in Eagles Village generally run in the high-€600,000s to high-€700,000s, with renovated penthouses and the larger ground-floor layouts at the upper end. Condition drives the gap more than floor area — several have been fully reworked inside, and we'll always tell you which asking prices reflect a genuine renovation and which are simply hoping you won't notice. Buyers tend to be golfers and second-home owners who want lock-up-and-leave space with a roof terrace or garden, within a five-minute walk of the Westin La Quinta and the clubhouse.
Eagles Village is a gated pocket on the southern slope of La Quinta, inside the municipality of Benahavís, with the fairways of La Quinta Golf & Country Club running along its edge. The homes sit low among communal gardens, around a large main pool and a small splash pool for children. What sets the position apart is what you can do on foot: the clubhouse of Manuel Piñero's 27-hole course and The Westin La Quinta Golf Resort & Spa — thermal circuit, restaurants, a proper gym — are about five minutes' walk. San Pedro de Alcántara lies some three and a half kilometres below, the beaches about five, and Puerto Banús roughly six and a half — a ten-minute drive down the hill.
Duplexes set the tone here. Most homes are two-level, typically three bedrooms across 140 to 170 square metres, and the format works hard: duplex penthouses carry two terraces — one taking the morning over the fairway, the other the evening light towards the sea — while ground-floor duplexes open onto private garden terraces. A steady run of two- and three-bedroom single-level apartments fills out the mix, with views across the golf towards the Mediterranean and the hills that ring the Benahavís valley. This is an established community rather than a new build, and the renovation spread is wide: some homes have been taken back to the walls and finished to a contemporary standard, others remain close to original. Two-bedroom apartments typically sit between the high €300,000s and around €600,000; three-bedroom duplexes and duplex penthouses generally run €600,000 to €850,000, with fully renovated sea-view homes above that.
The buyers we meet here are golfers who want the course on foot, owners after a lock-up-and-leave second home that earns its keep in summer, and couples trading a villa for something simpler without leaving the hill. Families manage well too: Aloha College in Nueva Andalucía, Laude San Pedro International College, and Calpe School and St George's in San Pedro are all within roughly ten to fifteen minutes. You will want a car for daily life — supermarkets and the beach promenade are down in San Pedro — but the trade is a fair one: Marbella's Golden Mile is about seven kilometres away, Benahavís village and its restaurants around fifteen minutes up the valley, and Málaga airport typically 45 to 55 minutes on the AP-7.
Twenty years on this coast means we know Eagles Village door by door — which terraces hold the afternoon sun, which homes have been renovated properly and which have only been painted. Our promise is simple and it doesn't change: we'll always tell you which homes are over-priced and why, even when it costs us a sale. If you're weighing up a duplex on this hillside, or wondering whether your budget goes further here than in Nueva Andalucía, drop us a line.
Most duplexes in Eagles Village are three-bedroom, two-bathroom homes spread over two floors with two terraces, usually facing southwest towards La Quinta Golf and the valley. Duplex penthouses add a private rooftop solarium on the upper level, while ground-floor duplexes offer a garden terrace at entry level instead. They sit within a gated community with a communal pool and parking, in the La Quinta area of Benahavis.
Duplexes in Eagles Village typically run from the high-€600,000s to the high-€700,000s. Renovated duplex penthouses and the larger ground-floor layouts sit at the upper end of that band, while homes needing updating fall below it. Condition and view tend to move the price more than floor area.
They suit golfers and second-home owners who want a lock-up-and-leave property with the extra space of a roof solarium or garden, rather than a single-level flat. Eagles Village is a five-minute walk from the Westin La Quinta hotel and La Quinta Golf, and about a ten-minute drive from Puerto Banus, Nueva Andalucia and the beach.
Eagles Village is a gated community on the southern slope of La Quinta, in the municipality of Benahavís on the Costa del Sol. It sits directly beside the fairways of La Quinta Golf & Country Club, about five minutes' walk from The Westin La Quinta Golf Resort & Spa, roughly three and a half kilometres north of San Pedro de Alcántara and a ten-minute drive from Puerto Banús.
Duplexes dominate. Most homes are two-level, three-bedroom properties of roughly 140 to 170 square metres, including duplex penthouses with two terraces and ground-floor duplexes with private garden terraces, alongside a run of two- and three-bedroom apartments. The community is gated, with communal gardens, a large main pool and a children's splash pool.
Two-bedroom apartments in Eagles Village typically fall between the high €300,000s and around €600,000. Three-bedroom duplexes and duplex penthouses generally run from €600,000 to €850,000, and fully renovated homes with open sea views can sell above that. Condition matters a great deal here — the gap between original and properly renovated homes is significant.
For daily life, yes. The La Quinta golf clubhouse and the Westin's restaurants and spa are about five minutes on foot, but supermarkets, schools and the beach are down the hill: San Pedro de Alcántara and its promenade are around ten minutes by car, Puerto Banús about ten minutes, Marbella town fifteen to twenty, and Málaga airport typically 45 to 55 minutes via the AP-7.
