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Los Almendros, Benahavis
This beautifully renovated apartment is located in the highly sought-after Los Almendros, Benahavis, Malaga. Impeccably presented, the property offers three sp…
We know the Ronda road above San Pedro well, and Los Almendros is a pocket we know building by building: which blocks catch the morning sun, which terraces actually see the sea over the golf, where the breeze sits in August. When you ask us about a flat here, you will get the honest version, including which ones are over-priced and why.
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The apartment stock here is the heart of Los Almendros, and it has a consistent character: gated, low-rise blocks set into the Benahavís hillside above Los Arqueros, with two communal pools that look out over the 18-hole course and the Mediterranean beyond. Most are two- and three-bedroom homes with open-plan living and a deep, usually south or southwest-facing terrace — the orientation that gives you the long Gibraltar-and-sea line and the afternoon light, which is what people are really buying. Built sizes tend to run modestly compared with the villas, so a three-bed often sits around 100 square metres of interior with a generous covered terrace on top; it lives larger than the figure suggests once you factor the outdoor space.
As a guide, two-bedroom apartments here typically open in the mid-to-upper EUR 400,000s, with renovated and well-positioned three-beds and the occasional panoramic penthouse climbing well above that. Buyers are usually people who want quiet, year-round Benahavís living within ten minutes of San Pedro and a short run to Puerto Banús — golfers, downsizers from larger villas, and lock-up-and-leave second-home owners — rather than resort-frontline glamour. We'll always tell you which blocks and orientations actually hold the view and the breeze, and which asking prices are ahead of what the building supports.
Los Almendros sits in the Los Arqueros area of Benahavis, on the hillside just off the A-397 as it climbs from San Pedro de Alcantara towards Ronda. It is a small, settled residential pocket rather than a sprawling resort: a handful of gated blocks set among gardens, looking down over the Los Arqueros golf course to the Mediterranean, with the mountains rising behind. The elevation is the point here. You are a few minutes from the coast but lifted above it, which buys you long views, cooler evenings and a calm that the seafront streets do not have.
This is apartment country. The mix runs to flats and penthouses in low-rise communities, typically two and three bedrooms, with the penthouses taking the top of each block for the wider terraces and the best of the sea views. Expect generous terraces, communal pools set in mature landscaped gardens, lifts in the newer blocks, and private parking. Some of the stock is comfortably established and priced accordingly; some has been brought up to a more contemporary finish. We will walk you through which is which, because the gap between a tired apartment and a renovated one here is not always obvious from the photographs.
Los Almendros works for buyers who want golf and views without the price of a villa or the density of a beachfront block. Golfers like being a short drive or buggy ride from the Severiano Ballesteros course, the first he designed on the Costa del Sol. Families and year-round residents like the quiet and the easy run down to San Pedro for schools and shops. And because the entry point is far gentler than the surrounding villa estates, it draws people who want a lock-up-and-leave bolthole or a sensible first foothold in Benahavis.
As a guide, apartments in the Los Arqueros area generally run from the low-to-mid hundreds of thousands of euros into the high six figures, with penthouses and the larger, well-renovated flats sitting at the upper end and occasionally beyond. What you pay turns less on the postcode than on the floor, the orientation and the state of the terrace and views, so two flats in the same urbanisation can be worlds apart in value. We price every one against what has genuinely sold nearby, not against the asking prices around it.
The A-397 is the spine. San Pedro de Alcantara, Puerto Banus and Marbella are all comfortably under twenty minutes by car, with the beaches just below them. Estepona is a short run west. Malaga airport is roughly fifty minutes via the AP-7 toll motorway. You will want a car here, as you would across most of Benahavis, but the position is genuinely central: you are close to everything without sitting in any of it.
We are a family agency, Bianca and Omer, and we have spent twenty years on this stretch of the coast. We would rather you bought the right apartment than any apartment, so we will tell you when a place is over-asking, when the view will not survive the next phase of building below, and when something quietly better is about to come up. If Los Almendros sounds like your kind of quiet, drop us a line.
Most apartments in Los Almendros are two- or three-bedroom homes with open-plan living and a large covered terrace. Three-bedroom layouts commonly offer around 100 square metres of interior space plus an additional terrace, frequently facing south or southwest for sea and golf views. The buildings are low-rise and gated rather than high-density, so apartments feel spacious for their footprint.
As a general guide, two-bedroom apartments in Los Almendros typically start in the mid-to-upper EUR 400,000s. Renovated three-bedroom apartments and penthouses with panoramic sea and golf views sit higher, often well into seven figures for the best-positioned homes. Price depends mainly on floor level, terrace orientation and how recently the apartment has been refurbished.
Los Almendros is a gated community on the Benahavís hillside above Los Arqueros Golf, with two communal pools overlooking the 18-hole course and the Mediterranean toward Gibraltar. Apartments here suit buyers wanting quiet, year-round living with easy access to amenities: San Pedro de Alcántara and Los Arqueros are roughly ten minutes by car, with Puerto Banús a short further drive. It favours golfers, downsizers and lock-up-and-leave owners over resort-style frontline living.
Los Almendros is in the Los Arqueros area of Benahavis, on the hillside just off the A-397 road as it climbs from San Pedro de Alcantara towards Ronda. It sits above the Los Arqueros golf course, with sea views to the south and mountains behind, a few minutes inland from the coast.
It is mainly apartments and penthouses in low-rise, gated communities, typically two and three bedrooms. Homes generally come with sizeable terraces, communal pools in landscaped gardens, and private parking, with the penthouses taking the top floors for the widest terraces and sea views.
As a rough guide, apartments in the Los Arqueros area typically run from the low-to-mid hundreds of thousands of euros up into the high six figures, with penthouses and larger renovated flats at the top of that band. Price depends heavily on floor, orientation, condition and the quality of the view rather than the address alone.
Yes. It sits right by the Los Arqueros golf course, the first designed by Severiano Ballesteros on the Costa del Sol, and the A-397 puts San Pedro de Alcantara, Puerto Banus and Marbella all comfortably under twenty minutes by car. Malaga airport is around fifty minutes via the AP-7. A car is advisable, as across most of Benahavis.
