7 bedroom Villa in Fuengirola

The avant-garde design and the exterior expression of nature combine to bring Palm 11 to life. The essence of Diamond is apparent in the work of art at the façade by , that takes part in the
architecture and design of the property with a unique corten steel sculpture that welcomes you to this unprecedented villa.

As if it were an art gallery, Palm 11 is surrounded by wood, cut steel, marble, very high and unique ceilings where the lights hang, huge windows that let in the light, merging with the warmth of the inside.

A unique interior design, with rectangular and angular shapes, Palm 11 presents itself as modern and avant-garde. Surrounded by Mediterranean forest and with views of the Bay of Fuengirola,
it will allow you to relax and enjoy the moment. The immensity of the living room extends throughout the room merging with the garden out-side. The main floor has a double-sided fireplace and a central patio that leads to the marvellous outdoor areas.

The luminosity that this room acquires is combined with the surrounding exterior garden creating a private and unique atmosphere.

Area
Fuengirola has all the benefits of a big town together with some of the region’s best kept beaches. Being a working fishing town, the sea food is to die for as well.

A household name across Europe, Fuengirola is famed for its miles of beautifully tended beaches, a thriving nightlife and shopping to rival any of Spain’s major cities. Look a little closer and you’ll see that this is more than just another package holiday destination.

Step off the beach and walk through town and you’ll find fascinating historical sites and delightful parks. The old port, once the commercial centre of the town, is still the main supplier of fresh fish to Fuengirola – and you must try the espeto, sardines grilled on a skewer over an open fire on the beach, an Andalusian summer tradition. Climb the hill to the 10th century Moorish castle – long abandoned – it has recently been restored and now hosts festivals and concerts through the exciting summer months.

Today you’ll find a town which is cosmopolitan in character. It’s come a long way from its roots, but Fuengirola still retains important Spanish elements like the summer Feria, bustling squares and thriving street markets.

Community
Swelling from several thousand in the 1960s to 72,000 permanent inhabitants today, a quarter of these come from abroad. Far from just being an English enclave of popular imagination, you’ll meet Irish, Swedes and the largest community of Finns outside of Scandinavia. The English-speaking population is now large enough to merit its own programme of cultural and social groups.

Shopping
Should you tire of the sea… then shop. Fuengirola is a retail paradise with a truly mind-boggling array of outlets. From supermarkets and major Spanish department stores to designer outlets, quirky boutiques and second-hand shops, everything your heart desires can be found in Fuengirola. And don’t forget the thrice weekly street markets if you want to pick up a real bargain.

Amenities
You’ll find much more in this thriving town; with three libraries, museums, theatres, cultural centres (including the only full English programme in Andalucia) and a zoo specialising in the breeding of endangered species.

Transport
Malaga airport is just 25 kilometres away and you can catch regular buses here and all around the Costa del Sol. The A7 motorway will take you speedily along the south coast, as will the C-1 commuter rail service which runs from the centre of town.

Property
One of the chief draws for many people is the sheer range of property on offer. From apartments in one of the many seafront complexes, to town houses further into town and low-rise villas stretching from the coast further inland, you’ll find something to suit your taste and budget.

Health
There are a number of public health clinics to choose from within town, including a 24-hour emergency department. The nearest hospital is a 25 minutes’ drive away in Marbella.

Cost of Living
The large range of shops means prices are competitive, so you’ll be able to live reasonably cheaply in Fuengirola, with costs similar to those in nearby Malaga.