Nestled in Marbella's coveted La Campana district, this sunlit semi‑detached house offers a slice of coastal life tailored to international buyers seeking comfort, sea breezes and easy access to the Costa del Sol lifestyle.

Discovering this Marbella semi‑detached house

Step inside a bright 3‑bed, 3‑bath home spanning 114 sqm of living space with a compact 18 sqm plot that reads as a practical, low‑maintenance coastal base. The terrace opens to a calming sea view — the kind of vantage point that turns ordinary mornings into small rituals. As shown in the property photos, the living area is flooded with natural light, and large windows frame the Mediterranean beyond.

Rooms flow intuitively: a welcoming lounge that leads to a dining nook and the terrace, bedrooms designed for privacy, and three bathrooms finished for everyday convenience. Air conditioning keeps the interior cool during long summers, while tasteful finishes keep maintenance simple for owners who travel frequently or rent their place out between stays.

Why the terrace and sea view matter

A terrace with a sea view is more than a photo op — it’s an amenity that increases rental appeal and daily wellbeing. For nomads who balance work with leisure, a sunny outdoor workspace or a lunchtime break with ocean air is a meaningful lifestyle upgrade. The images capture the terrace’s scale and outlook, making it easy to imagine remote mornings and golden‑hour social time.

How Maiti Homes finds and presents homes like this

Maiti Homes has been operating in Marbella for two decades. Their local footprint means they know which pockets deliver good light, resale stability and rental yield — and La Campana is one of those pockets. This property is a textbook example of the agency’s approach: sourcing lived‑in yet well‑kept homes that suit a range of buyers, from families to location‑independent professionals.

Beyond listing photos and specs, Maiti Homes stages properties in ways that speak to international audiences: clear imagery of views, practical notes about running costs, and honest commentary on how a place works across seasons. The gallery for this house highlights the layout, terrace orientation and interior light — exactly the details remote buyers ask about when they can’t visit immediately.

Services that matter to international buyers

• Local market briefs and neighbourhood comparisons to help pick the right street.
• Assistance with paperwork, taxes and rental setup — critical for non‑resident owners.
• Practical checklists focused on internet options, workspace layouts and seasonal utility expectations that let nomads assess remote‑work readiness quickly.

Marbella context: why this location appeals to nomads and investors

Marbella blends beach life with reliable infrastructure. Nueva Andalucía sits close to golf, beaches and a growing scene of cafes and coworking spots — essentials for someone balancing client calls with surf sessions. At EUR 595,000 this semi‑detached home sits within a market where rental demand during high season remains strong, and smaller plots mean lower maintenance for owners who split time between countries.

When evaluating Marbella options, look for: fast fixed‑line or fiber internet availability, proximity to transport hubs and supermarkets, noise levels at different times of day, and sunlight direction for your preferred terrace hours. The photos for this listing make it easier to assess all of the above before you book a viewing.

Quick market pointers for buyers

• Confirm fiber or reliable 4G/5G speeds if you intend to work from the property.
• Check community rules: some complexes have short‑letting restrictions that affect rental income.
• Ask the agent for comparable seasonal rental rates — they tell you yield potential and booking demand.

Why this house is a smart fit for international buyers

This property balances lifestyle and practicality. It’s compact enough to be manageable from abroad, but offers 3 bedrooms and three bathrooms — flexible for guests, family or a room dedicated to a home office. The terrace and sea view create the premium moments that attract guests and future buyers alike. As pictured, the interiors are neutral and move‑in ready, which simplifies short‑term rental setup or a quick personal upgrade.

Maiti Homes’s local checks — from title clarity to utility histories — reduce surprises for cross‑border buyers. Their two decades on the ground also mean they can suggest smart negotiation points and realistic timelines for closing and handover.

Practical next steps if you’re interested

• Request a video walkthrough focused on internet speed tests and terrace orientation at different times of day.
• Ask Maiti Homes for a short market report that compares nearby season‑rental performance.
• If buying sight unseen, request a third‑party inspection and a clear breakdown of transaction costs for non‑residents.

Final thoughts — a coastal base that balances life and work

At EUR 595,000 this Marbella home is a compelling blend of location, light and low‑maintenance living. It’s the kind of property Maiti Homes specializes in presenting to an international audience: honest, well‑photographed, and vetted with local expertise. The photos and layout suggest a property that works equally well as a peaceful primary home, a seasonal retreat, or a high‑appeal short‑let.

If you want a quick, practical preview, ask Maiti Homes for the neighbourhood walk‑through, fibre availability, and a short rental estimate for high season. Their local knowledge and two decades in Marbella make them a useful partner for international buyers looking to move quickly but buy smart.

Ready to see more? Reach out to Maiti Homes to arrange a video viewing, request the full specs for the property on Calle Miguel de Unamuno, or ask for a tailored comparison with similar homes in Nueva Andalucía.