18 of 28 houses available
Higueron Garden Villas Eighteen Houses, Fuengirola
Eighteen of twenty-eight three-bedroom houses available at El Higuerón, Fuengirola, each with a private garden and room for its own pool, two parking spaces and a storeroom, in a gated scheme with a saltwater pool, a gym and a co-working room.
Bedrooms3 bedrooms
Built area150.90 - 166.76 sqm
Terraces4.95 - 17.75 sqm
Availability18 of 28 available
Homes28
Overview
Twenty-eight houses, six stepped rows
Higueron Garden Villas is a gated scheme of twenty-eight houses on Avenida del Higuerón, on the hillside between Fuengirola and Benalmádena, laid out in six rows that step down the slope so that each row looks over the one below towards the sea. Eighteen are available.
Every house is the same shape: three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a WC over two levels, with an open living room and kitchen below and the bedrooms above. Each comes with a private garden, two parking spaces and a storeroom.
Of the eighteen available, built areas run from 150.90 to 166.76 sqm, terraces from 4.95 to 17.75 sqm and gardens from 23.20 to 52.39 sqm. Prices exclude the 10% IVA.
Media
The houses and their gardens
The developer's own drone film of the site in July 2026, with computer-generated images of the houses, their gardens and the communal areas, and a 360 tour of the views from the site.
The developer's own drone film of the site, flown in July 2026. Branding removed; the footage is otherwise unchanged.
A 360 tour of the views from the development, with the houses shown as computer-generated images.
Location
El Higuerón, Fuengirola
A gated hillside scheme on Avenida del Higuerón, above Carvajal, between Fuengirola and Benalmádena and a few minutes from the A-7.
Timeline
Where the project stands
Open
Sales
Under way
Construction
Estimated December 2026
Delivery
Residences
A garden with every house
Three bedrooms over two levels, with the living room opening straight onto the garden.
Private Material
Current layouts, view positions and unit availability should be reviewed against the latest developer file before shortlisting.
Quality specifications
What the homes are built with
The developer's own quality specification, grouped by part of the home.
Roofs, facades and paint
- Flat roofs, waterproofed and insulated, with artificial lawn and decorative stone on the areas that are not walked on.
- Facades rendered in white monolayer mortar, in the finish set by the project architect.
- Walls and ceilings throughout the home in smooth matt white plastic paint.
Windows and doors
- Aluminium exterior joinery, hinged or sliding depending on the room, with high thermal performance and Climalit-type double glazing insulated against both heat and sound.
- Terrace railings in glass set into metalwork.
- An armoured entrance door, milled horizontally on the outer face, in the colour set by the architect.
- White lacquered interior doors with perimeter rubber seals.
- Fitted wardrobes lacquered white with a recessed handle in the lower half, lined inside and fitted with a top shelf, a hanging rail and a drawer unit. The Spanish and English versions of the specification differ on whether these doors slide or open on hinges.
Floors and tiling
- Large-format 75 × 75 cm rectified porcelain stoneware from first-quality brands throughout the home, with a matching 12 cm MDF skirting.
- The same 75 × 75 cm porcelain on the terraces in a non-slip finish, with skirting in the same material.
- Porcelain wall tiling in the wet areas of the bathrooms.
Partitions and ceilings
- Drywall partitions on a galvanised steel frame, with rock wool acoustic insulation and plasterboard, using moisture-resistant board on the bathroom side.
- Plaster false ceilings throughout, with removable panels in the bathrooms for access to the air conditioning units and the services.
- A recess above the living-room window for a curtain track to be fitted later.
Bathrooms
- White vitrified porcelain sanitary ware.
- Extra-flat resin shower trays with glass screens, part fixed and part sliding.
- Main bathrooms with a double sink on a wall-hung vanity unit.
- The WC in the main bathroom set apart behind a glass partition with a hinged door.
- A bathtub in the main bedroom's bathroom, and a single sink on a wall-hung vanity unit in the secondary bathrooms.
Kitchen
- A fully fitted kitchen with wall and base units and a worktop in Cosentino Dekton or similar.
- Appliances with a high energy rating: induction hob, oven, microwave, extractor hood, fridge and dishwasher.
Climate and hot water
- Hot water produced by an aerothermal system, supported by solar collectors on the roof.
- Air conditioning in the bedrooms and in the living-dining-kitchen, regulated floor by floor.
- Electric underfloor heating in the bathrooms as standard.
Electrical, telecoms and home automation
- TV points in the living room, the bedrooms and on the terrace.
- Telecommunications installed to current Spanish regulations.
- A wired internet network on both the ground floor and the upper floor.
- A home automation system with flood detectors in the bathrooms and the kitchen, a smoke detector in the kitchen, a power-failure warning and a mains water cut-off control.
- A video entry system with a colour screen.
Gardens, parking and communal areas
- Ground-floor gardens laid with artificial lawn and a terrace in large-format non-slip porcelain.
- An area set aside for a private pool, built only if the buyer asks for it and not included in the standard price.
- A gated development with green areas and pedestrian walkways inside it.
- Two parking spaces and a storeroom per home, behind a motorised garage door operated by remote control.
- One communal saltwater pool with its own toilets, a children's pool, a gym and a coworking space.
- Two lifts serving the different levels of the development.
Warranties
- Under the Spanish building act, a ten-year warranty against damage affecting structural safety and a three-year warranty against damage affecting habitability, each covered by the insurance the act requires.
- The developer notes that any finish described may be replaced by one of equal or higher quality on technical grounds, because a manufacturer's model changes, or because the regulations change.
Source: the developer's quality specification for this phase, in its English and Spanish versions, read against each other. The specification is indicative and the developer reserves the right to change it for technical, legal or material-supply reasons during construction.
Availability
18 of 28 houses available
Eighteen houses are available across the six rows. Nueva Living reconfirms price and availability before any viewing or reservation.
Available Homes18
Starting PriceEUR 810,000
Price RangeEUR 810,000 - EUR 1,475,000
CheckedSeptember 2026
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Prices and availability from the developer's price list dated July 2026; built areas, terraces and gardens from its commercial floorplans of April 2024. The two agree to the centimetre on seventeen of the eighteen houses; on Villa 5.2 the price list gives a 13.57 sqm terrace where the drawing gives 13.75 sqm, and the drawing is the figure shown here. That price list also carried a promotional price on three houses under an offer that closed in June 2026, so the standard price is the one shown. Every house includes two parking spaces and a storeroom. Prices exclude the 10% IVA. Nueva Living reconfirms price, status and terms before any reservation.
Affordability
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Amenities
What the development gives you
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01 · Wellness
Communal Outdoor Pool
Open to the sky
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02 · Wellness
Gym
Inside the development
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03 · Wellness
Optional Private Pool On Every Home
Belonging to the home
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04 · Wellness
Communal Pool
Shared by the residents
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05 · Outdoors
Children's Pools
Shallow water for the young
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06 · Outdoors
Landscaped Communal Gardens
Planted communal grounds
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07 · Outdoors
Private Garden
Enclosed and the home’s own
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08 · Everyday
Coworking Space
Desks away from the home
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09 · Everyday
Parking
A space for the car
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10 · Everyday
Lift
Every floor reached
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11 · Everyday
Aerothermal Hot Water
Hot water from the air
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12 · Everyday
Home Automation
Lighting and climate from a phone
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13 · Everyday
Underfloor Heating
Warmth from the floor up
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14 · Everyday
Storage Room
A lockable store
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15 · Everyday
Air Conditioning
Cooling and heating by duct
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16 · Everyday
Aerothermal System
Heating, cooling and hot water
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17 · Services
Gated Community
Controlled entrance
Why This Project
Why this project matters
A factual look at what makes these houses relevant now, without any promise of future returns.
Why It Fits
What it is
Twenty-eight three-bedroom houses in six stepped rows at El Higuerón, eighteen still available, each with a private garden.
Who it is for
Buyers who want a house and a garden rather than an apartment, within a few minutes of the beach and the train, without the upkeep of a detached villa.
What makes it different
Every house is the same three-bedroom plan, so the choice is about position, garden size and price rather than layout.
Why location matters
The Carvajal train station and two beaches are under five minutes away, and Málaga airport about twenty.
Investment Case
Why timing matters
Ten of the twenty-eight are already gone, and the remaining eighteen span a wide range of gardens and prices.
Current information
Nueva Living reconfirms live prices, availability and payment terms before any reservation.
Long-term appeal
El Higuerón is one of the few hillside positions on this stretch with a train station at the bottom of it, which supports demand year round.
Personal use and rental
Suits a main or second home, subject to the community rules and the Andalusian tourist-licence regime.
Trust & Diligence
The licence
That the building licence is granted and in force for the specific house.
The delivery date
The sales material carries no date, and December 2026 is the completion we have been given. The developer's own progress film of July 2026 shows blocks 3 and 4 being fitted out and blocks 5 and 6 still in structure, so we ask for the date of the specific house in writing and put it in the contract.
Which house is which
That the house number, the orientation and the areas on the contract match both the price list and the floorplan.
What is on top of the price
The 10% IVA and the 1.2% stamp duty, the community fee, and the annual council tax and refuse charge.
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Architecture
Six rows, stepped down the hill
Six rows of houses follow the contour of the hillside on four levels of ground, each row set back above the one below so that every house keeps its outlook to the south-west. The roofs are flat and planted, which is what gives the scheme its green terraces from the air. Walls are finished in white monolayer mortar, the windows are aluminium with Climalit double thermal and acoustic glazing, and the terrace railings are glass and metalwork.
- The houses — Two levels: an open living room and kitchen onto the garden below, three bedrooms above.
- Inside — Large-format 75 x 75 cm rectified porcelain throughout, white lacquered joinery and plasterboard partitions with rock-wool insulation.
- Outside — A private garden with artificial lawn and an anti-slip porcelain terrace, and a space set aside for an optional pool.
- Energy — Aerothermal hot water with solar collectors on the roof, and air conditioning controlled floor by floor.
Cinematic Presentation
See it on site
The houses are sold from drawings, but the shells are up, so a visit shows the real ground, the real outlook and how far each row sees.
On site
Walk the rows, see how much the ground falls between them and how far the blocks have got.
The outlook
Compare what each row faces, and how much sea the lower rows keep.
The house
See the garden that comes with the specific house; they run from 23 to 52 sqm.
Lifestyle
El Higuerón, above Carvajal
The scheme sits on the hillside above Carvajal, with Fuengirola on one side and Benalmádena on the other.
Next Steps
What happens next
Request the project file
The price list, the floorplans and the specification.
Walk the site
We arrange the visit and go through the rows and the outlook with you.
Reserve with advice
Reservation, contract and delivery date reviewed before you sign.
FAQ
Common buyer questions
Can foreigners buy property in Spain?
Yes. There are no restrictions on non-Spanish nationals buying property in Spain, whether as a resident or non-resident.
What is an NIE number and do I need one?
An NIE (Numero de Identificacion de Extranjero) is a tax ID number required for any property purchase in Spain by a non-Spanish national. Nueva Living can guide you through obtaining one before you reserve.
What costs should I budget for on top of the purchase price?
Buyers typically budget for transfer tax or VAT, notary fees, land registry fees and legal fees on top of the purchase price. Nueva Living provides a full, current cost breakdown for your chosen residence before you reserve.
Can I get a mortgage in Spain as a non-resident?
Many Spanish banks offer mortgages to non-resident buyers, typically financing a portion of the purchase price. Exact terms depend on the bank and your personal financial profile.
What is the difference between off-plan and completed properties?
Off-plan means the development is still under construction and is usually sold with staged payments through to completion. A completed property is ready to view and move into now.
How does the reservation and payment process work?
Reservation and payment structures vary by development and are set out in full before you reserve. Nueva Living reconfirms the current schedule for your chosen residence at every step.
Can I rent out the property after purchase?
This depends on the individual development and local regulations, which can vary by community and municipality. Nueva Living will confirm the specific rules for a development before you reserve.
Do I need a lawyer?
Yes, we strongly recommend independent legal representation for any property purchase in Spain. Nueva Living can put you in touch with independent lawyers experienced in Costa del Sol property.
What is available?
Eighteen of the twenty-eight houses. Ten are sold or reserved.
Are the houses all the same?
In layout, yes. Every one of the twenty-eight has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a WC over two levels. What changes is the position in the scheme, the size of the garden and the terrace, and the price.
Does every house have a pool?
No. Each house has a space set aside for one, built only if the buyer asks for it, and it is not included in the standard price.
What is included in the price?
The house, its garden, two parking spaces and a storeroom. Prices exclude the 10% IVA.
When will it be finished?
Work is well under way, and December 2026 is the completion we have been given. The developer's own progress film of July 2026 shows blocks 1 and 2 in masonry and services, blocks 3 and 4 being tiled and fitted out, and blocks 5 and 6 still in structure, so the six blocks will not all finish together. The developer publishes no date, so we ask for the date of the specific house in writing and put it in the contract.
What are the communal facilities?
A saltwater pool with its own toilets, a children's pool, a gym, a co-working room and landscaped gardens, with two lifts between the levels.
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