Nestled in Benahavís, property HQL-FL7NK represents a measured example of Costa del Sol living: a fully furnished 3-bedroom, 2-bath apartment with 103 m² of interior space and a generous terrace that extends the living area to a 134 m² plot. Priced at EUR 849,000, the home pairs practical comforts — garage parking, lift access, air conditioning and a communal pool — with the kind of indoor–outdoor flow international buyers expect from a hillside Mediterranean address.

Discovering this Benahavís apartment with Luxxo Homes

This apartment sits within Los Arqueros Golf & Country Club, a location that frames the property’s strengths: bright, open living areas, a 31 m² terrace for dining and relaxation, and views that emphasise the hillside setting. As shown in the photos, the living room opens onto the terrace through wide glazing; the result is a layout that feels larger than the stated 103 m² and works well for both seasonal stays and longer-term residency.

The specification is straightforward and market-appropriate: high-quality finishes, climate-controlled rooms and contemporary bathrooms. The listing notes the apartment is offered fully furnished, which reduces friction for overseas purchasers who want a turnkey arrival. The images capture the palette, room proportions and natural light that make the apartment function as a comfortable primary home or a premium holiday base.

Living, entertaining and the outdoor extension

The apartment’s open-plan living and dining area is designed for easy entertaining: the flow from kitchen to lounge to terrace is coherent and practical. Photographs of the terrace show space for a table and lounging arrangement; mornings here capture the soft Andalusian light while evenings offer a private vantage for sunsets and alfresco meals. The on-site communal pool and secured garage amplify the lifestyle appeal for families and frequent visitors alike.

How Luxxo Homes presents properties for international buyers

Luxxo Homes, based in Marbella, specialises in luxury and lifestyle properties across the Costa del Sol. Their approach to this apartment illustrates two consistent priorities: honest presentation and transactional clarity. For buyers outside Spain, those priorities translate into accurate measurements, clear statements about communal amenities, and practical information about access — all of which appear in this listing and the accompanying photo set.

Credentials and compliance signals Luxxo Homes emphasises when marketing listings:

• Local office in Marbella and registered agency details that facilitate in‑country viewings and paperwork. • Document transparency: energy certificates, community accounts and clear ownership chains for expedited due diligence. • Property-level accuracy: measured internal area (103 m²) and plot/terrace metrics (134 m²) provided to avoid post-offer surprises.

For international buyers, these are not mere marketing claims. Luxxo Homes’ local presence and document-first habit reduce the most common cross-border risks: title ambiguity, unexpected community liabilities and mis-described floor space. In practice, the agency’s team coordinates with notaries, tax advisors and local management companies to move a purchase from offer to keys with fewer delays — a value proposition that is visible in how this Benahavís apartment is prepared for viewings and remote offers.

Benahavís context: why this location matters to international buyers

Benahavís occupies a distinct niche on the western Costa del Sol: a quieter hilltop village with direct access to golf, short drives to Marbella and Estepona, and close proximity to the coastline. Buyers seeking a blend of village character and coastal convenience often prefer Benahavís because it offers lower street-level congestion than seafront towns while retaining strong rental appeal during high season. Properties on gated golf communities frequently hold value for repeat holiday renters and second‑home owners.

What to check when considering similar apartments

1. Confirm exact built area vs usable area and whether terrace is included in official measurements. 2. Review community accounts and maintenance fees to understand seasonal operating costs. 3. Inspect parking and storage arrangements — secure garage space is often decisive for long‑term owners. 4. Ask for recent energy performance documents and evidence of any ongoing community works.

Luxxo Homes’ presentation of this apartment already addresses many of these points in its listing notes and supporting documentation. Their local network speeds up access to the right specialists — surveyors, tax advisers and property managers — which is particularly helpful for buyers arranging viewings from abroad or purchasing remotely.

As shown in the images, the apartment’s finishes and the communal spaces are consistent with what buyers expect at this price band on the Costa del Sol. That visual consistency matters: it reduces subjective negotiation points and helps price comparisons across nearby developments. For a buyer weighing a EUR 849,000 commitment, clarity about condition, specification and running costs is essential — and that is where an agency’s documented process yields tangible benefit.

If you are an international buyer considering a property like this, start by requesting the dossier: full floor plans, community accounts for the last two years, the energy performance certificate and a list of recent works. Luxxo Homes can assemble that pack and arrange a guided on-site visit or a virtual viewing timed for your time zone. The agency’s local knowledge of Benahavís and its administrative routines reduces uncertainty and shortens decision timelines.

To learn more about this Benahavís apartment and how Luxxo Homes supports international buyers through compliance, documentation and local logistics, contact their Marbella office. The property’s combination of a covered garage, lift access, air conditioning and a sizeable terrace make it a practical choice for a holiday base or a year‑round home; the agency’s process makes the purchase manageable from afar.