Casa Concha | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Marbella

Seven guests arrive at Casa Concha in Marbella expecting a standard coastal villa rental. They leave with memories of mountain views, a kitchen that converts skeptics into meal planners, and the kind of outdoor space that makes checking out feel like genuine loss. This four-bedroom luxury villa rental Marbella sits within a secured gated community at the base of La Concha mountain, minutes from the Golden Mile’s most coveted addresses yet tucked far enough away to guarantee peace.

Inside Casa Concha

Casa Concha sleeps 7 guests across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, distributed across two thoughtfully designed floors. The ground level functions as the social heart of the property. A fully-equipped kitchen with Gaggenau appliances—the kind of equipment professional chefs travel for—anchors one side, complete with a central island where breakfast conversations happen naturally. An eight-seater dining table flows seamlessly from the kitchen, while the living room with fireplace and direct terrace access invites both lazy afternoons and evening gatherings. Two ground-floor bedrooms provide immediate accessibility: one with a queen-size double bed and a second with a standard double, both sharing a dedicated shower room.

The first floor houses the main bedroom, a generously proportioned suite with a double bed, ensuite bathroom featuring both shower and freestanding bath, and a private terrace offering unobstructed views across the pool and gardens. A fourth bedroom, this one single-occupancy with its own ensuite shower and Juliet balcony, suits younger guests or those preferring solitude. Throughout the villa, underfloor heating and air conditioning maintain comfort across seasons, while Wi-Fi connectivity, satellite television, and an espresso machine ensure modern convenience.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The outdoor environment transforms Casa Concha from villa into lifestyle. A private swimming pool measuring 12 by 5 metres dominates the rear garden, surrounded by sun loungers positioned to catch morning light or afternoon shade depending on preference. The covered terrace—equipped with an electric awning for variable Mediterranean sun—seats twelve comfortably for alfresco dining, while a separate barbecue station enables cooking that doesn’t require retreating indoors.

The landscaped gardens combine practical layout with genuine beauty. Fenced throughout for privacy and security, the grounds include a dedicated playground area for children, multiple levels of terracing for exploring different perspectives, and a sauna connected to the four-car garage for post-swim relaxation. Mountain and garden vistas frame every angle; the kind of visual continuity that makes staying indoors feel almost wasteful.

Location: Marbella and the Surrounding Area

Marbella occupies a rare position on Spain’s southern coast: wealthy enough to maintain genuine infrastructure, historic enough to retain authentic character. The town’s Old Town—a 10-minute drive from Casa Concha—winds through cobbled plazas and flower-draped facades where tapas bars serve local catches and boutique galleries display contemporary work. Avenida del Mar, lined with Salvador Dalí sculptures and shaded by towering palms, leads toward the seafront in less than 15 minutes on foot from the Old Town’s heart.

The Paseo Marítimo extends seven kilometres along the shoreline, connecting Marbella to nearby beach communities. Playa de la Fontanilla, approximately 4km south, offers family-friendly swimming with beachfront restaurants. For designer shopping and nightlife, Puerto Banús—8km west—houses one of the Mediterranean’s most concentrated collections of luxury boutiques alongside a marina where multimillion-euro yachts serve as casual parking. Golf courses dot the region; Marbella Golf and Country Club sits just 3km away, while Real Club de Golf Aloha and other championship layouts occupy the hinterland.

Day trips extend easily across the Costa del Sol. Málaga, 50km northeast via the A-7 motorway, holds the Alcazaba fortress, Roman Theatre, and Cathedral alongside the Picasso Museum and the striking Pompidou Centre Málaga. Inland villages like Ójen (15km north) offer mountain scenery and rural restaurants specializing in espetos—grilled sardines—and gazpacho. The Sierra de las Nieves nature reserve, 30km inland, provides hiking and cooler temperatures during summer months. Explore our luxury villas in Marbella and our full collection in Spain for additional options. For destination inspiration, read our Costa del Sol travel guide, which covers everything from seasonal weather patterns to water sports and local cuisine.

Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport, 55km north, connects via 50-minute driving transfer. Direct flights arrive from London, Frankfurt, and Amsterdam year-round. May through September brings guaranteed sunshine and water temperatures above 20°C, though crowds peak in August. April, May, September, and October offer ideal conditions: warm days, manageable visitor numbers, and seas still warm enough for swimming without wetsuit consideration.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Casa Concha accommodates specific guest profiles particularly well. Multi-generational families benefit from the four separate bedrooms, ground-floor accessibility, and playground facilities—children can explore safely within fenced gardens while adults relax poolside. The kitchen capacity and dining setup serve groups celebrating occasions; the sauna and multiple terraces suit friends seeking privacy within togetherness.

Couples seeking extended stays find the main suite’s ensuite bathroom and private terrace create genuine sanctuary, while the additional bedrooms accommodate visiting adult children. Business travellers appreciate reliable Wi-Fi, the quiet gated setting, and proximity to Marbella’s business district. Families with very young children value the babysitting availability and the enclosed garden.

The villa accommodates less-mobile guests through ground-floor bedroom and bathroom placement, eliminating stair negotiation for primary sleeping quarters.

Practical Information

Casa Concha accommodates seven guests maximum across four bedrooms and three bathrooms. The main suite features a double bed with ensuite; ground floor holds two additional doubles plus a shared shower room; the first floor includes one single bedroom with ensuite. Underfloor heating and air conditioning maintain comfort throughout. The rental includes Wi-Fi, satellite television, pool access, and garage parking for four vehicles.

Maid service, chef services, babysitting, catering arrangements, airport transfers, wine-tasting experiences, and pre-stocked fridges are available upon request with advance notice. The property offers cot facilities for infants.

Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport sits 55km away; transfers take approximately 50 minutes by car. The nearest supermarket—Carrefour Express—locates 2km away in Marbella town centre. Local restaurants cluster near the Old Town and along the Paseo Marítimo; advance reservations recommended during summer months.

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Concha

How many guests does Casa Concha sleep?

Casa Concha accommodates seven guests across four bedrooms: a ground-floor queen-size double, a ground-floor standard double, a first-floor master double, and a first-floor single bedroom. The property includes a cot for infants. Sofa bed arrangements are not available; maximum capacity is seven adults or six adults plus one child.

What is the nearest airport to Casa Concha in Marbella?

Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport (AGP) lies 55 kilometres north of Casa Concha. By car via the A-7 motorway, transfers take approximately 50 minutes under normal traffic conditions. Morning departures from Marbella typically reach the airport in under 45 minutes. Airport transfer services can be arranged in advance through Excellence Luxury Villas.

What is the best time of year to rent Casa Concha?

May through October offers consistently warm weather; July and August reach 30°C regularly with minimal rainfall. These months suit beach-focused guests but attract peak visitor numbers. April, May, September, and October provide ideal conditions: daytime temperatures between 22–28°C, manageable crowds, and seawater temperatures between 18–24°C. November through March remains mild (15–20°C) and suitable for golf, cultural visits, and hiking, though pool swimming becomes less appealing without heating. The Christmas period draws significant visitor numbers; booking 8–12 weeks in advance is advisable.

Is Casa Concha suitable for families with children?

Yes, Casa Concha accommodates families effectively. The fenced garden with dedicated playground area allows children supervised outdoor exploration. Playa de la Fontanilla, 4km away, offers family-friendly swimming with calm waters and beachside facilities. The ground-floor bedroom and bathroom suit families with young children, eliminating stair climbs during night-time routines. Babysitting services are available through the property management. The pool features sun loungers positioned for parental supervision from shaded terraces. The kitchen facilities support families preparing children’s meals outside restaurant hours.

What is included in the rental price at Casa Concha?

The rental includes accommodation in four bedrooms with premium bedding, use of three bathrooms, Wi-Fi internet, satellite television, underfloor heating and air conditioning throughout, a fully-equipped kitchen with Gaggenau appliances, coffee machine access, pool heating and maintenance, use of all terraces and outdoor spaces, garage parking for four vehicles, sauna access, and basic cleaning. Utilities (electricity, water, gas) are included. Linen and towel provision is included. Additional services—maid turnover, chef services, babysitting, catering, airport transfers, wine-tasting, and pre-stocked fridge options—are available at additional cost with advance notice.

What restaurants and shops are near Casa Concha?

Marbella’s Old Town, approximately 2–3km away, contains over 40 restaurants ranging from casual tapas bars to Michelin-recognized establishments. Casa María specializes in traditional Andalusian fare; El Pimpi offers local wines and jamón ibérico. The beachfront Paseo Marítimo features restaurants with Mediterranean views; Bibo Málaga (5km away) offers contemporary coastal cuisine. Puerto Banús, 8km west, concentrates high-end dining and international brands. Local supermarkets include Carrefour Express 2km away and Alcampo 3.5km away in Marbella town centre. Weekly markets in Marbella Old Town sell fresh produce, fish, and local products; the Saturday market (Plaza de los Naranjos) operates year-round. Boutique shops cluster in the Old Town and along Puerto Banús’s yacht-lined marina.