Villa Sequillo | 6-Bedroom Villa in Marbella Southern Spain
Holiday Home Rental Description
Fourteen guests arrive at the gates of Villa Sequillo in Marbella, and within moments the sound of the Mediterranean becomes the soundtrack to their week. This luxury villa rental in Marbella sits directly on Costabella beach, where a private pathway leads from the terrace straight onto the sand. The architecture is contemporary, the interiors flooded with southern light, and the 360-degree panorama from the rooftop bar seems almost unfair—mountains to one side, open sea to the other, and nowhere else you need to be.
Inside Villa Sequillo
Villa Sequillo sleeps 12 guests across 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, distributed across three floors plus a dedicated spa level. The layout is designed for groups who want both togetherness and privacy.
The ground floor opens with a soaring entrance hall. Here, a sprawling open-plan living space flows seamlessly—a substantial seating area anchors one side with wall-mounted television and views toward the garden; the dining zone occupies the central spine; and the kitchen extends across the far end with an island unit at its heart. Floor-to-ceiling sliding doors dissolve the boundary between interior and exterior, while electric security blinds offer discretion when needed. A guest bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and private en-suite shower completes this level, ideal for visitors who prefer ground-floor convenience or mobility needs.
Ascend to the first floor and you enter the principal sleeping quarters. The master bedroom features a double bed, two fitted wardrobes, a rainfall en-suite shower, and direct access to a shared terrace with unobstructed sea views and integrated seating. Two additional double bedrooms occupy this floor, each with wall-mounted television and terrace access, sharing a shower facility. The terrace itself becomes an extension of the bedrooms—a place to wake to the Mediterranean light, to stand with morning coffee watching fishing boats, to settle into evening conversations as the light turns amber.
The lower ground floor houses the villa’s wellness core. Two further double bedrooms with television and fitted wardrobes share a shower room. Adjacent lies the dedicated spa: a jacuzzi with integrated steam function, a sauna chamber, and separate shower facilities create a private sanctuary. A cardio machine, storage areas, and utility rooms complete the basement, keeping everyday mechanics invisible from guest life above.
Throughout all bedroom spaces, televisions provide access to English and Spanish channels. A passenger lift connects every floor, eliminating the need to navigate stairs with luggage or for those with limited mobility. High-speed fibre optic Wi-Fi reaches every room. Air-conditioning and underfloor heating ensure comfort regardless of season. A SONOS sound system allows music to follow you from kitchen to garden. The villa includes a washer, dryer, dishwasher, microwave, coffee machine, and full alarm system.
Outdoor Spaces and Living
The garden unfolds in layers. Immediately beyond the sliding glass doors, a covered seating pavilion overlooks the heated swimming pool. Sun loungers and parasols line the pool terrace. An outdoor dining table seats 14, with a built-in barbecue grill for evening meals where smoke drifts toward the sea.
But climb to the rooftop, and the villa’s true showstopper reveals itself: a 150-square-metre open terrace commanding 360-degree views. A retractable awning provides shade when the afternoon heat intensifies. A hot tub sits at one corner. A fully-stocked bar with stools occupies another. A generous sofa arrangement creates a chill-out zone where groups naturally congregate at sunset. This is where conversations pause, phones lower, and the scale of the view recalibrates your sense of the possible.
Direct beach access via private pathway means the Mediterranean is literally a two-minute walk from the terrace—no crossing roads, no public promenades, just sand and water. The garden features electric gates and dedicated parking, providing both security and convenience. Additional terraces at first-floor level offer more intimate outdoor retreats with sea views and integrated seating.
Location: Marbella and the Surrounding Area
Villa Sequillo occupies one of Costa del Sol’s most coveted positions: Costabella beach, within the municipality of Marbella but nestled in a quieter enclave 6 kilometres west of Marbella’s city centre. The location is deliberately positioned between the social intensity of Puerto Banús (3 kilometres to the west) and the bohemian charm of San Pedro de Alcántara (5 kilometres further west).
Marbella itself is a established resort town with a 7-kilometre coastline of managed beaches and beach clubs. The old town, centred around the Plaza de los Naranjos, contains tapas bars, art galleries, and restaurants that shift from tourist-focused to genuinely local depending on which alley you wander down. The nearby Marina de Marbella offers water sports: parasailing, jet-ski rental, and boat charter services operate daily during summer months.
Puerto Banús, the legendary marina 3 kilometres away, was created by property developer José Banús in 1970 as a luxury destination. Today it remains a focal point for designer shopping, Michelin-starred dining, and the kind of superyacht watching that requires sunglasses. The beach clubs here—Puro, Lineage, Ocean Club—operate seasonally with DJs, cocktails, and the social calendar that defines summer on the Costa del Sol.
Inland, the Sierra Bermeja mountains rise dramatically, offering hiking routes through pine forests with views back toward the coast. The Las Brisas golf course sits 8 kilometres away. Cycling routes connect Marbella to Ojén, a white village perched in the hills 10 kilometres north, famous for its local aniseed liqueur and mountain views. Wineries in the nearby region produce Riojas and local varieties; several offer tastings by appointment.
Málaga, the cultural heart of Andalucía, lies 50 kilometres east (approximately 50 minutes by car). Birthplace of Picasso, it contains the Picasso Museum, the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, and the Cathedral. The city’s beaches (El Palo, La Malagueta) offer a different character than the developed resort beaches to the west. Estepona, 25 kilometres west, provides a less commercialised beach atmosphere with an active old town.
Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport (AGP) lies 65 kilometres east, approximately 60 minutes’ drive. Direct flights connect to London (2.5 hours), Manchester (2.5 hours), Paris, Amsterdam, and major Spanish cities. Road transfers can be arranged through the villa’s concierge service.
The Costa del Sol climate averages 320 days of sunshine annually. Water temperature ranges from 14°C in winter to 24°C in August. The best months for swimming are June through September. April, May, September, and October offer warm weather (22-28°C) with fewer crowds. December through February sees occasional rain but rarely freezes; many visitors prefer this season for its emptiness and lower prices. Explore our luxury villas in Marbella and our full collection in Spain. For destination inspiration, read our Costa del Sol travel guide.
Who This Villa Suits Best
Multi-generational family groups: The ground-floor guest bedroom suits elderly relatives or those with mobility considerations. The rooftop bar and pool entertain teenagers. The beach access allows young children supervised play without navigating public beaches. The spa level provides parents with adult retreat space.
Extended family reunions: Six separate bedrooms prevent the forced intimacy of shared beds among adult siblings. The 150-square-metre rooftop becomes natural gathering space. The 14-seat outdoor dining table actually accommodates a family dinner.
Groups of friends: Two friends per bedroom (in six rooms) creates a natural pairing system. The multiple terraces and living zones allow subgroups to scatter—some at the pool, others cooking, others on the rooftop—without feeling crowded.
Corporate retreat groups: The villa accommodates teams of 12 for off-site meetings. The rooftop provides event space. The kitchen and catering services support working meals. High-speed Wi-Fi and safe storage are standard.
Couples and smaller groups of 4-6: While designed for 12, the villa doesn’t feel oversized for smaller parties. Smaller groups can close off upper floors and concentrate in lower areas, enjoying the amenities at lower cost.
Practical Information
Capacity and Layout: Villa Sequillo accommodates 12 guests in 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms across ground floor, first floor, and lower ground floor, plus rooftop and garden spaces.
Getting There: Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport (AGP) is 65 kilometres away (approximately 60 minutes by car). Private car transfers can be arranged. Marbella itself lies 6 kilometres away via the A-7 coastal motorway. Estepona is 25 kilometres west.
What’s Included: High-speed fibre optic Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, underfloor heating, pool heating, SONOS audio system, all kitchen equipment, televisions in each bedroom, washer and dryer, dishwasher, microwave, coffee machine, alarm system, cot, and safe. Weekly housekeeping is available. Maid service, chef/cook, babysitting, catering, airport transfers, wine-tasting experiences, and spa treatments can be arranged at additional cost.
Nearby Amenities: Costabella beach is immediately accessible via private pathway. Supermarket (Carrefour) is 2 kilometres away in San Pedro de Alcántara. Marina de Marbella with water sports facilities is 6 kilometres away. Restaurants range from beachfront chiringuitos to Michelin-starred establishments at Puerto Banús (3 kilometres).
Check-in and Flexibility: Standard check-in is 4 PM, check-out 10 AM. Early check-in and late check-out may be available on request depending on availability. The villa operates under Tourist License VFT/MA/05483.
Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Sequillo
How many guests does Villa Sequillo sleep?
Villa Sequillo sleeps 12 guests maximum. The accommodation comprises six double bedrooms (each sleeping two adults) distributed across ground floor (1 bedroom), first floor (3 bedrooms), and lower ground floor (2 bedrooms). No sofa beds or rollaway beds are available; the villa maintains this 12-guest maximum for comfort and space.
What is the nearest airport to Villa Sequillo in Marbella?
Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport (AGP) is the nearest international airport, located 65 kilometres east of the villa. The journey takes approximately 60 minutes by car via the A-7 motorway. Direct flights connect Málaga to London, Manchester, Amsterdam, Paris, and major Spanish cities. Private car transfer services can be arranged through the villa’s concierge.
What is the best time of year to rent Villa Sequillo?
June through September offers peak summer conditions with average temperatures of 28-32°C, sea temperatures of 22-24°C, and guaranteed sunshine for swimming and beach days. However, these months attract maximum crowds. April, May, September, and October provide ideal conditions (22-28°C, sea temperature 18-22°C) with significantly fewer visitors. December through February is quieter and more affordable, though Mediterranean weather becomes variable with occasional rain; water temperature drops to 14-16°C, making swimming uncomfortable for most. March and November are transitional months with inconsistent weather. The rooftop hot tub and heated pool extend the season beyond summer months.
Is Villa Sequillo suitable for families with children?
Yes. The villa includes a heated private swimming pool with safe boundaries, directly visible from the terrace seating area. The beach access via private pathway allows supervised children’s play without navigating public beaches or lifeguard zones. Babysitting services can be arranged. The ground-floor guest bedroom accommodates grandparents or caregivers within sight-line of sleeping children. Multiple television channels (including children’s programming) are available in each bedroom. High chairs, cots, and safe storage are provided. The villa’s grounds are gated and secure. Nearby Marbella beaches have designated family zones with facilities. However, there is no separate children’s play area within the villa grounds, and parents should supervise pool access continuously.
What is included in the rental price at Villa Sequillo?
The rental price includes the villa accommodation for up to 12 guests, high-speed fibre optic Wi-Fi throughout, air-conditioning and underfloor heating, pool heating, SONOS audio system, all kitchen appliances (including coffee machine, microwave, dishwasher), televisions in each bedroom with English and Spanish channels, washer and dryer, alarm system, cot and safe, and weekly housekeeping. Utilities (electricity, water, gas) are included. Towels and bed linens are provided and laundered weekly. Beach access via private pathway is included. Additional services available at extra cost include maid service, private chef/cook, babysitting, catering, airport transfers, wine-tasting experiences, spa treatments, and yoga classes.
What restaurants and shops are near Villa Sequillo?
Costabella beach and San Pedro de Alcántara (5 kilometres west) contain casual beachfront chiringuitos serving paella, fresh fish, and local seafood at moderate prices. Puerto Banús (3 kilometres west) houses Michelin-starred restaurants including Ángel León’s Aponiente-style cooking and numerous high-end Mediterranean establishments. Marbella’s old town (6 kilometres east) contains tapas bars, family-run restaurants, and casual dining in the Plaza de los Naranjos. Supermarket shopping: Carrefour and Dia supermarkets operate in San Pedro de Alcántara (2 kilometres). Estepona (25 kilometres west) has a Wednesday market famous for local produce and fish. Puerto Banús Marina contains designer shops (Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Hermès) and upmarket lifestyle stores. Marbella’s Avenida Ricardo Soriano contains Spanish fashion brands and local shops. Ojén village (10 kilometres north in the hills) offers local aniseed liqueur and artisanal products. For local food experiences, the towns of Marbella and San Pedro de Alcántara host weekly farmers’ markets selling Andalusian produce, jamón, and cheese.
