Nestled in Marbella’s Nueva Andalucía, a sunlit three‑bedroom semi‑detached house on Calle Miguel de Unamuno offers a compact, investment‑ready slice of the coast. Priced at EUR 595,000 and spanning 114 sqm of living area, the property combines sea views, a terrace and practical layout—an illustrative holding in Maiti Homes’s local portfolio.

Discovering this Marbella semi‑detached house

As shown in the photos, the living areas prioritise daylight and sightlines to the coast: large windows articulate a living/dining plane that flows to a compact terrace. The terrace, pictured among the upload set, is the unit’s primary value driver for both lifestyle use and short‑stay appeal—small outdoor square metres that meaningfully increase perceived living space in coastal markets.

The accommodation reads as efficient: three bedrooms and three bathrooms across 114 sqm built provide flexibility for family occupation or a mix of owner use and rental. Air conditioning throughout addresses seasonality in occupier demand and supports higher seasonal rates for short‑term lets.

How the property fits an investor brief

From an investment perspective, the asset ticks three practical boxes: location (Nueva Andalucía, Marbella), demand characteristics (sea‑view, terrace), and operational readiness (three bathrooms, A/C). At EUR 595,000 the unit sits below Marbella’s top‑tier pricing bands, which can broaden tenant pools and improve achievable occupancy for holiday rentals—important when modelling gross yields and seasonal cash flow.

Key metrics to evaluate

• Price per sqm: use the listed EUR 595,000 and 114 sqm to calculate comparables in Nueva Andalucía; this anchors valuation adjustments for condition and sea view.
• Rental strategy: three bedrooms and three bathrooms increase nightly rate potential and average length of stay for families—model both short‑stay and longer lets when stress‑testing yields.
• Operating cost sensitivity: factor in IBI (property tax), community fees and realistic vacancy for high seasonality markets like Marbella when computing net yield.

Maiti Homes: how local expertise shapes the opportunity

Maiti Homes has two decades of operating in Marbella, specialising in vacation homes, rentals and townhouses. That experience matters for international buyers because it compresses search friction — from zoning checks to realistic rental projections. Their local market knowledge is evident in the way this property is presented: emphasis on sea view, terrace usability, and rental‑friendly room configuration are the exact attributes international buyers request.

The agency’s practical value adds up across three stages buyers care about: sourcing (identifying properties with asymmetric value vs. competing offers), verification (document checks, local legal guidance), and positioning (pricing and marketing to maximise yield). For example, Maiti Homes’s experience with short‑stay regulatory nuances in Andalucía reduces the risk of unexpected compliance costs for investors.

Why this listing reflects Maiti Homes’s selection criteria

This semi‑detached house demonstrates the agency’s checklist mindset: proximity to coast, tenant‑friendly layout, and manageable plot/maintenance requirements (an 18 sqm plot indicated in listing data). The images supplied—exterior context shots and interior room perspectives—show a property that requires modest capex to reach competitive rental grade, which is attractive to buyers focused on near‑term cash return rather than speculative renovation value.

Maiti Homes’s presentation also signals quality control: consistent photography, honest depiction of scale and views, and clear specification of features such as air conditioning and terrace—all reduce information asymmetry for remote buyers who rely on listings before committing to travel.

Marbella market context and what to watch

Marbella remains a two‑speed market: premium seafront inventory and more affordable inland pockets. Nueva Andalucía sits between those poles with strong tourism demand and established expatriate communities. For investors, key variables are: seasonality (peak summer revenue vs. shoulder months), regulatory changes to short‑term lets, and local supply pipeline that can compress yields if new stock is abundant.

Practical buyer checklist for similar Marbella properties

• Confirm permitted use: ensure short‑term letting is allowed and check any community bylaws that restrict holiday rentals.
• Run a comparables test within 1 km radius for price per sqm, accounting for view premium and terrace size.
• Model total cost of ownership: purchase taxes, notary and registration, community fees, IBI, and an allowance for property management (if renting remotely).

Operational considerations and yield optimisation

For a three‑bedroom semi‑detached in Nueva Andalucía, yield optimisation typically focuses on improving occupancy and rate rather than heavy capital works. Suggested levers include targeted furnishing for family travellers, professional photography (the supplied images serve as a baseline), dynamic pricing for peak weeks, and contracting a local property manager to minimise vacancy days.

Maiti Homes can assist with these operational elements: sourcing tenant‑ready suppliers, advising on permitted furnishing changes, and introducing vetted property managers—services that materially reduce friction for international owners and improve net returns.

Final assessment and next steps

This Marbella semi‑detached house presents a pragmatic coastal investment: a modest built area, sea views, and a terrace that increases marketability. Maiti Homes’s local tenure and operational services make the listing attractive for international buyers who prioritise clear cash‑flow potential and low‑uncertainty transactions. The images included in the listing support an honest condition assessment and simplify due diligence for remote purchasers.

Contact Maiti Homes to request the full dossier, including recent comparable lettings, community fee schedule and a line‑by‑line cost estimate for running the property. For international buyers this dossier is the practical next step toward turning a Marbella sea‑view terrace into a yield‑generating asset.