LUXURIOUS HOUSING PROJECT IN MARBELLA

Jardines de las Golondrinas

373 luxurious homes

Homes designed exclusively for this superb setting. 

The three phase development at Jardines de las Golondrinas was planned that each phase is self-contained and unaffected by subsequent building. All of the major work was finished before the beginning of the first phase so that residents will not be troubled by heavy construction activity. 

Furthermore, each phase was fully completed before the next one begun. And, because of the grouping arrangements of each stage, buyers had the widest possible choice of apartments in fully landscaped gardens. 

There are 373 dwellings, eight of which are villas, and the remainder providing three different types of single level living: Garden Apartments, Terrace Apartments and Patio Apartments. 

The offset style, in which the buildings have been laid out, has allowed full advantage to be taken of the natural contours of Jardines de las Golondrinas. Consequently, everyone benefited from  extensive views either over the gardens or out to sea.

One, two and three bedroom villas

The heart of every villa is the spacious living room with its cool and lofty ceiling and patio doors opening on to a sun terrace. In the 2 and

3 storey villas, the living rooms are on the first floor, so you can make the most of the sun by day and sleep in naturally cool bedrooms at night. Each villa has a working fireplace in the living room and a built-in barbecue on the terrace. And every villa has a superbly fitted

all-electric kitchen. 

The materials too have been chosen with the greatest care, not only for their authenticity but for their quality and ease of maintenance. Marble for the bathrooms, handmade terracotta flagstones, solid wood doors, traditional carved wood or wrought iron balustrades, real old timber ceiling beams and ·an authentic rustic finish on the white walls.

Soft landscape

The concept of an overall project which included soft and hard landscape was fully designed to the minimal detail by us so that architecture and landscape was unified in one unique project.