HIGHLIGHTSWe present Villa 2, a distinctive residence where contemporary architecture blends with coastal elegance. Created as a peaceful haven, it promises a lifestyle that flows effortlessly between indoor comfort and outdoor beauty. Perfectly positioned next to El Chaparral Golf Club, this villa combines privacy, convenience, and enduring design. Completion is expected in February 2026, giving you the chance to be the first to experience a home designed for relaxed luxury.INTRODUCING THE PROPERTYLocated within the quiet Las Farolas urbanisation in Mijas Costa, Villa 2 forms part of an exclusive trio of homes just a short distance from the beach. The setting offers seclusion while maintaining easy access to premium amenities and seamless travel links to Málaga, Marbella, and the airport. With nature and golf at its doorstep, this property is ideal for those in search of a stylish retreat in a privileged location.EXTERIORSet on a spacious plot with excellent orientation, Villa 2 offers a landscaped private garden that encourages relaxation and enjoyment. The pool serves as a peaceful centrepiece, harmonising with the villa's clean architectural lines and open layout. Large windows frame the surrounding greenery, drawing natural light into the home. The solarium can be enhanced with an optional jacuzzi, offering a perfect setting for unwinding under the sky.INTERIORVilla 2 spans three floors and offers four bright, outward-facing bedrooms, designed with both comfort and functionality in mind. The main floor boasts a generous living space, seamlessly connected to a modern kitchen and the outdoor terrace. The basement, illuminated by natural light, offers multiple options for personalisation, including a gym, cinema, or workspace, alongside a private garage. A lift connects each level, including the rooftop solarium. Underfloor heating (excluding basement) and top-quality materials complete the picture of a sophisticated, inviting interior.Do not hesitate to ask us about the different properties in the same development.The photographs published are not real; they are computer-generated renders, exemplifying the qualities used in the project, and they do not correspond entirely to the homes published.