Set within a private estate of almost thirteen hectares, Villa Lagoa offers something increasingly rare on the Costa del Sol: absolute privacy on a scale that cannot be replicated. The property sits on a plot of 25,456 m2, with the surrounding land—seven adjoining parcels held as one—ensuring that no one will ever build close enough to overlook you. This is a sanctuary where the only views are of the water, the mountains, and the sky. The house itself spans 877 m2 of built area across two levels, with 717 m2 of terraces and a 62 m2 pool cut into the slope. Offered as a renovation project, the structure and foundations are sound and retained, while the interior is a blank canvas—ready to be reconfigured entirely to your family's needs, without being bound by decisions made decades ago. The open-plan design allows for two volumes linked by open-air transitions, with principal rooms turned towards the water and the boundaries between inside and outside deliberately dissolved. The proposed material palette is one of aged wood, stone, clay, and lime plaster—finished in warm whites, sand, and stone greys that allow the house to recede into the mountain rather than announce itself. The result is closer to a boutique retreat than a conventional villa: handcrafted, organic, and designed to age beautifully. Yet for all its seclusion, Villa Lagoa remains remarkably connected. Puerto Banus and its marina are just fifteen minutes down the valley, Marbella twenty minutes away, and Malaga airport forty-five. The beaches, golf courses, and amenities of the western Costa del Sol are all within half an hour of the gate. This is more than a home—it is a legacy property in a setting that will not come again. For families who value space, tranquillity, and proximity to the coast, Villa Lagoa is an opportunity not to be missed.