Villa BuenaVista Hills | Infinity Pool & Grill in Mijas

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5.0Rating

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A Villa Built Around Light, Stone, and Sky

Villa BuenaVista Hills occupies a privileged position on Calle Arce de Buenavista in the hills above Mijas, Spain. The architecture follows the white-render and terracotta vernacular of the Andalusian pueblo, with deep-set window reveals, travertine terraces, and ironwork details that remain cool to the touch even at midday. The result is a house that reads as entirely of this landscape — restrained from the road, generous once you step inside the gates.

The interior logic is open and considered. Living and dining volumes flow toward a south-facing glass wall that frames the valley and the distant shimmer of the Mediterranean. Exposed timber ceiling beams contrast with polished concrete floors throughout the ground level, while the upper bedrooms are finished in lime plaster and natural linen. Every material was chosen for longevity in the Andalusian climate and for how it holds afternoon light.

The outdoor areas are the true heart of the property. A full-length infinity pool sits flush with the terrace edge, its water appearing to spill directly into the hillside below. Adjacent to the pool, a purpose-built grill station in local stone is equipped for extended outdoor dining — whole evenings spent cooking over wood and watching the sun descend behind the Serranía de Ronda. Mature olive trees and bougainvillea frame the perimeter without interrupting the sightlines.

Mijas itself is ten minutes by car: a hilltop town of cobbled lanes, whitewashed walls, and a weekly market that supplies the village with local cheese, charcuterie, and produce. The Costa del Sol beaches at Fuengirola are twenty minutes in the opposite direction. The villa accommodates up to eight guests across four bedrooms, making it well suited to two families, a group of close friends, or a milestone celebration that requires genuine space and privacy.

The Villa in Detail

From the travertine pool deck to the open living volumes and the hillside views above Mijas — a closer look at what makes this property exceptional.

What the Villa Provides

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High-Speed WiFi

Fibre broadband throughout the villa and terrace, reliably supporting video calls and streaming for all eight guests simultaneously.

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Private Parking

Gated driveway with secure off-street parking for up to three vehicles, set behind the entrance wall and shaded by olive trees.

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Fully Equipped Kitchen

Open-plan kitchen with induction hob, double oven, full-size fridge-freezer, dishwasher, and espresso machine. Designed for cooking full meals comfortably.

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Infinity Pool

Private full-length infinity pool with travertine surround, six sun loungers, and valley-to-coast views. Heated on request, available exclusively to villa guests.

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Outdoor Stone Grill

Purpose-built wood-burning grill station in local stone adjacent to the terrace dining table. Suitable for evening cooking sessions for the full group.

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Air Conditioning

Individual climate control units in every bedroom and the main living area, providing cooling in summer and warmth on cooler Andalusian winter evenings.

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Smart TV and Streaming

Large-format smart television in the living room with access to Netflix, Apple TV, and Spanish terrestrial channels. Additional TV available in the primary suite.

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Freestanding Bath

Freestanding soaking tub in the primary suite ensuite, set beneath a window with natural daylight. Walk-in rain shower provided alongside as a separate fitting.

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Washer and Dryer

Full-size washing machine and tumble dryer located in the utility room off the kitchen, with detergent and a clothes airer provided for extended stays.

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Outdoor Dining Set

Stone and teak dining table seating eight on the grill terrace, with weather-resistant cushioned chairs and canopy shade for afternoon and evening meals.

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Keyless Entry

Electronic keypad entry at the main gate and villa door, enabling flexible self-check-in from 3 PM. Access codes shared 48 hours before arrival.

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Hotel-Grade Linens

All beds made with 400-thread-count cotton sheets and hotel-weight towels. Pool towels and beach towels also provided for every guest.

Spaces Designed for Eight

Primary Suite

King bed · ensuite · terrace access · valley view

The largest bedroom occupies the south-facing upper floor. Lime-plaster walls, linen drapes, and a private terrace overlooking the infinity pool and the valley toward the coast. Ensuite with freestanding bath and walk-in rain shower.

Second King Room

King bed · ensuite · garden view

A generous double room on the first floor finished in the same lime plaster palette. Ensuite shower room, blackout linen curtains, and views across the planted terrace garden toward the olive grove.

Twin Guest Room

Two single beds · shared bathroom · hill view

Light and well-proportioned, with two single beds that can be configured as a king on request. Whitewashed walls, timber ceiling, and a window facing the hillside. Shares a well-equipped bathroom with the fourth bedroom.

Fourth Bedroom

Double bed · shared bathroom · courtyard view

A quieter room at the rear of the villa, double bed, rendered walls, and a window looking onto a small internal courtyard planted with jasmine. Shares a tiled bathroom with the twin room.

Infinity Pool Terrace

Private pool · stone terrace · panoramic views

The centrepiece of the outdoor space. A full-length infinity pool bordered by travertine stone, six sun loungers, and an unobstructed sightline across the Andalusian hills and the distant Mediterranean coastline.

Grill and Dining Terrace

Stone grill · outdoor dining · evening setting

A dedicated outdoor cooking and dining area built in local stone, with a wood-burning grill, a long dining table for eight, and canopy shade. Positioned to catch the sunset directly over the western ridge.

How the Days Unfold Here

You arrive in the late afternoon when the light on the hills turns amber and the valley below Mijas begins to quiet. The gate opens onto a wide travertine drive shaded by olive trees, and the first thing you notice is not the house but the horizon — the long blue line of the Mediterranean sitting at the far edge of the terrace as though placed there deliberately.

Mornings at the villa move slowly. Coffee is made in the open kitchen while the sliding doors to the terrace stay wide open, the air already warm and carrying something floral from the hillside below. Breakfast happens outside at the long stone table beside the pool, the water still and reflecting the pale early sky. There is no reason to be anywhere else before ten.

Mid-morning, the infinity pool becomes the centre of gravity. Guests drift between the water and the sun loungers arranged along the terrace edge. The pool temperature holds well into the evening, and the views from the water — across the valley, past the white outline of Mijas pueblo, toward the coast — give the impression of floating at the edge of Spain itself. In the afternoon, those who want town take the car down the winding road into Mijas for an hour of wandering cobbled streets and tasting local wine at a terrace bar in the square.

Evening is the ritual. The grill station comes to life around seven, wood smoke rising while the sun lowers toward the ridge. Someone opens a bottle. The table fills with whatever came back from the morning market. By the time dinner is finished and the candles have burned low, the valley below is entirely dark and the sky above Mijas is full of stars that feel close enough to be specific.

Set Above Mijas, Close to the Coast

Mijas Pueblo

10 minutes by car

One of the most photogenic white villages of Andalusia, with a hilltop square, local artisan shops, and a weekly market supplying fresh cheese and charcuterie.

Fuengirola Beach

20 minutes by car

A wide sandy beach backed by a long promenade, with calm Mediterranean water and a string of chiringuitos serving fresh grilled fish and cold local wine.

La Cala de Mijas

15 minutes by car

A quieter coastal village with a small sandy cove, whitewashed seafront restaurants, and a relaxed pace distinct from the larger Costa del Sol resorts.

Mercado de Fuengirola

22 minutes by car

A large weekly market with Andalusian fruit, vegetables, spices, and street food stalls — the ideal morning outing before a long afternoon at the villa grill.

Notes on Mijas and the Costa del Sol

June 2026 · 5 min read

Five Days in Mijas Without a Plan

The village runs at its own pace and resists itineraries. A loose account of mornings at the market, afternoons on the terrace, and one long dinner in the square that stretched well past midnight with a local wine neither of us could name.

July 2026 · 4 min read

Cooking Over Wood on a Spanish Hillside

What the outdoor grill at a hilltop villa above Mijas teaches you about slowing down: sourcing lamb from the Fuengirola market, building a fire before the sun drops, and eating at a stone table while the valley goes dark below.

August 2026 · 3 min read

La Cala and the Quieter Side of the Costa del Sol

Twenty minutes from Mijas, La Cala de Mijas offers a cove, a seafront, and a pace entirely separate from the resort strip. Where to eat, when to arrive, and why this small village deserves more than a single afternoon of your stay.

Frequently asked questions

What is the check-in time?

Check-in is from 3 PM. The villa uses keyless entry, so arrival is flexible once your code is confirmed. Codes are sent 48 hours before your arrival date. If you need an early check-in, contact us in advance and we will do our best to accommodate subject to the departure of the previous guests.

What is the check-out time?

Check-out is by 11 AM. Late check-out until 1 PM may be arranged on request and is subject to availability at no guaranteed charge. Please notify us the evening before if you would like to request this, and we will confirm whether it is possible.

How many guests can stay?

The villa is licensed and configured for a maximum of eight guests across four bedrooms. We are not able to accommodate additional guests beyond this number. Children count toward the total occupancy.

Is parking available?

Yes. The property has a private gated driveway with space for up to three vehicles. Parking is complimentary for the duration of your stay. The driveway is accessed directly from Calle Arce de Buenavista and is secured behind an electric gate.

Do you accept pets?

We consider pet requests on a case-by-case basis. Please contact us before booking with details of the animal. Pets are not permitted in the bedrooms or on upholstered furniture, and a small additional cleaning fee applies. Undisclosed pets may result in a deduction from the security deposit.

How does direct booking work?

Booking directly through this site means no third-party platform fees, which typically saves guests between 10 and 15 percent compared to listings on Airbnb or similar. To confirm your reservation, a deposit of 30 percent is required at the time of booking, with the balance due 30 days before arrival. Payment is processed securely by card or bank transfer.

What is your cancellation policy?

Cancellations made more than 30 days before arrival receive a full refund of the deposit paid. Cancellations between 14 and 30 days before arrival forfeit the deposit but owe nothing further. Cancellations within 14 days of arrival forfeit the total booking amount. We strongly recommend travel insurance for all guests.

How can I reach the host?

The host can be reached by WhatsApp or email, both of which are provided in your booking confirmation. Response time is typically within two hours during Spanish business hours (9 AM to 8 PM CET). For emergencies during your stay, a local contact number is provided in the villa welcome guide available on arrival.