Villa Mastranto

Description

Prepared to be instantly captivated as you walk through the large double doors which lead you into the beautiful minstrel style gallery of Villa Mastranto. Leading from this grand entrance you are greeted by another set of large wrought iron double doors which lead into an elegant reception room.

On this same floor, you will find the extremely spacious and elegantly decorated dining/living area which opens on to the welcoming large furnished terrace boasting spectacular views over to Morocco, Gibraltar and the Estepona Mountains.

We're sure you'll be pleased to discover the separate television room which is great for the children to have some quiet time away from the midday heat, on this same floor there are also three beautifully decorated double bedrooms, all with en suite bathroom, one of which has a private terrace.

Enjoy preparing a light brunch in the large well-equipped family kitchen which leads out onto the terrace so you can enjoy your meals whilst soaking in the breathtaking views. In the main hall, there is an elevator which takes you from the large garages taking up to three vehicles and takes you to the main house and up to the first floor. There are two more bedrooms located on this floor that share a private terrace, one of these bedrooms has a large en suite bathroom.

On this floor, you will also find an exquisite atmospheric bodega where you can sit along with a long table with friends and enjoy some fabulous wine and aperitifs before venturing into the adjacent games room to enjoy a game of billiards, table tennis or even watch a movie on the projection screen whilst working out on the treadmill.

The prestigious penthouse-style master suite occupies the entire second floor, with a spacious en suite bathroom a large walk-in dressing room and a separate office and the end of the corridor. Next to the master suite, you are greeted with a large terrace where you can enjoy the best views of the house, overlooking the Paraiso hill golf course.

Villa Mastranto is situated on the Paraiso Hill and is just a ten-minute drive away from Puerto Banus. With spectacular views of the stunning Atlas Mountains in Morocco as well as the iconic rock of Gibraltar and Estepona Mountains. All the living areas face south to the west so that you can enjoy the sun all day long until sunset. Only a few minutes down the Paraiso hill brings you to the local shops and restaurants and across the bridge (over the N340 road) to the beaches.

#### Features
The Villa


When you enter the Villa, you are immediately captivated by the beautiful hall ( 60 m2 ) with its Minstrel-style gallery, giving you a sense of space that Villa Mastranto offers. There are 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, and it can accommodate up to 12 people
Ground Floor
- Bodega with wine cellar and bar
- Games room with billards, table tennis, foosball and projection screen
- Fitness area with treadmill
- Family bathroom
- Bedroom with double bed, access to a terrace and en-suite bathroom
- Bedroom with double bed and access to a terrace
First Floor
- Ample living room with stone fireplace and access to a terrace
- Open plan dining area for 12 people and access to a terrace
- TV room
- Fully equipped kitchen with central island and access to the terrace
- Bedroom with double bed, access to a private terrace and en-suite bathroom
- Bedroom with double bed and en-suite bathroom
- Bedroom with double bed and en-suite bathroom
Top Floor
- Office room
- Master bedroom with walk-in dressing, access to a terrace and en-suite bathroom
Exterior Grounds
- Private swimming pool
- Large garden and patio area
- Covered terrace
- Various sun loungers
- Outdoor dining
- Barbecue area
- Private parking
Additonal Facilities
- Wi-Fi connection
- Air conditioning
- Heating
- Available heating pool (extra cost, see T&Cs)
- CD player
- Sonos music system
- Apple TV and Netflix
- DVD player
- Two washing machines
- Two tumble dryers
- Intercom
- Safe
- Hairdryer

#### Location
If it's more of a traditional atmosphere your seeking, then just a short stroll will lead you into the quaint and bustling old town of Marbella. The atmospheric old town is edged with traditional Andalusian whitewashed buildings, flower-covered balconies and winding streets laced with some of the best tapas bars in the area. The plaza de Los Naranjo's “Orange Tree Square” attracts all kinds of visitors due to its many restaurants and of course orange trees.

Malaga which is the largest city on the Costa del sol is also nearby is the birthplace of Pablo Picasso and is brimming with museums, art galleries all set among a beautiful cityscape of castles, cathedrals and theatres. In general, the costa del sol itself is mostly peaceful and quiet although there is a large amount of tourism which is mainly because of the warm climate and average water temperature of 18 degrees all year round.

Visitors tend to enjoy the highly developed and bustling southwestern part leaving the stunning inland mountains largely untouched and peaceful. The region, on the whole, is culturally diverse and has a perfectly varied landscape where fabulous beaches, ancient cities and deserts meet the incredible Sierra Nevada mountain range which includes the most southerly ski resort in Europe and the highest point of continental Europe.

Whether you're travelling with friends or family, you will find plenty of options for fun-filled days out for both adults and children. There are also plenty of golf courses in Marbella so hire a car and grab your equipment and enjoy all there is to offer.