New Development · La Cala de Mijas, Mijas
Price: €955,000
La Cala Valley offers new 4-bedroom homes in Mijas with 279 m2 built. Delivery in Q3 2026, close to golf, schools, and the sea from €955,000.
Delivery: Q3 2026
La Cala Valley is an exclusive boutique development featuring 16 contemporary four-bedroom villas starting from €955,000. Spanning 279 to 280 square meters, these south- and southeast-facing residences showcase panoramic sea and mountain views within a secure gated complex. Designed across three levels, each home combines modern architecture with premier sustainability features.
Situated in the heart of La Cala de Mijas, this private gated community offers effortless access to daily conveniences and coastal leisure. Residents are positioned just minutes from the Mediterranean coastline and local golf courses. The enclave also enjoys close proximity to international schools, supermarkets, and local dining options.
Each villa features open-plan living areas complemented by four spacious bedrooms, four bathrooms, and a versatile basement with a games room. Modern comforts include underfloor heating, a cozy fireplace, air conditioning, and integrated home automation. Complete with a fully fitted kitchen, private lift, and double glazing, every interior detail is crafted for effortless elegance.
Outdoor living is highlighted by private landscaped gardens, private swimming pools, and dedicated barbecue zones perfect for entertaining. The villas incorporate covered and open terraces to take in sweeping coastal panoramas. Sustainable modern additions include photovoltaic solar panels, an EV charging point, and secure garage parking.
With 70% of the units already sold, La Cala Valley presents an exceptional prospect for capital growth on the Costa del Sol. Handover is scheduled for completion in October 2026, offering purchasers significant upside in a high-demand enclave.
The municipality of Mijas is one of the largest administrative districts in the province of Malaga, extending from the peaks of the Sierra de Mijas mountain range down to the Mediterranean Sea. The Ayuntamiento de Mijas governs three distinct urban cores, each offering a different lifestyle. Mijas Pueblo is the traditional white village situated high on the mountainside, known for its historic architecture and panoramic viewpoints. Las Lagunas is the dense commercial and residential district bordering the neighboring town of Fuengirola. Finally, Mijas Costa covers the 12 kilometers of coastal strip, with the former fishing village of La Cala de Mijas acting as its central hub. La Cala Valley is positioned within this specific coastal sector, providing immediate access to the A7 coastal highway and the AP7 toll road. This transport infrastructure connects residents to Malaga-Costa del Sol Airport in exactly 28 minutes by car, while the commercial center of Marbella is a 22-minute drive to the west. The local road network also provides a direct route to the high-speed AVE train station in Malaga city, which is a 35-minute drive from the property.
The immediate vicinity operates as a major hub for European golf tourism, commonly referred to by local agents as the Mijas Golf Valley. Within a five-minute drive from La Cala Valley, residents can reach Calanova Golf Club, an 18-hole par 72 course known for its challenging topography, elevated tees, and extensive clubhouse facilities. Slightly further inland, exactly nine minutes away by car, is La Cala Golf Resort. This is the largest golf complex in Spain, featuring three distinct 18-hole championship courses named Campo America, Campo Asia, and Campo Europa. The resort also houses a professional golf academy, a grass driving range, and a hydrotherapy spa. Santana Golf, set within a former avocado plantation and known for its flat, walkable fairways, is an 11-minute drive from the property. Chaparral Golf Club, recognized as the only course on the coast with six par 3s, six par 4s, and six par 5s, is located just eight minutes to the east along the N340 highway.
The coastline of La Cala de Mijas features several Blue Flag beaches, all located within an eight-minute drive from the development. Playa de la Butibamba provides wide stretches of dark sand and calm waters, intersected by the Senda Litoral. This wooden coastal boardwalk extends from La Cala de Mijas all the way to Cabopino marina in Marbella, offering a flat, pedestrian-only route for walking, running, and cycling right along the shoreline. Adjacent to Butibamba is Playa del Bombo, which borders a small cliff face and offers highly sheltered swimming conditions during the summer months. For those seeking beach club amenities, Max Beach and El Oceano Beach Hotel are situated directly on the waterfront in nearby Riviera del Sol and Miraflores, both accessible within a 10-minute drive. These venues offer private sun loungers, swimming pools, and full restaurant service right on the edge of the Mediterranean Sea.
Families relocating to Mijas Costa have access to several established international schools that cater to expatriate residents. St. Anthony's College, offering the British curriculum for primary and secondary students, is a 12-minute drive from the property. Queens British Grammar School is located in neighboring Estepona, but many families in Mijas utilize the nearby Torrequebrada International College in Benalmadena, which takes approximately 20 minutes to reach via the AP7. For daily groceries, the commercial center of La Cala de Mijas features a large Mercadona supermarket, a Carrefour Market, and an Aldi, all within a six-minute drive. The weekly La Cala street market operates every Wednesday and Saturday morning at the local fairground, providing fresh local produce, regional cheeses, and traditional ceramics. Medical facilities include the Centro de Salud in La Cala village, while the Costa del Sol Hospital is a 15-minute drive toward Marbella.
The restaurant sector in La Cala de Mijas has matured significantly over the past decade, shifting from casual tourist fare to high-end dining establishments. Olivia's La Cala, located directly on the beachfront, offers premium seafood, dry-aged steaks, and live entertainment, requiring advance booking during the busy summer months. Pura Sangre provides contemporary Spanish cuisine and an extensive wine list in the village center. Venta El Jinete offers traditional mountain dining with open terraces and views of the valley, located just 10 minutes up the road toward the Sierra de Mijas. For casual dining, the Boulevard de La Cala is lined with tapas bars, Italian trattorias, and international bistros that remain open 12 months of the year, ensuring the area retains its vibrant atmosphere outside of the peak tourist season.
The property market in La Cala de Mijas trades strongly on its year-round appeal and high rental yields driven by consistent golf tourism. Buyers in this specific enclave are predominantly Northern European, with a high concentration of British, Swedish, Dutch, and Belgian purchasers. These demographics are drawn to the low-density urban planning of the area, which favors detached villas and low-rise apartment complexes over the high-rise blocks found in other coastal towns. The transition of La Cala from a seasonal holiday destination to a permanent residential hub has stabilized property values, ensuring consistent capital appreciation for property owners. New construction villas with sea views, contemporary architecture, and modern energy efficiency are particularly scarce in the immediate area, driving strong demand for off-plan projects like La Cala Valley.
Purchasing a new build property in Andalucia involves specific tax obligations that differ entirely from resale transactions. Because La Cala Valley is a new development, buyers are exempt from the Impuesto de Transmisiones Patrimoniales, commonly known as ITP. Instead, buyers must pay a 10 percent Value Added Tax, known as IVA, on the purchase price. On the entry price of €955,000, this IVA amounts to exactly €95,500. Additionally, new builds attract Actos Juridicos Documentados, or AJD stamp duty, which is currently set at 1.2 percent in Andalucia. On a €955,000 purchase, the AJD totals €11,460. For the higher priced units at €972,000, the IVA is €97,200 and the AJD is €11,664. Buyers should also allocate funds for legal representation, which typically runs at about 1 percent of the purchase price plus IVA, equating to roughly €9,550 on the entry-level homes. Finally, notary and land registry fees combined will add roughly 0.5 to 1 percent to the total acquisition costs.
La Cala Valley offers four bedroom, four bathroom properties with built areas of 279-280 m2. Prices start at €955,000 and go up to €972,000. These are new construction homes featuring basements, covered terraces, and private gardens. The orientation options include south and south east facing units.
Because this is a new development, buyers pay 10% IVA and 1.2% AJD stamp duty to the Andalusian government instead of ITP. On the entry price of €955,000, this equates to €95,500 in IVA and €11,460 in AJD. Legal fees are generally 1% plus IVA, which is roughly €9,550 for the entry level home. You should also budget an additional 0.5% to 1% for notary and land registry fees.
Buyers pay a reservation deposit to secure the property, followed by staged installments during construction, and the final balance upon completion. Every payment made before completion is legally protected by a bank guarantee or insurance policy. This protection is mandated by Ley 38/1999 as amended by Ley 20/2015. This ensures your funds are secure if the developer fails to deliver the property.
The developer has stated an expected delivery timeframe of Q3 2026. However, the legally binding delivery date will be the one explicitly written into your private purchase contract. If the developer misses this contractual deadline, the bank guarantees allow you to reclaim your deposited funds with statutory interest. Construction progress is tracked against this contractual date.
The exact community fee is not yet recorded because the community of owners will be formed upon completion. The monthly cost will be driven by the maintenance of the gated complex infrastructure, entry phone systems, and communal road upkeep. Individual home features like your private pool, private lift, and landscaped garden will be maintained at your own direct expense. The inclusion of photovoltaic solar panels will help offset the electricity costs for your property.
As a property owner in the Mijas municipality, you will pay the annual IBI property tax to the Mijas Ayuntamiento. The exact IBI figure is assessed after completion based on the cadastral value of the 279-280 m2 built area. You will also pay an annual basuras fee for rubbish collection. Running costs will include maintenance for your private lift, domotics system, and underfloor heating.
Yes, short term rentals are permitted, but you must register the property with the Junta de Andalucia to obtain a tourist licence. The Mijas Ayuntamiento has specific zoning regulations, so your lawyer will need to confirm the first occupation licence allows for tourist use. The property features four bedrooms and a games room, making it highly attractive for family holiday rentals. Demand in this area is strong from April through October.
La Cala Valley is located close to several educational options for expatriate families. St. Anthony's College is a well known British international school situated just a 15 minute drive away on the Camino de Coín. For younger children, there are local Spanish public schools in the center of La Cala de Mijas. The proximity to the A7 highway also provides a direct 25 minute route to the English International College in Elviria.
The nearest major transport hub is Malaga Costa del Sol Airport, located approximately 35 kilometers away. Driving there takes about 30 to 35 minutes via the AP7 toll road or the A7 coastal autovia. This makes the location highly convenient for international buyers who travel frequently. You can also book direct private transfers or take a taxi from the arrivals terminal for around €60.
The development is situated extremely close to golf facilities in the Mijas Golf Valley. La Cala Golf Resort, which features three 18 hole championship courses named America, Asia, and Europa, is less than a 10 minute drive away. Santana Golf and Chaparral Golf Club are also within a 15 minute radius. These nearby courses offer extensive practice facilities and clubhouses for residents.
The development is located a short distance inland from the Mediterranean Sea. The sandy beaches of La Cala de Mijas, including Playa de la Butibamba, are a 5 to 7 minute drive from the complex. Here you will find a wide promenade, chiringuitos, and public parking areas. The coastal road also provides easy access to the beaches in neighboring Fuengirola and Marbella.
La Cala de Mijas is a former fishing village that retains a low rise, traditional Andalusian character. It operates as a fully functional town year round, with supermarkets, pharmacies, banks, and a biweekly street market on the fairground. The main street, Boulevard de la Cala, is lined with local tapas bars and international restaurants. It provides a quieter, more community focused environment compared to the larger resort cities on the coast.