Symphony is an exceptional development located in Cancelada, a coveted area in Estepona's New Golden Mile. The complex consists of 82 homes spread over four floors, mostly duplexes, featuring two to three bedrooms, terraces, and/or gardens, with penthouses offering solariums. All properties include a garage and storage room, with most homes boasting stunning Mediterranean Sea views.

‍

Residents can enjoy the development's swimming pool, ideal for basking in the more than 320 days of sunshine and good weather on the Costa del Sol. The gym, outdoor sports area, and two pétanque courts are exclusive to residents. The Club House of Cancelada offers additional amenities, including a sauna and spa, a private gym, indoor social areas, and a café with a spacious terrace for private events.

‍

Symphony Suites boasts a prime location between Marbella and Estepona, providing access to all essential services and leisure options, with numerous cultural and sporting activities available. The development's architectural design and orientation ensure that most homes have clear sea views, including the ground-floor duplexes. Symphony Suites is constructed with the highest quality materials and boasts a double-A energy rating, making it efficient and environmentally friendly.

‍

The development is surrounded by green spaces, including a beautiful park in front of the building, providing a peaceful environment in which to relax and enjoy nature. The area is renowned for its luxury hotels, including the Kempinski Resort Hotel and Villa Padierna, and some of Andalusia's best golf courses, such as Flamingos Golf, Cancelada Club Golf, El Campanario Golf & Country House, and Atalaya Golf & Country Club. The Costa del Sol School of Equestrian Art is nearby for horseback riding enthusiasts.

‍

Living in Symphony means enjoying a sustainable lifestyle, with homes designed for energy efficiency, thermal-acoustic insulation, and water-saving taps. The development offers much more than exclusive homes, providing a complete experience for residents' day-to-day lives.