Valley Views is one of the Taylor Wimpey España schemes on the Costa del Sol, and it is the kind of development that is easy to dismiss on a price list and worth understanding on the ground. From €383.000, with 2 and 3 bedrooms and apartments, penthouses and duplexes, handed over march 2027 (phase 1), november 2027 (phase 2).

What it is
The scheme sits in Mijas, on the hillside above the coast. A communal pool and gardens with sea views, in two phases a year apart.
Taylor Wimpey is a volume builder, and that is the point. Sixty-five years in Spain, the same specification book across its developments, and a price list that is published rather than negotiated. You are not buying a one-off villa with a name architect; you are buying a home from a builder who will still be there when the ten-year structural guarantee is claimed.
What the price buys
The entry price is €383.000. Across the Taylor Wimpey range on this coast the entry points run from €375.000 at Sunny Golf and Grand Bay to €630.000 for a three-bedroom townhouse at The Meadows — so Valley Views sits at the lower end of that ladder.
What moves the price between the schemes is not the kitchen. It is the location and the phase: a key-ready home costs more than one delivered in 2027, and a resort address costs more than a village one.

What to ask
- Which phase, and which handover date applies to the unit you are reserving.
- What is included in the price for that unit — parking, storage, kitchen, air conditioning.
- The community fee and, where relevant, the resort charges.
- Whether the current offer conditions still apply on the day you reserve.
Full details, photographs and the specification list are on our own page for the development: Valley Views — Mijas, Málaga.
Disclaimer. Prices, surfaces, specifications and completion dates are indicative, may contain errors or omissions and may change. Prices exclude VAT. Images are supplied by the developer. Nothing here is a binding offer; binding terms are established only in a signed reservation agreement and purchase contract.

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