Las Brisas Villas around a historic Robert Trent Jones Sr. golf course in the heart of Nueva Andalucia

Was ist Las Brisas?

Las Brisas sits in Marbella's Nueva Andalucia Golf Valley, a cluster of independent villa plots built around Real Club de Golf Las Brisas — a course designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr., opened in 1968, and later refreshed by Kyle Phillips. Unlike a single-developer gated resort, Las Brisas is a loose grouping of privately built villas and plots that share the golf club as their common reference point rather than a shared brand or master plan.

The course itself has genuine tournament pedigree: it hosted the Spanish Open in 1970, 1983 and 1987 (the last won by Nick Faldo), and the World Cup of Golf in 1973 (won by Jack Nicklaus and Johnny Miller) and again in 1989 (won by the Australian team). That history, rather than any marketing name, is what gives the area its identity among golf buyers on the Costa del Sol.

Location-wise, Las Brisas benefits from being inside the Golf Valley — a short run from Puerto Banus and its marina, and close to several of the area's other courses (Aloha, Los Naranjos, La Quinta) within Nueva Andalucia. Housing stock is almost entirely villas on private plots rather than apartment blocks, dating from a range of build periods as individual owners have developed and renovated over the decades.

Wo liegt Las Brisas?

Wer lebt in Las Brisas?

Golf-focused buyers and residents who want a villa within reach of the club and Puerto Banus rather than a branded resort address — a mix of long-term Marbella residents and international owners drawn by the course's reputation and the Golf Valley location.

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