What is Lomas de Marbella Club?
Lomas de Marbella Club is a gated estate on Marbella's Golden Mile, sited on the hillside above the mosque on the road toward the San Francisco district, roughly opposite the Puente Romano Hotel. It is not an extension of the Marbella Club Hotel and does not sit directly above it, despite that claim appearing in some marketing material — the two are separate, unconnected developments a short distance apart on the same stretch of coast road.
The estate was developed from 1973 by Sierra Blanca S.A., under Rafael Zea and Enrique Pérez Flores. Within it, the Pueblo section was built between 1974 and 1992 by developer Bill Genske with architect Donald Grey as an Andalucian village-style development: terraced houses with patios, wrought-iron windows and clay-tile roofs, arranged along narrow streets rather than as standalone villa plots. Elsewhere in the estate, larger individual villa plots with subtropical gardens make up a separate part of the development, distinct in style and layout from the Pueblo houses.
Today the estate is a mix of these two property types — Pueblo village houses and larger detached villas — inside a single gated perimeter with 24-hour security, a short walk or drive from the Golden Mile's restaurants and from Puente Romano.
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Who lives in Lomas de Marbella Club?
Owners are mostly international buyers drawn to the gated Golden Mile location, walking distance to Puente Romano and a short drive to Marbella old town and Puerto Banús. The mix of Pueblo village houses and larger villas means the estate covers a range of buyers, from those wanting a lower-maintenance village-style property to those buying larger villa plots — rather than a single uniform buyer profile.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price range for properties in Lomas de Marbella Club?
Current listings start from around €2.65 million for villas, with more than 50 properties on the market across agencies including Panorama Marbella, DM Properties and idealista. Prices rise from there depending on plot size, position within the estate and renovation level; the Pueblo village houses generally list below the larger individual villa plots.
How many properties are in the development?
The estate holds roughly 90 or more individual properties rather than a small, limited number of plots. The Pueblo section alone comprises around 92 houses, with additional villa plots elsewhere in the development.
Who developed Lomas de Marbella Club and when?
The estate was developed from 1973 by Sierra Blanca S.A., under Rafael Zea and Enrique Pérez Flores. Its Pueblo section was built between 1974 and 1992 by developer Bill Genske with architect Donald Grey.
Is Lomas de Marbella Club connected to the Marbella Club Hotel?
No. The estate sits on the hillside above the mosque on the road toward the San Francisco district, roughly opposite the Puente Romano Hotel — not directly above the Marbella Club Hotel, and there is no documented development link between the two.
Are all the properties large villas?
No. The estate's Pueblo section is built as Andalucian village-style houses with patios, wrought-iron windows and clay-tile roofs, set on narrow streets. Larger individual villa plots with subtropical gardens make up a separate part of the estate.
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