Spacious southwest-facing ground floor apartment with a private garden, four bedrooms, and access to one of Marbella East’s most complete resort-style communities.
Marbella remains the undisputed capital of luxury living on the Costa del Sol. From the iconic Golden Mile to the hillside enclaves of Sierra Blanca and the vibrant streets of the Old Town, Marbella offers an unmatched combination of lifestyle, infrastructure and international community.
Whether you're after a penthouse on the beachfront, a family villa near top international schools, or a lock-and-leave apartment in Puerto Banús, Marbella's property market caters to every profile. Read our complete Marbella area guide for a neighbourhood-by-neighbourhood breakdown.
Spacious southwest-facing ground floor apartment with a private garden, four bedrooms, and access to one of Marbella East’s most complete resort-style communities.
Fully renovated three-bedroom ground-floor apartment with a private terrace and direct garden access in Las Brisas, Nueva Andalucía, close to golf courses, Puerto Banús and everyday amenities.
Renovated apartment in Marbella's Old Town, with the beach, restaurants and everyday amenities just a short walk away.
Current listings range from €639.000 to €19.500.000, depending on location, size and property type.
Around 50-60km, roughly 35-40 minutes by car via the AP-7 motorway.
About 25-30 minutes by car along the coast road.
The Golden Mile and Sierra Blanca foothills for established prestige, Puerto Banús for marina lifestyle, Nueva Andalucía for golf. Our Marbella area guide covers each neighbourhood in detail.
Yes. A NIE (Número de Identidad de Extranjero) is required for any property purchase in Spain, resident or not. See our NIE guide for how to get one.
Budget about 8.5% on top of the price for a resale and about 12.7% for a new build. On a resale that covers the 7% transfer tax in Andalusia plus notary, land registry and legal fees; a new build pays 10% VAT and 1.2% stamp duty instead of transfer tax. Our step-by-step buying guide walks through the full process.
Only with a VFT (Vivienda con Fines Turísticos) tourist licence, Andalusia's official short-term rental registration. It covers habitability standards and community bylaws, and typically takes 1-4 weeks to obtain. Renting without one risks significant fines.
EU/EEA residents pay 19% on net rental income, with deductible expenses. Non-EU residents pay 24% on gross income, with no deductions allowed and a mandatory fiscal representative in Spain.