Guide
Property for sale in Marbella
Marbella pairs glamour with a genuine old town, the marina glitz of Puerto Banus and some of the steadiest price growth on the coast, the Costa del Sol's most prestigious address.
Where to buy in Marbella
The Golden Mile and Sierra Blanca for the top end, Nueva Andalucia for golf and families, the Old Town for atmosphere on foot, San Pedro Alcantara for the same coastline at a friendlier price.
What it costs
Apartments start from around 340,000 euros in Marbella centre or San Pedro, villas from roughly 800,000 euros in Nueva Andalucia. In the very top segment, Sierra Blanca or La Zagaleta, prices go well beyond that.
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Marbella's areas compared
| Area | Character | From price (2-bed) |
|---|---|---|
| Old Town (Casco Antiguo) | Charm, pedestrian streets, close to the beach | around €395,000 |
| Marbella centre | Lively, beachfront promenade | around €340,000 |
| Puerto Banus | Luxury, marina, nightlife | around €575,000 |
| Nueva Andalucia | Golf, families, quiet | around €475,000 |
| Golden Mile | Premium, front-line beach | around €600,000 |
| San Pedro Alcantara | More affordable Marbella | around €290,000 |
FAQ
How much does property cost in Marbella?
Marbella is the most expensive town on the Costa del Sol. Apartments start from around 340,000 euros in San Pedro or Marbella centre and run up to 1.5 million euros in Puerto Banus or on the Golden Mile. Villas start from roughly 800,000 euros.
Which area of Marbella suits me best?
The Old Town for charm and pedestrian streets close to the seafront, Puerto Banus for luxury and marina life, Nueva Andalucia for golf and families, San Pedro for the same coastline at a friendlier price.
Is Marbella a good property investment?
Yes. Marbella has the steadiest price growth on the Costa del Sol, typically 5 to 7 percent a year, alongside a gross rental yield of 4 to 6 percent.