Marbella
53 homesSophisticated living between golden beaches and the Sierra Blanca. International restaurants, yacht clubs and quiet residential enclaves — Marbella remains the Costa del Sol’s most recognised address.
Costa del Sol
From hillside privacy to marina living — the municipalities of the Costa del Sol, each with the homes we have there now.
Explore by location
Sophisticated living between golden beaches and the Sierra Blanca. International restaurants, yacht clubs and quiet residential enclaves — Marbella remains the Costa del Sol’s most recognised address.
Whitewashed streets, a lively marina and a growing skyline of contemporary homes. Estepona mixes authentic Andalusian character with modern coastal living.
Hillside estates framed by golf and pine forests. Benahavís offers privacy, panoramic views and some of the region’s most refined residential architecture.
From the white village of Mijas Pueblo to the coast at La Cala — open views, a slower pace and homes that open to light and landscape.
A vibrant shoreline town with excellent connections, beaches and a family-friendly energy. Ideal for year-round living with the city close at hand.
Marina life, hillside apartments and clear sea horizons. Benalmádena sits between Málaga and Fuengirola with an easy Mediterranean rhythm.
Culture, cuisine and a revitalised waterfront. Málaga brings urban energy to the Costa del Sol without leaving the Mediterranean behind.
An exclusive enclave of golf, marina living and generous estates. Sotogrande is defined by space, discretion and sporting lifestyle.
A town and a long beach between Marbella and Estepona. Quieter than the Golden Mile, with the coast still on the doorstep.
The shore east of Estepona, where the new beachfront and golf-side homes are concentrated.
A lively beach town between Málaga and Benalmádena, with La Carihuela along the sand.
A white village in the hills and a quieter coast below, toward Finca Cortesín.
The western edge of the shore — Duquesa, Sabinillas and open views toward Sotogrande.
Fifteen minutes inland from Málaga and the airport. Contemporary villas and townhouses for families who want space and a year-round town.
A traditional town in the Guadalhorce valley, with countryside, golf nearby and prices well below the coast.
A lively inland town with shops, schools and citrus country, about half an hour from Marbella and Fuengirola.
Not sure where to begin
Beach mornings, golf afternoons, or a quiet hillside — the Costa del Sol offers many ways to live. We help you narrow the search with clarity, from first conversation to keys in hand.