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Marbella’s finest addresses rank among the most exclusive on the Mediterranean, but what makes a place like Sierra Blanca stand out as a luxury hotspot?

There are beautiful homes in Marbella and then there are superlative ones – modern properties whose architectural styling, amenities and privileged setting place them in a select international category of the finest real estate in the world.

We tend to focus so much on the coastline and the lifestyle that surrounds Marbella that it’s easy to overlook one of the other cherished gems of life here – the beautiful nature, fascinating culture and charming towns and villages of the nearby interior.

From decades of being tied to offices (and commutes!) to the promise of freedom offered by remote working and ‘workations’, and even the backpacking digital nomads, there is now a new trend – relocating to Marbella.

The Costa del Sol is sometimes called the ‘Costa del Golf’, as this area fronting a 200-kilometre long stretch of Mediterranean shoreline is dotted with the greenery of around 70 golf courses

Having looked back at 2021 and analysed the beginning of this year and its first-quarter indicators, it’s natural to turn our attention to the summer – a season that is an annual highlight of great importance to the economy of Marbella and the Costa del Sol.

Besides a luxurious resort hotel with spa, racquet club, fine dining and legendary beach venues, Puente Romano is also a residential address on Marbella’s Golden Mile.

Luxury real estate in Marbella continues to evolve, and with these four mega mansions it has just moved up another notch! They form part of the Solvilla collection of superlative living in Marbella.

Some would say it is always the right time to invest in Marbella property, but of course that is not quite true. While real estate represents one of the most solid long-term asset classes out there, it is important to pick the right moment if you want a short-term return.