Costa del Sol · Málaga
Marbella mansions.
The grand houses of the coast.
Marbella mansions are the grand houses of the Costa del Sol: walled gardens on the Golden Mile, estates on the slopes of Sierra Blanca and gated grounds in the hills of La Zagaleta.
Search propertiesLa Concha rises behind the town and the Mediterranean lies in front, a setting that has kept Marbella the coast's most established address. Mansions for sale in Marbella, Spain range from Andalusian palaces to contemporary estates. Choose mansion as the property type, set your floor area and budget, and begin your search in Marbella.
Where Marbella's mansions stand
The Golden Mile runs between the town and Puerto Banús. Its mansions are the oldest and most discreet, behind high walls and mature gardens, some reaching down to the beach. Above it, Sierra Blanca and Cascada de Camoján climb the foothills of La Concha, gated and quiet, with Africa visible on a clear day.
In neighbouring Benahavís, La Zagaleta is the country estate of the coast: forest, private golf and houses hidden from the road. Nueva Andalucía, behind Puerto Banús, has its own generation of large villas among the golf courses. Los Monteros to the east and Guadalmina, by San Pedro de Alcántara, keep a beachside calm.
What to look for in a Marbella mansion
In Marbella, Spain, mansions are judged less by size than by plot, privacy and orientation: south to the sea, sheltered by the mountain. Look at how the garden has matured, whether staff quarters and garaging are in place, and how the house handles summer heat and winter light.
Classic Andalusian palaces on the Golden Mile carry a character new building cannot copy, while contemporary estates in Sierra Blanca and La Zagaleta answer with glass and pools that borrow the horizon. Many older houses have been rebuilt, so have an independent lawyer confirm the licences before you commit. If this is the house you picture, tell us what you are looking for.
Mansions along the coast,
from Marbella to Mijas.
Mijas
Malibu-style mansions on Mijas Costa: beach houses and hillside homes between the sea and the mountain.
Discover MálagaAlameda
Country homes on the open farmland at the northern tip of Málaga province.
Discover MálagaAlgarrobo
A hillside village and its seaside quarter in the Axarquía, east of Málaga.
Discover MálagaAlhaurín de la Torre
Hillside homes on the Sierra de Mijas, close to Málaga city and its airport.
Discover MálagaAlhaurín el Grande
Country homes among orange groves on the northern slopes of the Sierra de Mijas.
Discover MálagaAntequera
Noble townhouses and country estates at the historic crossroads of Andalusia.
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Townhouses near the Plaza Ochavada and olive estates in the north-east of Málaga province.
Discover MálagaBenahavís
Hillside estates behind Marbella, from the Guadalmina valley to the gated heights of La Zagaleta.
Discover MálagaBenalmádena
Hillside homes above the Costa del Sol, between Torremolinos and Fuengirola, close to Málaga.
Discover MálagaCampillos
Country estates in the open north of Málaga province, among wheat fields, olive groves and lagoons.
Discover MálagaCasares
A white hilltop village between Estepona and Manilva, with estates that look toward Gibraltar.
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Rural estates among springs and orange groves west of Málaga, with Marbella over the hills.
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Questions,
answered.
Which areas of Marbella have the largest mansions?
The Golden Mile, Sierra Blanca and Cascada de Camoján above it, and La Zagaleta in Benahavís. Guadalmina and Los Monteros hold large estates by the sea.
Are Marbella mansions classic or modern?
Both. The Golden Mile keeps its Andalusian palaces, Sierra Blanca and La Zagaleta are known for contemporary estates, and rebuilt houses often blend both styles.
Is Marbella a place to live all year?
Yes. The mountains shelter the town, winters stay mild, and restaurants and international schools stay open through every season. For a quieter hillside alternative, look at Mijas.
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