A recently renovated semi-detached townhouse of 155 m² in the gated community of Lomas del Marbella Club Pueblo, on Marbella's Golden Mile. The property offers two bedrooms and two bathrooms across three levels, finished with limestone floors, custom walnut joinery and underfloor heating. The asking price is fixed at €1,695,000. The house was completed in 1982 and has since undergone a comprehensive renovation. Playa de la Bajadilla lies approximately 1.3 km away as the crow flies, with Marbella's restaurants, shops and marinas within short reach.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The house sits within a gated urbanisation on the Golden Mile, the stretch between Marbella's old town and Puerto Banús. Playa de la Bajadilla is 1.3 km away in a straight line, and two marinas lie roughly 1.4 km from the door. The setting is urban with amenities within walking distance; a supermarket is 73 m away and a pharmacy 211 m.
The layout places a bedroom suite with dressing room and freestanding bath on the ground floor, a social level with kitchen, living and dining area above, and a master bedroom with a west-facing sun terrace on the top floor. Heating is provided by underfloor systems and independent air conditioning, with a fireplace in the living area. Outdoor space includes an east-facing patio with an Andalusian fountain.
This is an existing home, originally completed in 1982 and subsequently renovated to a high specification. The property is key-ready, meaning it can be occupied directly after purchase. No construction phase applies; delivery dates therefore do not apply. The finishes include Tino limestone, custom Silestone worktops and handcrafted lighting from Seville.
The property has two bedrooms on a 79 m² plot, which limits space for larger households. There is no private pool; the communal pool is shared and heated. Parking arrangements on the compact plot are not specified in the available data. The home offers mountain views rather than sea views. Buyers seeking a garden or multiple guest rooms will find the footprint restricted.
This property suits a buyer who values finishing quality and location over volume. A couple seeking a lock-up-and-go residence on the Golden Mile, with hotel-grade materials and a turnkey interior, fits the profile; the two-bedroom layout and 79 m² plot make it less workable for families needing three or more bedrooms. It also matches buyers who plan to spend long seasons in Marbella without a car: the supermarket, pharmacy and public transport stops within a few hundred metres support daily life on foot or by bicycle. Those who entertain will appreciate the first-floor social level and its fireplace, while the west-facing top terrace with electric awnings offers a private evening retreat. The house is less suited to buyers requiring a private pool, a substantial garden or sea views, the pool here is communal and the outlook is towards the mountains and rooftops. As a second home, the gated community and key-ready status simplify management between visits. As a permanent residence, the proximity of 41 primary schools and 28 secondary schools in the wider area, including the British International School 3 km away, keeps options open, though the bedroom count remains the defining constraint. Buyers focused on rental yield should verify licence conditions independently, as no data on this is provided.
The renovation concentrated on natural materials executed by specialist craftsmen. Floors, basins and showers are finished in Tino limestone, a Spanish natural stone, while walls carry hand-applied earth-lime finishes that give matte, mineral surfaces. Joinery throughout is made to measure in walnut, including the library wall in the ground-floor lounge. The kitchen combines an olive-green scheme with Silestone worktops and integrated appliances. Climate systems are layered: underfloor heating runs through the house with dedicated coverage in the bathrooms, air conditioning operates independently per zone, and central heating plus a fireplace provide additional warmth in cooler months. Bathrooms include a freestanding Italian bathtub with a rain shower in the ground-floor suite. Lighting was handmade by artisans in Seville, and the property is delivered fully furnished with curated vintage pieces and fabrics from the developer's collection, a factor that removes furnishing costs but also limits buyer input into the interior scheme. The building itself dates from 1982; the quality statement therefore relates to the renovation rather than the original structure, and buyers wishing to verify construction condition should arrange a technical survey. Exterior elements include handmade tiles around the Andalusian fountain, electric awnings on the sun terrace and an outdoor shower.
The asking price is fixed at €1,695,000 for this existing, key-ready home. This is not a from-price; the figure applies to the property as described, including its recently completed renovation with limestone finishes, custom joinery and delivered interiors furnished with curated vintage pieces. At 155 m² of living space, the price works out to roughly €10,900 per square metre, which reflects the Golden Mile address rather than the size of the house. Buyers comparing against new-build projects elsewhere on the coast should note that those figures are starting prices for smaller units, while this is a completed, turnkey property in one of Marbella's most established areas.
Daily life in this house revolves around a vertical layout across three floors. The ground floor holds an entrance hall with a powder room, a lounge with a custom walnut library, minibar and coffee station, and a bedroom suite with a walk-in dressing room, separate laundry room and a bathroom featuring an Italian freestanding bathtub and rain shower. The first floor functions as the social level: an olive-green kitchen with custom Silestone worktops sits half-open to a living and dining area with a fireplace. The top floor contains the master bedroom, opening onto a west-facing sun terrace with electric awnings and an outdoor shower, oriented towards evening light over the rooftops. Outside, an east-facing back patio with a traditional Andalusian fountain clad in handmade tiles serves as a cool morning space. The setting within the gated Lomas del Marbella Club Pueblo community means the immediate surroundings are low-traffic. Practically, the location reduces dependence on a car: a supermarket 73 m away and a pharmacy 211 m away cover daily needs, while 130 restaurants and 24 cafés within 2 km provide plenty of choice for eating out. The community pool is heated, extending its use beyond the summer months. With eleven public transport lines and fifty stops in the area, travel to Marbella centre and beyond is possible without driving.
The Golden Mile places the house between Marbella's historic centre and Puerto Banús, with the Marbella Club and Puente Romano hotels within walking distance, a practical benefit for residents who use their beach clubs, restaurants and spa facilities. The immediate surroundings are urban but gated, which limits through traffic inside the community. Distances are straight-line: the nearest beach, Playa de la Bajadilla, lies 1.3 km away, with Playa de Casablanca at 3.2 km and Playa de Nagüeles at 3.9 km. Two marinas, Marina la Bajadilla and Marina Marbella, are both about 1.4 km from the door. Daily provision is unusually close, a supermarket at 73 m, a pharmacy at 211 m and an electric vehicle charging point at 434 m. Healthcare is well covered, with a hospital 642 m away and five health centres in the area. The nearest large green space for recreation is found at the swimming pools and sports centres within a kilometre, including a municipal pool at 0.9 km. For a coastal location, the gradient of roughly 4.9% towards the beach is moderate and manageable on foot.
The map shows the house's position inside the gated Lomas del Marbella Club Pueblo community, between Marbella old town and Puerto Banús. The markers indicate the nearest beach at 1.3 km, the marinas at roughly 1.4 km and everyday amenities within a few hundred metres. All distances shown are straight-line.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
Within the Costa del Sol, the Golden Mile is one of the most established premium addresses, running from Marbella's old town towards Puerto Banús. The house benefits from that central position: Marbella city with roughly 148,000 inhabitants is 7 km away, Málaga, the regional capital with 579,000 inhabitants and the main airport, is 54 km away, and Algeciras lies 59 km to the west. This places the property in the coastal strip's core, with both Marbella's dining scene and the airport within practical reach. Compared with newer developments further west in Estepona or east in Torre del Mar, the location trades modern construction for immediate access to mature infrastructure.
Distances in this section are straight-line, and road distances may be longer. Marbella centre lies about 7 km away, while Málaga city is 54 km and Málaga-Costa del Sol airport roughly 38 km as the crow flies, in practice a drive along the A-7/AP-7 of roughly half an hour depending on traffic. Gibraltar airport is 59 km straight-line to the south. Within the immediate area, most daily needs are covered on foot: supermarket, pharmacy, bank, dentist and cafés all fall within a 2 km radius, alongside 130 restaurants. Public transport consists of eleven lines serving fifty stops, which supports car-free living for local trips, though a car remains practical for Puerto Banús, Estepona or airport runs. Golfers can reach Real Club de Golf Las Brisas at 8.1 km, Magna Marbella at 8.9 km and The Range practice facility at 6.6 km. Parking arrangements for this specific property are not stated in the available data and should be confirmed with the seller.
| Beach Distance | 1.3 km |
| Malaga-Costa del Sol (AGP) | 38 km |
| Gibraltar (GIB) | 59 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
The area records an average annual temperature of 18.3 °C, consistent with the Costa del Sol's mild winters and warm summers. The swimming season, the period with sea temperatures of 20 °C or more, lasts about four months, roughly June through September, although the heated communal pool extends swimming beyond that window. The site sits at 81 m above sea level with a moderate gradient of about 4.9% down to the beach, meaning gentle walks to the coast rather than steep climbs. Mountain views from the upper floors frame the Sierra behind Marbella. Natural surroundings beyond the town include the Mirador de los Gitanos viewpoint at 2.5 km and Mirador de Ojén at 4.8 km, both accessible for short drives into the hills. Rainfall concentrates in the winter half-year; the microclimate of this coastal strip is one of the reasons for its year-round residential appeal.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
The nearest beach, Playa de la Bajadilla, is 1.3 km away in a straight line and adjoins the fishing port and marina of the same name, where two marinas sit within 1.4 km of the house. Further along the coast, Playa de Casablanca (3.2 km) and Playa de Nagüeles (3.9 km) offer additional options. Golf is a defining feature of the wider area: Real Club de Golf Las Brisas lies 8.1 km away, Magna Marbella 8.9 km, and practice facilities at The Range 6.6 km from the door. Sports infrastructure within a kilometre includes the Pabellón de Gimnasia Rítmica at 0.6 km, the Complejo Polideportivo Antonio Serrano Lima at 0.9 km and the Supera Miraflores centre with its pool at 1.0 km. Tourism infrastructure in the area is substantial, 52 hotels with nearly 12,800 beds, which sustains year-round dining and services outside the summer season. Evening recreation can centre on the rooftop terrace, oriented west for sunset.
Source: OpenStreetMap
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|
| January | 12.1°C | 64 mm |
| February | 12.9°C | 40 mm |
| March | 14.0°C | 130 mm |
| April | 15.9°C | 59 mm |
| May | 19.1°C | 23 mm |
| June | 22.8°C | 6 mm |
| July | 25.6°C | 1 mm |
| August | 26.0°C | 7 mm |
| September | 23.1°C | 24 mm |
| October | 19.8°C | 73 mm |
| November | 15.4°C | 78 mm |
| December | 13.2°C | 70 mm |
Moderate
Ref: VL272829
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
At a fixed asking price of €1,695,000, this townhouse occupies a different segment of the market from the new-build comparables elsewhere on the coast. Aquamar in Torre del Mar starts at €269,950, Lantana Residencial in Mijas at €205,000 and Etherna Homes 2 in Estepona at €269,000, all from-prices for new construction in locations further from Marbella's core. The roughly €10,900 per square metre paid here reflects three things the comparables do not offer: a Golden Mile address between Marbella old town and Puerto Banús, a completed renovation with specified premium materials, and immediate walkable access to amenities including a supermarket 73 m away. What the comparables offer in return is more space per euro, modern building regulations from the 2020s rather than a 1982 structure, and typically larger plots. The location intelligence underlines the maturity of this area: 4,743 housing transactions per year, 52 hotels with nearly 12,800 beds and a dense network of 41 primary schools and 28 secondary schools within reach. Median provincial income of €16,450 illustrates the contrast between the general regional economy and this premium micro-market, where international buyers drive pricing. For buyers weighing this property against new-build options, the trade-off is straightforward: established position and finished quality here versus size, energy performance and warranty terms in the newer schemes east and west along the coast.
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