Buying a luxury villa in Nueva Andalucía? English-speaking estate agent in Nueva Andalucía

Nueva Andalucía combines golf, international schools and Puerto Banús in one neighbourhood: the top choice for affluent families who want to live here permanently. In 2026 Nueva Andalucía consistently attracts international HNW buyers, with strong value retention and an extensive luxury infrastructure. Our portfolio covers the entire segment, from classic villas in Aloha and Las Brisas to modern new builds in La Cerquilla.

With resale villas in Nueva Andalucía you can view straight away, and you pay 7% ITP transfer tax. With new builds you pay 10% VAT (IVA) + 1.2% AJD, but you get the latest energy standards, warranties (10-year structural) and personalisation options. We guide you through both routes and have direct lines to the largest new-build developers.

In 2026 luxury villas in Nueva Andalucía start at around €1,500,000. The mid and top segments are usually between €2,500,000 and €8,000,000. Ultra-prime villas exceed this range. For 2027 a further price rise of 4–8% is expected in the luxury segment along the entire Costa del Sol.

Resale: 7% ITP + notary fees, land registry and legal fees, roughly 10–12% on top of the purchase price. New build: 10% VAT (IVA) + 1.2% AJD + other costs, roughly 12–13%. For villas above €1M the Spanish wealth tax (Impuesto sobre el Patrimonio) also comes into play; Andalusia has a favourable regime in 2026. We prepare a transparent cost breakdown for each villa in advance.

Very. Many top villas in Nueva Andalucía are never publicly listed: owners want privacy and only serious, vetted buyers. These off-market properties often represent 30–50% of the real supply in the premium segment. Over 20+ years WeSellHomes.es has built the relationships to make such villas accessible to our clients.

IBI municipal property tax: typically €2,000–€15,000 per year depending on value. For villas in gated communities there are community fees on top: €5,000–€25,000+ per year for security and communal facilities. Maintenance (garden, pool, climate control): €1,500–€5,000 per month for a typical luxury villa. IRNR for non-residents and wealth tax where the thresholds apply.

Offer → reservation contract (€10,000–€50,000, or more for ultra-prime) → arras contract (10% deposit, sometimes tailored) → extensive legal due diligence → escritura at the notary. Gated communities often require additional compliance checks. With new builds you make staged payments up to completion (typically 30–40% during construction, the balance on handover of the keys). Allow 8–16 weeks for resale and 18–36 months for off-plan.

No. Spain abolished the Golden Visa through property investment as of 3 April 2025 (Ley Orgánica 1/2025). For EU buyers this usually makes little difference, as EU citizens automatically have the right of residence. For non-EU buyers there are alternatives (Non-Lucrative Visa, Digital Nomad Visa). We advise you on the right route.

Yes. As a non-resident, a Spanish bank will usually finance up to 60–70% of the purchase price. For villas above €2M there are private banking routes via Santander Private, BBVA Wealth and ING Private, sometimes with a more flexible LTV. Banks ask for proof of assets and income. WeSellHomes.es works with specialist mortgage brokers for the luxury segment.

WeSellHomes.es is a GIPE-registered, English-speaking estate agent with 20+ years of experience in the Costa del Sol luxury segment. We have direct relationships with the largest new-build developers, access to off-market portfolios in Nueva Andalucía and all the other premium municipalities, and a multilingual team that guides you through the entire process, from the first viewing to post-purchase property management. Discretion is paramount. As a buyer, you pay us nothing.

The average asking price is €3,782,004, with listings from €420,000 to €19,995,000 and an average of €7,818 per m² built. Based on the 500 villas WeSellHomes.es has for sale in Marbella. Data as of 14 September 2026.

WeSellHomes.es is currently tracking 500 villas for sale in Marbella, of which 5 are new builds. Data as of 14 September 2026.

The average built area is 499 m², with an average of 5.0 bedrooms. Data as of 14 September 2026.

Measured per m² built, El Rosario is the most affordable at €6,128 per m², followed by Elviria (€6,353). The most expensive is Sierra Blanca at €9,757 per m². Data as of 14 September 2026.

5 bedrooms is the most common size: 153 of the 500 villas in Marbella have 5 bedrooms. The average asking price is €3,972,813, with listings from €890,000. Data as of 14 September 2026.

It is not compulsory, but there are 500 villas for sale in Marbella, with asking prices from €420,000 to €19,995,000. The difference lies mainly in location, year of construction and condition, and you cannot see that from a listing. WeSellHomes.es acts as your buying agent: we know the neighbourhoods, attend viewings with you, check the paperwork and guide you through to the handover of the keys at the notary. Data as of 14 September 2026.