A renovated four-bedroom duplex penthouse with a 105 m² private rooftop terrace, plunge pool and outdoor kitchen.
Penthouse Pura is a fully renovated duplex penthouse on Marbella’s Golden Mile. It sits inside King Hills, a gated community within the Las Lomas del Marbella Club estate. The home covers 230 m² of interior space. Above it sits a private 105 m² rooftop terrace, reached by its own staircase. Together that is 335 m² of usable area.
The plan is simple. The main level holds the living room, the dining area, an open kitchen, a separate home office and four bedrooms. The roof is a second living floor. It carries a plunge pool, an outdoor kitchen, a barbecue area, a covered dining pergola and a lounge built around a linear fireplace. La Concha rises directly behind it.
The setting is the part that cannot be rebuilt. Las Lomas del Marbella Club was laid out in the early 1970s across 35 hectares. It sits on the mountainside of the Golden Mile, directly opposite the Puente Romano resort. The estate was built out decades ago. Its gardens and tree cover have had fifty years to mature.
This is not simply an apartment with a terrace. It is a private outdoor floor on the Golden Mile.
Life here moves upstairs. The main floor is calm and private. The roof is where the day happens.
Inside, the finish is warm and low-contrast. Dark timber panelling runs through the entrance hall and the wardrobes. Floors are large-format pale stone. Lighting is recessed and indirect, so the rooms stay soft rather than bright. The living room opens onto a planted patio through full-height sliding doors. The kitchen is built around a stone island with a veined white top, and a backlit glass display cabinet sits behind it.
The design chooses restraint over statement. There is no gloss and no hard contrast. Materials are limited to a small palette and repeated. The result is a home that reads quietly and should not date quickly.
The roof is the opposite in character. It is open, bright and social. A pergola shades the dining table. The outdoor kitchen runs along one edge. The fireplace lounge extends the evening well past sunset. The plunge pool sits at the far end, set below deck level and screened by lavender and ornamental grasses.
The balance is the point. Quiet inside, open above.
Penthouse Pura occupies a positioning gap that is hard to reproduce on this stretch of coast.
First, the terrace. At 105 m², the roof is close to half the interior area. Most Golden Mile penthouses have a terrace. Few have one that works as a full outdoor floor with a pool, a kitchen and a covered lounge on it.
Second, the address. Las Lomas del Marbella Club sits directly opposite Puente Romano, on the mountainside of the Golden Mile. Building here finished decades ago. New penthouse supply in the same position does not exist, because there is nowhere left to put it.
Third, the maturity of the setting. The estate was laid out in the early 1970s across 35 hectares, with substantial communal green zones. Its planting is fifty years old. A new development cannot buy that.
Fourth, the condition. The penthouse has already been renovated. A buyer takes possession without a build programme, a licence process or a waiting period.
This is not simply a penthouse with a view. It is a private outdoor floor on an address that is already built out.
The case rests on position and supply, not on projected returns.
The Golden Mile is a fixed strip. It runs along the coast between Marbella town and Puerto Banús, and its boundaries have not moved in decades. Las Lomas del Marbella Club occupies a share of the mountainside and was built out in the 1970s. No meaningful new supply can be added inside the same boundary.
Demand in Marbella’s prime market concentrates on a small number of established addresses. The Golden Mile is the first of them. Within that pool, renovated stock is thinner than unrenovated stock. Most owners sell before doing the work rather than after it.
Letting is a further consideration. The Golden Mile carries strong seasonal demand, and a four-bedroom home with a private pool sits in a narrow band of that market. Any short-term letting requires registration as a vivienda con fines turísticos with the Andalusian tourism authority, and the community statutes should be checked as well. No specific return projections are implied.
The penthouse is sold freehold (pleno dominio). This is the standard form of residential ownership in Spain. It is open to non-resident and foreign buyers without restriction.
The community around it matters as much as the title. Las Lomas del Marbella Club has been held as a private, gated estate since the early 1970s. Access is controlled. The green zones are substantial and communally maintained. King Hills, the sub-community the penthouse sits within, is arranged in tiered terraces around landscaped gardens and communal pools.
The listing is handled by Skyddad Holding. Full ownership documentation, community fee schedules and specification details are available for review.
Viewings and documentation are arranged privately on request. Detailed floor plans, community fee schedules, specification details and current availability are available upon request.
The Marbella Golden Mile is the coastal stretch between Marbella town and Puerto Banús. It has been the town’s prime address since the Marbella Club Hotel opened in the 1950s. The coastal side holds the beach hotels and beach clubs. The mountainside holds the residential estates, set among mature gardens with La Concha behind them. Las Lomas del Marbella Club is one of those estates. It draws buyers who want a quiet, gated home a few minutes from the coast rather than directly on it.
The balance here is between quiet and access. The estate is residential, gated and green, with almost no through traffic. Everything else is a short drive away: restaurants, beach clubs, schools, marinas and golf. That combination is what has kept the mountainside of the Golden Mile in demand for fifty years.
The roof. At 105 m² it is close to half the interior area of the home, and it is laid out as a full outdoor floor rather than a balcony. It holds a plunge pool with sunken seating, an outdoor kitchen, a barbecue area, a covered dining pergola and a lounge built around a linear fireplace. Most penthouses on this stretch have a terrace. Very few have one that works as a second living level with a pool on it.
King Hills sits inside Las Lomas del Marbella Club, a gated estate on the mountainside of the Golden Mile. The estate covers 35 hectares and was laid out in the early 1970s, directly opposite what is now the Puente Romano resort. Its gardens and tree cover are fifty years old, and the density is low and settled. Puerto Banús and Puente Romano are both around five minutes by car, so the home is quiet without being remote.
The figure combines 230 m² of interior space with a 105 m² private rooftop terrace. The interior holds four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a living room, a dining area, an open kitchen and a separate home office. The rooftop is reached by a private staircase and is not shared with any other residence. One garage space and one storage room are included.
Buyers who want a Golden Mile address without the maintenance of a villa. The four-bedroom layout works for a family or for a couple who host regularly. The home is lock-up-and-leave, which suits owners who split their year between Marbella and elsewhere. The west orientation and the outdoor kitchen make the roof usable from spring through autumn, so it also suits buyers who intend to live outdoors.
The penthouse is sold freehold (pleno dominio). This is the standard form of residential ownership in Spain and is open to non-resident and foreign buyers without restriction. The process involves obtaining an NIE (foreigner identification number) and completing before a Spanish notary, with the title registered at the Land Registry. Beyond the price, buyers should budget for transfer tax plus notary, registry and legal fees. For a resale property in Andalusia these generally add in the region of 10 to 12 percent. Exact figures should be confirmed with a Spanish lawyer and tax adviser.
Short-term letting is possible in Andalusia, but it requires registration as a vivienda con fines turísticos with the regional tourism authority. The community's own statutes may also set rules on short lets, so both should be checked before purchase. A four-bedroom home with a private pool on the Golden Mile sits in a narrow band of the seasonal market. No specific return projections are implied.
The penthouse has been fully renovated and is move-in ready. The interior has been refinished throughout, including the kitchen, the bathrooms and the fitted joinery in the wardrobes and dressing rooms. All three bathrooms have underfloor heating. The rooftop has been rebuilt as an outdoor living floor with the pool, kitchen, pergola and fireplace already installed. A buyer takes possession without a build programme or a licensing process.
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