Los Monteros Properties for Sale

Marbella's summer opens on a timetable. Nikki Beach begins its season in Elviria around the middle of April, Ocean Club opened its 2026 run with a party on the Puerto Banús sand on 1 May, and from then until early October the coast keeps score in sunbeds: about €25 a day at Trocadero Playa, roughly €35 at La Cabane, and closer to €190 for a Balinese bed for two — champagne included — on Los Monteros beach.

A square metre of Nueva Andalucía costs €5,654. On the Golden Mile it runs to €6,789, and along the beachfront at Los Monteros it has climbed to €8,772. Drive five kilometres west of Puerto Banús, cross the Río Guadaiza, and the same square metre in San Pedro de Alcántara still trades in the low €5,000s. For a buyer who wants a genuine Spanish town — a working high street, a parish church, a Saturday street market — rather than a resort assembled for visitors, that price gap is most of the argument for buying here.

Buyers who can comfortably afford the Golden Mile often ask the same question before they look east of Marbella town: what do you give up by living past the centre, and what do you get back? The numbers refuse to give the easy answer. In February 2026, Los Monteros — the gated enclave barely four kilometres east of Marbella's centre — averaged €8,772 per square metre, above the €6,789/m² recorded that month on the Golden Mile itself. East Marbella is not the budget alternative everyone assumes.