Exclusive Beachfront Villa Marbella Golden Mile. Price from €55,000 per week

Casa Loriana is a stunning property located on the famous Golden Mile in Spain, offering unparalleled luxury and privacy for its guests. With a massive 4,000 square meter beachfront plot, the estate is equipped with state of the art security and offers dramatic sea views, elegant interior design, and exceptional amenities. Among the many features of the property are an entertainment area with a private home cinema, billiard table, arcade machines, a luxurious private bar, spa with sauna and Jacuzzi, as well as a wine cellar. Additionally, the property has an underground car park that can accommodate up to eight cars. The entire estate comprises four different properties, including the main house with five suites, a guest villa with three suites, a pool house with two en-suite bedrooms, and a staff house with four suites. Despite its size, Casa Loriana never fails to create an atmosphere of familiarity and warmth, thanks to its timeless interior design and well-thought-out floor plan that showcases the Mediterranean Sea. Whether guests are seeking quality time together or a venue for more formal occasions, Casa Loriana offers incomparable tranquility and a seamless indoor/outdoor lifestyle that makes for an unforgettable stay.

Beach Side Golden Mile, Marbella

The famous ‘Milla de Oro’, Marbella’s Golden Mile is probably the most sought after location on the Costa del Sol. The Golden Mile was the first established area with some of Marbella’s prominent families as well as wealthy families from all over Europe; since the 60s The Golden Mile is the most exclusive area in Marbella. Due to its close proximity to the city centre and Puerto Banús, a choice of restaurants, amenities, the famous beach promenade with its charming chiringuitos and the famous hotels Marbella Club and Puente Romano the area is very popular with Spanish citizens looking for a holiday home as well as Northern Europeans; properties for sale in this area are quite limited, hence the demand has always been higher than the supply....Read more