Casa Gloria, Marbella old town

What is Casa Gloria?

Casa Gloria is a new apartment building in Marbella's historic centre, the Casco Antiguo. It has been designed to blend seamlessly into the traditional architecture of the old town, with white façades and an understated, elegant look. Inside, you'll find an oasis of calm and refinement, just a few steps from the lively squares and streets.

The project combines living and working: the ground floor includes a commercial unit, ideal for a shop, a studio or an office. Above it are the apartments and duplexes, some with a private terrace. Each type has its own character, but every home has been designed to make the most of the space and natural light.

The homes

The apartments and duplexes have 2 or 3 bedrooms and 1 or 2 bathrooms, with 82 to 180 m² built, of which 65 to 138 m² is interior space. Some homes have a terrace of up to 19 m², where you can dine outdoors and enjoy the Mediterranean air and the views across the rooftops. The interiors are practical and elegant, with a kitchen open to the living area, an en suite bathroom in the larger types and high-quality finishes from well-known brands.

A lift and a staircase serve every floor, and the building is accessible for people with reduced mobility. Every home comes with a storage room. Would you prefer the privacy of an apartment, or a duplex with your own terrace? At Casa Gloria, the choice is yours.

Prices and payment in October 2026

As of 26 October 2026, the homes at Casa Gloria are listed with us from €640,146 to €1,408,056, plus VAT in each case. With a new build you pay 10% VAT and 1.2% stamp duty (AJD) on top of the price, plus notary, land registry and legal fees. On buying costs you can work out the total for your own situation.

Payments are spread out: 10% plus VAT on reservation, a further 10% plus VAT after three months, another 10% plus VAT after six months and the remaining 70% on handover of the keys at the notary. We'll be happy to send you the completion date and the list of available homes on request.

The location: Marbella's old town

The centre of Marbella is one of the most beautiful historic town centres in Andalusia. Around the Plaza de los Naranjos, with its orange trees and café terraces, winding white streets are lined with flowerpots, small shops, tapas bars and restaurants. A few minutes away you'll find the Alameda, the park with its famous benches in Andalusian tiles, and the Avenida del Mar with its Dalí sculptures, which leads you down to the promenade and the beach.

Everything here is within walking distance: the market, the bakery, the chemist, the marina and the beach. For days out, Puerto Banús is a fifteen-minute drive, and Málaga airport is about 45 minutes away. If you live at Casa Gloria, you'll rarely need the car.

Why live in the old town?

A new development in the Casco Antiguo is a rarity. The old town is protected, and new homes very seldom come onto the market. Buying here means combining the charm of a historic setting with the comfort of a new building: good insulation, a lift, modern bathrooms and energy-efficient systems. That makes Casa Gloria ideal if you plan to live here all year round, but also as a second home you can enjoy throughout the year.

What's more, the centre of Marbella is lively all year round, not just in summer. There are concerts, markets, processions and festivals, and the restaurants stay open. You're not living in a holiday resort, but in a genuine Andalusian town by the sea.

The ground-floor commercial unit

For business owners, Casa Gloria offers an extra opportunity: the ground-floor commercial unit sits on a street with plenty of passing trade, in a neighbourhood where residents and visitors pass by every day. It's an ideal spot for a boutique, a gallery, an office or a practice. Interested? Ask us for the size and the price.

A town home as an investment

Homes in Marbella's historic centre remain in demand, both with buyers who live here and with tenants looking for the atmosphere of the old town. Because so few new builds are added, supply is limited. If you'd like to rent out your home while you're away, check beforehand which licence you need. We'll happily set out the rules and the potential returns for you.

Buying off-plan: how it works

With a new build, you first sign a reservation agreement, then a purchase contract with a deposit, and you pay the balance on completion at the notary. Under Spanish law, deposits on new builds must be protected by a bank guarantee or an insurance policy. Always have this checked, along with the building licence and the timeline. We carry out these legal check together with an independent lawyer, and we guide you from the first viewing right through to the handover of the keys, in your own language. Also take a look at all new builds in Marbella or browse our apartments for sale in Marbella.