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Property in Puerto Banús: is it just for the rich?

Puerto Banús…

It’s the Costa del Sol’s answer to St Tropez and Monte Carlo. Often described as a ‘millionaire’s playground’. Since its development in the 70s, the resort has become synonymous with luxury and affluence – and it’s easy to understand why.

Ferraris and Lamborghinis cruise the streets. Super-yachts bob gently in the deep blue sea of the marina. Exclusive bars, restaurants and designer boutiques line the water’s edge. Swanky beach clubs spill out across the golden sand. And it’s home to several world-class golf courses.

If you’re looking to rub shoulders with the rich and famous, it certainly won’t disappoint.

But what if you’re looking to relocate for a laidback life in the sun?

Here at Bromley Estates, clients often ask us what it’s actually like to live in Puerto Banús. Is it just about the glitz and glamour? Or is there more to it? And are the properties in Puerto Banús truly reserved for celebrities and millionaires?

As a leading real estate agent in the area, we have excellent insight into Marbella’s most famous marina and the surrounding residential suburbs. And here we take a closer look at what it’s like to live as an ex-pat in this trendy harbour town.

 

Puerto Banús – a playground for everyone

 

Due to its lavish reputation, people often assume that properties for sale in Puerto Banús are all grand, opulent mansions set on huge plots of land – with a huge price tag to match! But in truth, the area has a home to suit pretty much everyone.

Yes, there are some breathtaking villas and penthouse suites that fall right at the top of the price scale, often valued over €1,000,000. But this is only a small section of the market.

Puerto Banús benefits from a wide range of property styles and sizes. Fabulous villas, townhouses and apartments can often be snapped up for a fabulous price. And there’s something to suit all needs, preferences, and budgets. You certainly don’t need to be a multi-millionaire to take advantage of this amazing location and find your dream home.

What’s more, the ‘glitz and glamour’ is only one aspect of this multi-faceted resort.

Whether you’re looking for the ideal home away from home for summer holidays, wish to relocate permanently as a family, or would like to retire in a peaceful sunny oasis, we believe that a property in Puerto Banús could be the perfect base. Here’s why.

 

6 reasons to buy property in Puerto Banús

 

Natural beauty

Above and beyond everything else, Puerto Banús is simply a beautiful place to live.

The entire resort is backed by majestic mountains. The views out to sea are spectacular. And the wide boulevards are lined with pristine whitewashed buildings and lush palm trees.

It may be a tourist hotspot during the summer months. But most of the time, it has a lovely tranquil atmosphere. And as properties in Puerto Banús tend to be set in gated communities, they’re surrounded by secluded tropical gardens and offer an idyllic sanctuary. The perfect place to relax and unwind, whilst still being close to the action.

 

Puerto Banús beaches

Puerto Banús is home to three stunning white sand beaches – Puerto Banús, Rio Verde, and Nueva Andalucia. All of which have been awarded blue flag status.

Between October and April, they’re virtually empty – apart from the odd dog walker! Which means you can relax with a good book, enjoy the invigorating sea air whilst wandering along the coastline, and make the most of the warm and sunny year-round microclimate.

 

Traditionally Spanish

It may be ostentatious and purpose-built for luxury, but Puerto Banús still manages to retain the feel of a charming Andalusian fishing village.

Many of its suburbs are home to local artisan markets. Tapas bars selling traditional sangria and paella can be found at every turn, and the beaches are dotted with traditional chiringuitos. So if you’re looking for classic culture, it ticks the right boxes. A property in Puerto Banús is a great base to experience the ‘dream’ Spanish lifestyle.

 

Lots to do

Puerto Banús marina may be renowned for its shopping. But if retail therapy isn’t your thing (and you don’t want to burn a hole in your credit card!), there are plenty of other activities to choose from.

Perhaps tee off at one of the several championship golf courses? Try a new water sport, such as windsurfing or jet skiing? Or visit one of the local museums or art galleries? If you’re on a budget, days can be easily filled by lazing at the beach, taking a leisurely stroll along the promenade, or people-watching at the harbour – cocktail in hand.

Whatever your interests or hobbies, there’s something in Puerto Banús for everyone to enjoy.

 

Low cost of living

Despite being a magnet for the jet set, Puerto Banús isn’t a particularly expensive place to live.

Properties may cost a little more than in other regions of Marbella. But they’re still less than similar homes in the UK. Utilities, household bills, and general purchases are all fairly cheap. Community fees, road tax, and fuel are very reasonable. And dining out certainly doesn’t have to cost a fortune.

You may not be able to afford a mega-yacht or have money to waste at a swish beach club, but it is possible to enjoy an excellent quality of life in Puerto Banús – on a relatively small budget.

 

Convenience

On a practical level, property in Puerto Banús is a wise choice for ex-pats.

It has a fantastic infrastructure, with a wide range of day-to-day amenities right on the doorstep – including international schools, supermarkets, banks, British food stores and more.

Residents have access to excellent dental and healthcare services.

Plus, the area is incredibly well-connected. Other coastal resorts can be reached, quickly and easily, via public transport. And the International Airport of Málaga is located just 40 minutes away, making it an ideal base for a holiday home or when the rest of the family come to stay.

 

Want to join the so-called millionaire’s playground?

Here at Bromley Estates, we have fantastic first-hand knowledge of all regions and resorts in Marbella. We truly believe that a property in Puerto Banús is a brilliant option for retirees, couples and families. And you definitely don’t need a seven-figure bank balance to invest in beautiful Puerto Banús real estate.

It’s an area for everyone – not just the rich and famous – and there’s a property here to suit all needs, preferences and budgets. Whether you’re looking to spend €3 million or €300,000, we’re confident we can find your dream home.

So why not get in touch? Our portfolio features a diverse range of townhouses, apartments and villas in Puerto Banús, as well as the surrounding areas, and we can help to guide your search and oversee the entire buying process on your behalf.

To speak directly with a member of the team, just give us a call on +34 952 939 460 (+44 208 068 7606). Or if you have any questions about what it’s like to live in Puerto Banús, send an email to info@bromleyestatesmarbella.com. We’re always happy to assist with your enquiries and will respond as soon as possible.

 

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