
Vivaldi II
Project lifecycle
Vivaldi II, in context.
Vivaldi II is not a scheme but a single house. One villa, seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms, under construction on a corner plot of 2,025 sqm inside Sierra Blanca, the gated enclave that climbs behind Marbella's Golden Mile towards the grey rock face of La Concha. The built area runs to 2,032 sqm and because the plot sits on a corner the orientation gives sea and mountain views from every floor rather than from one favoured terrace.
The interior programme reads like a private club that happens to be a home. A cinema room, a wine cellar, a full wellness floor with spa and gym, indoor parking and a landscaped garden wrapped around the pool. Nothing here is a retro-fit; it was drawn in from the start, which is the difference buyers at this level feel within ten minutes of walking a house.
Mornings in Sierra Blanca are quiet, the streets shaded and residential.
More than 65% of the works are certified complete, the building permit is in force and the land is fully developable urban. The guide is €25,000,000 for the finished residence.
One note on timing, offered plainly: project documentation points to the construction phase closing in the third quarter of 2026, while current sales data lists completion as Q4 2027.
Key facts
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The off-plan discount, stage by stage
Off-plan entry typically offers the largest pricing headroom at the earliest stages. The advantage narrows as construction progresses — at completion the unit is priced at market. Vivaldi II currently sits in the Under construction band.
Buying at this stage is a different proposition to buying off plan from a brochure. Planning risk is behind it: the permit is in force, the land is fully developable urban and more than 65% of the works are certified complete, so you can walk the structure, read the volumes and judge the light before contracting. What remains is the fit-out and equipment phase, the point at which finishes and technology can still be discussed. Scarcity is absolute, since this is one house rather than a phase of many. On price, €25m equates to roughly €12,300 per built m² against a Marbella median of €5,387, the premium Sierra Blanca's top tier has long carried. Recent nearby resales asked €17.5m and €19.85m, neither new nor comparably specified.
Why buyers reserve at this stage
Personalisation window
Reserving during the Under construction phase gives buyers genuine input into layout, finishes and basement use ahead of handover, a window that closes as the build advances.
Scarcity by design
Only 1 residences across the entire scheme. The reservation list opens ahead of public launch — early registrants secure unit selection and pricing before the broader market is contacted.
Risk-managed entry
Spanish new-build buyers are protected by staged payments held under bank guarantee, ten-year structural warranty and full licence review. Roccabox brokers all of this through regulated counsel.
The premium, contextualised
Useful context — not a substitute for unit-level valuation. Pricing data cross-referenced against live Costa del Sol market signals.
Vivaldi II is not priced against average Marbella resale stock. It is a premium new-build product with the specification, plot quality and amenity package that the broader resale market typically does not match. At €12,303 per built m² the relevant question is whether the premium is justified against comparable new-build completions, not whether it beats the area's median of €5,416/m².
Comparable confidence: 70% · Source: live market data, 16/09/2026
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What every unit receives
Living in Marbella
Sierra Blanca is the address people choose when they stop wanting to be seen. Behind the gates the streets are wide and quiet, with the limestone wall of La Concha directly above and the Mediterranean laid out below.
The descent to the Golden Mile takes minutes by car, which puts the beach clubs, the hotel dining rooms and the promenade within reach of a late lunch. Puerto Banús and its marina lie to the west. Marbella's old town and its orange-tree square sit to the east.
International schools are clustered across the same corridor, one reason so many families on this hillside are in residence year round rather than only in August. Winter is the quiet luxury of the coast: daytime averages near 16.3°C and nights around 9°C, terraces still usable in January. A house of this scale, with its own spa, cinema and cellar, makes that low season as appealing as the summer and it means guests can be absorbed without the household losing its rhythm.

Understand the full picture
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Typical off-plan payment schedule
Spanish new-build purchases are typically paid in three staged instalments, with every euro held under bank guarantee until completion.
Total cost of ownership
Spanish mortgage scenario
Indicative non-resident mortgage on the slider price above. Spanish banks typically lend 60–70% LTV to non-residents over 20–25 years.
Investment outlook
Three scenarios our analysts model on every Costa del Sol off-plan deal.
Residency planning for non-EU buyers
Spain's property-based Golden Visa route closed to new applicants on 3 April 2025. Non-EU buyers acquiring property at this value still have residency routes — non-lucrative visa, digital-nomad visa, and case-specific options — depending on circumstances. We introduce regulated immigration counsel before any commitment.
Buying off-plan in Spain, answered
Straight answers to the questions our specialists field most. For anything else, the assistant above answers in real time.
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Our New-Developments Desk handles all reservation-list registrations for Vivaldi II ahead of formal launch. We can walk you through layout options, model the numbers in your currency, and arrange a private viewing of the site once construction permits access.
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