




The Grove
Project lifecycle
The Grove, in context.
The Grove is a gated complex of 139 apartments in Marbella West, set on the eastern side of San Pedro de Alcántara within a few minutes of Puerto Banús. Homes run from one to four bedrooms, priced between €529,270 and €2,953,200, with completion scheduled for Q2 2029. The building licence is already granted. On this coast that single fact removes the largest unknown in any off-plan purchase.
The collection is tiered rather than uniform. Signature Residences make up the body of the building, Sky Villas and duplex penthouses occupy the upper levels and the single-level Iconic Residences each come with their own private pool. Built sizes reach around 238 m² at the top of the range, which is genuinely scarce this close to the beach. Interior direction carries the Gianfranco Ferré name and shows itself in restraint rather than ornament: sand tones, light stone and warm wood, wide glazing, rooms proportioned so that light does most of the decorating.
The shared spaces are the reason many buyers will choose it. An outdoor pool and an indoor heated pool, a rooftop skypool, a rooftop lounge with a yoga area, a spa, a gym and landscaped gardens, with separate zones for adults and for children. Mornings here look like a swim before the promenade fills up. Evenings look like a terrace and the sound of nothing much.
Forty-two of the 139 homes remain available and the upper tiers are the ones that disappear first.
Key facts
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Unit types & pricing
42 units currently available.
| Type | Beds | Size | Price from | Available |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1-Bed Apartment | 1 | 53–60 m² | €551,650 | 2 |
| 2-Bed Apartment | 2 | 79–101 m² | €529,270 | 32 |
| 3-Bed Apartment | 3 | 115–151 m² | €806,600 | 7 |
| 4-Bed Penthouse | 4 | 238 m² | €2,953,200 | 1 |
Payment plan: €6,600 reservation · 30% on private contract · 70% on completion
Reservation deposit: €6,600
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. The Grove currently sits in the With licence band.
Stage is the point here. With the licence granted, the main planning risk is behind the project, yet completion in Q2 2029 means payments stage out over roughly three and a half years rather than landing at once. Local context supports the case: resale stock in San Pedro sits at a median of around €3,760 per m² and takes an average of 209 days to sell, against roughly €4,495 per m² asked across the wider market. Nothing in the 134 nearby resale listings offers a private-pool apartment, a skypool or a spa. With 42 of 139 homes left, choice of floor and aspect is the asset that erodes first.
Why buyers reserve at this stage
Personalisation window
Reserving during the With licence 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 139 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.
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What every unit receives
Living in San Pedro de Alcantara
San Pedro de Alcántara has quietly become the part of Marbella that full-time residents actually choose. The seafront promenade runs for kilometres in both directions, flat and shaded, connecting beach clubs and chiringuitos with Puerto Banús at one end. From The Grove, the port is a short drive rather than an outing, which means dinner there is a Tuesday option and not an event.
The town itself does the everyday work well: a proper high street, a Thursday market, tapas bars where the clientele is Spanish, plus international schools, healthcare centres and gyms within a few minutes by car. Golfers are spoiled by the concentration of courses inland and along the coast and the bay is calm enough that paddleboards and small sails are a year-round habit.
The climate is the quiet argument. Average daily highs of 21.8°C and lows of 15.3°C across the year mean the outdoor pool and the rooftop are not summer-only assets. February lunches happen outside. The indoor heated pool and the spa cover the handful of grey weeks.
The immediate district is still changing, with further residential projects and a planned hotel scheduled around it. Expect construction activity nearby for some years and expect the address to be considerably more established by the time the keys are handed over.

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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 The Grove 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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