A rare piece of Marbella’s glamorous history

Set amidst spectacular natural surroundings and beautifully mature gardens, this magnificent beachfront mansion is more than a home — it is a rare piece of Marbella’s glamorous history. Located directly on the sandy shores of Los Monteros, the most prestigious address on Marbella’s eastern coastline, the property enjoys a privileged position and panoramic sea views that can never be equalled.

Built in the 1950s for the daughter of a Spanish head of state, it quickly became a beacon of refinement and allure, attracting the international elite to Marbella’s sun-drenched shores. Later, as the residence of American socialite Aline Griffith and her husband, the Count of Romanones, it became the stage for some of the most dazzling gatherings of the era. Jackie Kennedy, Audrey Hepburn, and Wallis Simpson were among the distinguished guests who graced its terraces overlooking the Mediterranean. Few homes can claim such a rich pedigree woven into the very fabric of Marbella’s golden age.

The mansion itself exudes timeless grandeur and sophistication. Expansive interiors flow seamlessly onto sun-drenched terraces and out into more than an acre of manicured grounds, where the gardens frame the sea in a symphony of colors, scents, and breezes. Designed for both lavish entertaining and intimate seaside living, the estate is enveloped in total privacy, bordered only by other large properties with extensive gardens. Built at a time when such privileged proximity to the beach was still possible, it stands as a unique creation that cannot be replicated today.

More than just an exquisite residence, this is a sanctuary of history, elegance, and exclusivity. A rare opportunity to own one of Marbella’s most extraordinary properties, where timeless glamour and unrivalled beachfront living come together in perfect harmony.