Yes, international buyers from the USA, Canada, Sweden, and other countries can purchase property in Spain with no restrictions. You will need a NIE (Número de Identificación de Extranjero), which is a foreigner’s identification number, and a Spanish bank account. The process includes signing a private purchase contract, paying a deposit, and finalizing the deed before a notary. We guide buyers through each step to make the process seamless.

In addition to the purchase price, buyers should expect:

Transfer Tax (ITP) for resale properties 7%

Notary and registry fees (approx. 1-2%)

Legal fees (approx. 1%)
For Villa Hale Pua Hana (El Herrojo 7), we can provide a detailed cost breakdown tailored to your situation.

Yes. El Herrojo Alto is a private, gated community in La Quinta with 24-hour security, ensuring safety and peace of mind for international homeowners. Many residents are international families who split their time between Spain and their home countries.

This villa combines timeless Miguel Tobal architecture with panoramic Mediterranean and Gibraltar views, spread across four levels with a private infinity pool, entertainment spaces, and wine cellar. Built in 2003 with high-quality materials and underfloor heating, it also offers buyers the opportunity to personalize interiors while maintaining architectural integrity.

Yes. Many international owners in Marbella use their villas both as personal holiday homes and as income-producing assets. The location in La Quinta, combined with luxury features and panoramic views, makes El Herrojo 7 highly attractive for seasonal rentals to international clients.

Very easy. Marbella is served by Málaga International Airport (AGP), which has direct flights connections via Madrid to major cities in the USA, Canada and direct flight Sweden, and across Europe. The villa is approx. 45 minutes by car from the airport, making it ideal for international buyers seeking accessibility and convenience.