Benahavís, Spain
Availability as of 11 October 2026
Urbanizacion Nueva Atalaya, 13, 29679, Benahavís, Spain
In the hills of Benahavís, above the Mediterranean, Tierra Viva is a limited collection of mansions drawn from the spirit of Automobili Lamborghini, behind the gates of a community of rare privacy.
The developer uses the Lamborghini name and marks under licence. Lamborghini does not own, develop or sell these residences.
4 of 4 residences remaining
Floorplans and full particulars are shared with registered clients. Request a plan and an advisor will follow up with you personally.
| Unit | Bed | Bath | Size (sqft) | Price | Status | Floorplan |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Esmeralda Mansion - 4 Bed | 4 | 6 | 7320 | POA | available | Request floorplan |
| Zafiro Mansion - 5 Bed | 5 | 7 | 9289 | POA | available | Request floorplan |
| Painite Mansion - 5 Bed | 5 | 7 | 7425 | POA | available | Request floorplan |
| Diamante Mansion - 6 Bed | 6 | 7 | 9380 | POA | available | Request floorplan |
4 residences are currently available, ranging from 4 to 6-bedroom homes (villas). Floorplans and full particulars are shared with registered clients.
Tierra Viva by Lamborghini is in Urbanizacion Nueva Atalaya, 13, 29679, Benahavís, Spain. Nearby: Mediterranean Shores; Puerto Banús; Marbella Club Golden Mile.
Status: Under construction. Completion: Q2 2028.
The developer offers POA. The contract sets the exact dates and conditions, so we take you through it before you commit.
Register your interest on this page or contact June Estates, and an advisor will send floorplans and availability and arrange a private viewing or video call. Viewings are by appointment.
Can foreigners buy property in Spain?
Yes, buyers of any nationality can purchase in Spain. You will need an NIE (a foreigner identification number for tax purposes) and, in practice, a Spanish bank account to complete the purchase and pay bills.
Can I still get a Golden Visa by buying property?
No. Spain closed its property-based Golden Visa route in April 2025, so buying a home no longer qualifies you for residency on its own.
What taxes are due when I buy?
On a resale home you pay transfer tax (ITP), set by the region; in Andalusia, which includes Marbella, it is 7%. On a new build bought from a developer you pay 10% VAT plus stamp duty (AJD), 1.2% in Andalusia. Allow a further 1% to 2% for notary, land registry and legal fees.
How does the buying process work?
You pay a reservation deposit, then sign a private purchase contract (often an "arras" contract with a deposit of around 10%), and complete by signing the title deed before a notary, after which the purchase is registered at the Land Registry. An independent Spanish lawyer should check the title and planning status before you commit.
Are off-plan deposits protected?
Spanish law requires developers to protect deposits paid on homes under construction with a bank guarantee or insurance policy, so the money is returned if the home is not delivered. Ask for the guarantee certificate for every payment you make.
General guidance, reviewed October 2026, not legal or tax advice. More on buying in Spain →
See every unit, floorplan and make an offer online:
https://juneestates.co.uk/developments/tierra-viva-by-lamborghini
