

Facilities that answer to the world's finest hotels, not to the conventions of residential development.
Fully equipped gyms, meditation and yoga rooms, golf simulators and an indoor five-a-side pitch — alongside a spa with wellness centre, beauty salon and barber shop.

A cinema room, a bar, and a wine and cigar cellar — reserved for residents and their guests.

A sea-facing infinity pool, a heated indoor pool, and an ice-cream parlour in the Italian manner. Intended to become a Marbella address in its own right.

A commercial promenade of international luxury houses, signature restaurants and cafés — open to residents and to Marbella alike.

The same hand that draws a gown draws this elevation. Sicilian maiolica runs from the kitchen wall to the pool floor; Murano glass hangs where the light lands; every interior is furnished in exclusive pieces from Dolce&Gabbana Casa. This is sartorial excellence at the scale of a building.
Puerto Banús and Marbella Club five minutes away, the beach two, the airport forty. The address every other address in Marbella is measured against.

A 74,594 m² site running 500 metres along the hillside, averaging forty metres above the sea, so that every terrace holds the horizon.

Interiors delivered complete in Dolce&Gabbana Casa — maiolica, Murano, marble and thermo-treated timber, specified to the last piece.

The Golden Mile is less an address than a radius. The sand is two minutes down the hill, Puerto Banús five, the airport forty. Everything below is by car, in ordinary traffic.
Permits, milestones and recognition as the project rises.
Three names on one hillside — the house that set the language, the atelier that resolved it into a building, and the developer that has worked this ridge for thirty years.
This is a working prototype of the new Design Hills site. The phone and tablet layouts are not finished yet, so it is best seen on a larger screen.