Metrovacesa begins delivery of 46 homes in Manilva

• The total investment for the project amounts to €14.9 million.
• The residential complex has 46 homes with 2 to 4 bedrooms, large terraces, garage, storage room and comprehensive communal areas with a swimming pool and gym.
• Located in Manilva, next to Sotogrande and Estepona, in the heart of the Costa del Sol, with excellent road connections.

Malaga, 13 September 2025. Metrovacesa, one of Spain’s leading property developers with over a century of experience, has begun handing over the 46 homes that make up its new Blue View Heights development, located in Manilva, in the heart of the Costa del Sol. The total investment in the project amounts to €14.9 million and, currently, only the last two homes remain available.

The residential complex, with contemporary architecture designed by Román & Canivell Arquitectos, offers 2-, 3- and 4-bedroom homes, all with a garage, storage room and large terraces overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. In addition, residents will be able to enjoy a swimming pool, gym, gardens and social club, spaces designed to combine comfort and the Mediterranean lifestyle.

‘The delivery of Blue View Heights reinforces our commitment to offering high-quality, sustainable homes on the Costa del Sol, one of the most sought-after areas in Spain,’ says Laura Gonzalez Sanchez, Metrovacesa’s Eastern Andalusia Development Manager.

The development has been built under Metrovacesa’s Domum commitment, which guarantees energy efficiency, quality architectural design and respect for the environment.

The residential complex is located in Bahía de las Rocas, Manilva, close to Sotogrande and Estepona, with excellent road connections to Marbella, Gibraltar and Malaga airport. This location combines the tranquillity of a residential setting with proximity to services, leisure facilities and the beaches of the Costa del Sol.

Blue View Heights is Metrovacesa’s first development in Manilva, alongside Blue Marine, which is currently under construction, and Blue Wave, whose first deliveries are scheduled for the first quarter of 2028.