The Karl Lagerfeld Villas Marbella is reported to be the brand's first-ever architectural project worldwide — a collection of just five villas on Marbella's Golden Mile, developed by Sierra Blanca Estates with The One Atelier. Each villa carries a name tied to places and concepts associated with Lagerfeld: St Germain, Ramatuelle, Lucky 7, Icon and Runway. Built areas run 660 to 845 m² on plots up to ~1,305 m², across 4 levels with an elevator and 5–6 bedrooms. The first villa reportedly sold off-plan for ≈€15M, with later villas announced up to ≈€25M. The collection is delivered and the majority is sold — residual availability and resales surface by private request. GADAIT is an independent advisor providing access — not the developer.
Developed by Sierra Blanca Estates in partnership with The One Atelier, the Karl Lagerfeld Villas Marbella is reported to be the maison's first-ever architectural project worldwide — a private collection of just five villas on the Golden Mile. Each villa carries a name drawn from places and concepts associated with Lagerfeld: St Germain, Ramatuelle, Lucky 7, Icon and Runway.
Built areas across the collection range from 660 to 845 m², on plots of up to ~1,305 m², arranged over 4 levels served by an elevator with 5 to 6 bedrooms. Design features reported across the villas include double-height living spaces, a private cinema, a car gallery for automobiles, a rooftop solarium and a spa. The development is also built around a sustainability brief — solar panels, rainwater harvesting, green facades and water mirrors, 300 to 350 trees planted and roughly 2km of dedicated cycling paths to the sea. The collection is now delivered, and with the majority already sold, access to any residual unit or resale runs through private request. GADAIT acts as an independent advisor, giving qualified buyers access and acquisition advisory on the collection.
Programme details and figures on this page are directional and reported; unpublished specifics are marked "on request" or "on application." All details must be confirmed against the current developer documentation before any offer. GADAIT is not the developer of this programme.
The collection comprises five named villas — St Germain, Ramatuelle, Lucky 7, Icon and Runway — each with 5 to 6 bedrooms across 4 levels with an elevator, and built areas of 660 to 845 m² on plots of up to ~1,305 m². As the collection is largely sold, pricing on any residual unit is on request and depends on current availability.
| Villa | Bedrooms | Size | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| St Germain | 5–6 bedrooms | 660–845 m² built · plot up to ~1,305 m² | On request | 4 levels with elevator |
| Ramatuelle | 5–6 bedrooms | 660–845 m² built · plot up to ~1,305 m² | On request | 4 levels with elevator |
| Lucky 7 | 5–6 bedrooms | 660–845 m² built · plot up to ~1,305 m² | On request | 4 levels with elevator |
| Icon | 5–6 bedrooms | 660–845 m² built · plot up to ~1,305 m² | On request | 4 levels with elevator |
| Runway | 5–6 bedrooms | 660–845 m² built · plot up to ~1,305 m² | On request | 4 levels with elevator |
As directional market context, the first villa in the collection reportedly sold off-plan for approximately €15M; subsequent villas have been announced at prices reported up to approximately €25M. The majority of the collection has now sold. These are indicative only — current pricing on any residual unit or resale is confirmed on application.
Each villa is designed around double-height volumes and a sustainability-led estate brief, alongside the collectible details that give the programme its cachet.
The Karl Lagerfeld Villas sit on the Golden Mile, Marbella's most established prestige address. The five-villa collection is set within a private, low-density estate, designed with a strong sustainability brief — including dedicated cycling paths connecting the development to the sea.
The Karl Lagerfeld Villas pair a name that has never before put its signature on architecture with extreme scarcity — just five villas, already largely sold. Brand pedigree, delivered status and the difficulty of ever finding a comparable resale make the case for buyers focused on trophy, collectible assets.
Directional only. Resale performance is not guaranteed. Pricing is on request. We review the title and community documentation and build full financial models before any commitment.
As the collection is delivered and largely sold, access to the Karl Lagerfeld Villas runs through a resale purchase process and private introductions, rather than an open listing. GADAIT acts independently in the buyer's interest at each step, from first briefing to the notarial deed. Acquisition costs and the notarial process for Marbella resale purchases are detailed in our total buying costs guide.
GADAIT is an independent advisor on this collection — not the developer. We give qualified buyers access, review any resale in your interest, and compare it against other branded residences on the Golden Mile so capital is allocated with confidence.
The collection comprises just five villas — St Germain, Ramatuelle, Lucky 7, Icon and Runway — Sierra Blanca Estates' Golden Mile development built with The One Atelier. The majority of the collection has already sold. Residual availability is limited to occasional resales, released by private request rather than open listing. GADAIT confirms current status on your behalf before any offer.
The first villa in the collection reportedly sold off-plan for approximately €15M. Subsequent villas have since been announced at prices reported up to approximately €25M. These figures are directional market context; current pricing on any residual unit or resale is confirmed on application.
This is reported to be Karl Lagerfeld's first-ever architectural project worldwide — a five-villa collection on the Golden Mile developed by Sierra Blanca Estates with The One Atelier. Each villa carries a name tied to places and concepts associated with Lagerfeld (St Germain, Ramatuelle, Lucky 7, Icon, Runway), extreme scarcity at five units, and a sustainability-led design brief with 300–350 trees planted and dedicated cycling paths to the sea.
As a private, largely sold-out collection, access runs through relationships rather than public listings. GADAIT is an independent advisor — not the developer — and works its network to surface residual availability and resale opportunities, briefing qualified buyers on current status and pricing before any offer.
The development's design brief is reported to include solar panels, rainwater harvesting, green facades and water mirrors, 300 to 350 trees planted across the estate, and roughly 2km of dedicated cycling paths connecting the development to the sea.
GADAIT International is an independent advisory. Names and brands are the property of their respective owners; details are indicative and subject to change by the developer.
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