🧬 Distinguishing features
Compared with the other areas of its level, in its municipality and in Spain. Its key data is elsewhere on this page.
The La Patera neighbourhood has 36 residential buildings on 7 streets; the one with the most is Calle Guadalquivir- Ur Patera, with 15. Among them are 6 streets and one avenue. Calle Fernando VII continues into Huerto del Café and Hispania. No street has as many houses with a pool as Calle Guadalquivir- Ur Patera, with 8. Its residential buildings have postcodes 29601 (26) and 29602 (10).
CasasValue puts the median home at €283,000, about €2,050/m². In the value of the square metre it falls between Torres Murciano, with €2,090/m², and Arroyo Primero, with €2,040/m². Half of its homes are worth between €186,000 and €353,000. A median house is worth €751,000; a flat, €284,000.
Its median building dates from 1984. The decades that left the most buildings are the 1980s (18) and the 1970s (7). Of its buildings, 22% date from the sixties and seventies. Before the NBE-CT-79 standard, 14% were built. Since 2000, 11% of today's buildings have gone up.
About 1.0 km north-east of the centre of Marbella is the La Patera neighbourhood. By distance from the centre, it falls between Torres Murciano (1.1 km) and Hispania (0.9 km). From north to south it stretches about 0.2 km; from east to west, 0.3 km.
Sources: Cadastre and CartoCiudad · CasasValue (CASAS.ES) · Household Income Atlas and 2021 Census (INE) · CASAS.ES measurements · boundary: IGR Poblaciones 2024, © IGN. Data as of 2026-10-19.