16 Sep, 2012 @ 09:00
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Marbella Mansions get chance to shine

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MULTI-MILLIONAIRE wannabes can now peer into Marbella’s top luxury homes thanks to a glitzy new reality TV show.

Marbella Mansions, exclusive to the Home channel, follows British estate agents and interior designers working in the region’s property industry.

One address with the wow factor is the €8.1 million Guadalmina Desire, which was designed to appear as though it is floating on water and whose cinema, swimming pool, wine cellar and spa can all be controlled by an iPad.

Some of Marbella’s most lavish and eccentric expats make up the cast, including designers Jonty Richard Lewis and his partner Sebastian Mcleod.

The pair, well known in the Marbella area, have already built a luxury dog house costing over €12,000 for a local Italian millionaire.

The show also follows Nicky Dalli, son of famous opera tenor, Tony Dalli, as he designs and builds some staggeringly expensive homes including a €14 million hillside mansion which overlooks the town.

The first episode of the 10-part series aired on September 10.

8 Comments

  1. I escaped , I got help and I am now fully recovered.
    I do have the odd nightmare but on the whole I seem to be rid of the bad experience.

    I urge others not to suffer like I did and to seek help asap
    you can be free too. ;)

  2. There are some great parts of Marbella, its not all like it seems on the T:V trust me. I have lived here for 6 years and working in Real Estate and no regrets.

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