If you own a villa or second home in Marbella but aren't always here, good property management is what keeps it safe, cared for and ready. Here's what to know.
Oka Nannys guide · 12 September 2026
Owning a home on the Costa del Sol should be a pleasure. But when you're abroad for months at a time, a property left unchecked can quietly become a worry. Property management exists to take that worry away.
Good property management includes key holding, regular checks with photo updates, guest check-in and check-out, pre-arrival preparation, post-departure checks, and coordinating cleaning, housekeeping, maintenance, pool and garden — all through one point of contact.
An unoccupied villa still needs eyes on it: a leak, a storm, a security issue or simply months of dust don't wait for your next visit. Regular checks catch small problems before they become expensive ones, and mean your home is always ready for you or your guests — aired, clean and welcoming.
Look for someone local who actually knows your home, communicates clearly and honestly, is discreet, and can coordinate the trades and services your property needs. A manager who also provides cleaning, housekeeping and childcare can handle everything under one roof — simpler for you.
We treat your home as if it were our own — owner-first, personal and discreet, with a single point of contact who knows your villa. Tell us about your property and how often you're here, and we'll propose a simple care plan.
Tell us about your property and how often you're here — we'll propose the right level of care.
Oka Nannys