Spanish heartthrob, Antonio Banderas may be forced to give up some of his land at his home in Marbella. The Andalucia High Court has overruled a previous order by the Marbella Town Hall, that gave his garden at his home in the town a slight reprieve.
The order suspended the “demolition” of his garden until the PGOU plan was made part of law, which would have allowed the garden to become legal.
However, the new decision by the High Court means that the attractive Spanish actor may have his 150 metre square strip of land confiscated.
Banderas bought the home from a journalist in 1997, but the question at stake is if the land is legal, given that it is near to the beach, in an area that was designated for public use only.
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