Beachside living behind El Ancla with an added upper floor

The beach is 100 metres down the road, directly past the El Ancla Beach Club, and the shops of San Pedro town are within walking distance. This 4 bedroom detached villa in Linda Vista Baja, San Pedro de Alcántara, began as a single-level traditional Spanish house and was later legally extended with an upper floor and a rooftop terrace. That history shapes how the 232 m² built area works today: it keeps the footprint and character of an older coastal home while adding vertical separation and sea views from the roof.

How the bedrooms and extra rooms are split

The layout divides residents and visitors cleanly across the two main levels. On the ground floor, two bedrooms each have an en-suite bathroom, which suits owners who want step-free daily living or couples sharing a holiday home on equal terms. Upstairs, the first floor holds two guest bedrooms that share a third bathroom. Alongside the four principal bedrooms, there are two smaller rooms next to the kitchen. They are currently set up as spare bedrooms, though a buyer not running the house at full holiday capacity is more likely to use them as a home office, utility room, or walk-in pantry.

The 506 m² plot, pool and rooftop terrace

Outdoor space here is split between the ground-level garden and the upper terraces, totalling 78 m² of terrace space. A 506 m² plot is compact for a four-bedroom house with a swimming pool and on-site parking, which is a practical advantage for an absent owner: there is enough garden and pool surround to use in summer, but not enough land to become a heavy maintenance burden. Because the residential streets of Linda Vista Baja sit on flat coastal ground, the rooftop terrace does the work of clearing the neighbouring roofs to give the house its sea views.

Condition, rental history and what to verify

This 4 bedroom detached villa in Linda Vista Baja, San Pedro de Alcántara, is a well-maintained resale that has operated as a holiday rental from April through October. At the same time, the building retains the older finishes of its era and is ready for modernisation if a buyer wants contemporary bathrooms, updated glazing, or a reworked kitchen area. When viewing, it is worth asking to see the paperwork for the legal upper-floor extension so your lawyer can confirm the updated built area matches the land registry, and checking how the two rooms off the kitchen could be integrated if you plan to remodel.