Two levels and an independent swimming pool on the New Golden Mile

Living and sleeping areas sit on separate levels in this 4 bedroom duplex with private pool in El Paraiso, giving the main open-plan reception room a clear boundary from the bedrooms. The layout removes the corridor feel of a single-floor apartment while keeping the lock-up-and-leave convenience of a residence within a wider complex. Large windows bring daylight into the main rooms and connect the daytime areas directly to the exterior.

Four bathrooms and 263 m² of built area

With a built area of 263 m², the scale matches that of many detached houses in the area. There are four bedrooms and four bathrooms in total. Having a one-to-one ratio of bathrooms to bedrooms means guests or family members do not share facilities, though a buyer should check on a viewing how many of these bathrooms are directly en-suite and whether one doubles as a guest cloakroom for the main living level. The contemporary, open-plan layout puts the kitchen, dining and sitting areas into one combined space, which suits modern daily routines rather than someone who prefers a closed kitchen to hide cooking preparation.

The 24 m² terrace, private pool and shared grounds

Outside, the 24 m² terrace provides room for an outdoor dining table and a pair of sun loungers, though it is compact relative to the large built area inside. The defining feature of this 4 bedroom duplex with private pool in El Paraiso is that you do not have to share the water with neighbours. Having a private pool changes how you use the home daily, though a buyer will want to confirm whether pool maintenance is handled privately or included in the wider community structure. Beyond your own boundary, the property also includes a garden and parking. During a visit, check whether the parking is underground or surface-level, and see how the garden is divided between private use and communal upkeep.

Everyday practicalities in El Paraiso

El Paraiso sits along the New Golden Mile, an established residential part of the Costa del Sol known largely for its golf courses and low-density housing. Restaurants, supermarkets and the beach are reachable for daily errands, though as with most residential pockets in this corridor, a car remains necessary for the weekly shop and school runs. Because this is a resale home in an established area rather than a brand-new off-plan release, the surrounding plots are already built up, so you can judge the actual sightlines, afternoon sun angles over the pool, and neighbour privacy the moment you step onto the terrace.