Ground-level living 150 metres from the Costalita shoreline

Three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a main living area and a fully fitted kitchen make up the 120 m² built area of this home. Because it is a 3 bedroom ground floor apartment in Costalita, entry from the street and community grounds requires no stairs, which removes the daily friction of carrying groceries, beach gear or pushchairs up and down a stairwell.

Inside the 120 square metres

Allocating 120 m² built across three bedrooms and two bathrooms leaves enough floor area for a generous main living room rather than the compressed seating areas often found in coastal flats. The kitchen comes fully fitted, though a buyer on a viewing will want to open the cabinetry and check the age of the appliances to see if they suit full-time cooking. Air conditioning is installed in the bedrooms, a specific detail worth noting: you should check on site whether the main living area also has a unit fitted or relies on natural cross-breeze from the terrace doors.

The terrace and communal grounds

Outside, the private terrace measures 7 m² and looks directly over the communal gardens and the swimming pool. Seven square metres is a compact footprint that fits a table and chairs for morning coffee or two sun loungers, rather than a large dining set for six. In practice, the shared lawn and pool area do the heavy lifting for outdoor space, while the terrace serves as a private viewing perch just off the apartment. A buyer with young children gets a clear line of sight to the water from the flat, while someone wanting quiet afternoons should visit during busy summer hours to judge the noise level from the pool.

Beach access, parking and daily errands

Walking from the front door to the sand takes only a couple of minutes, as the building stands 150 metres from the beach and the coastal promenade. That proximity changes how a household uses the coast: you can walk down for breakfast at a beach bar or take an evening stroll along the water without getting the car out. For errands, supermarkets, restaurants and a pharmacy sit close by, and the village of Cancelada is within walking distance inland. Driving into Estepona takes roughly 10 minutes by car, and when you return, there is parking close to the entrance of the building, which pairs with the step-free ground floor layout to make unloading the boot straightforward.