72 square metres on the ground floor with exclusive garden use

A 72 m2 built area and an 18 m2 terrace define the footprint of this resale home. Although catalogued as a 2 bedroom ground floor apartment with private pool in El Paraiso, buyers should note that the written details specify a communal swimming pool situated just a few steps from the home, alongside a garden for exclusive private use. The flat is sold fully furnished and partially renovated, removing the need to source furniture before moving in.

Two bedrooms and an open-plan kitchen

Inside, the 72 square metres of built area hold two bedrooms and one bathroom. A single bathroom shared between two bedrooms is a key layout detail: it works smoothly for a couple or a single resident using the second room for guests, though four adults staying together will notice the single washroom. The main room combines the sitting area with an open-plan kitchen, keeping the cooking and seating zones together rather than dividing the floor plan into smaller, separate rooms.

The 18 square metre terrace and what the community includes

Stepping out from the main room brings you onto the 18 m2 private terrace, which leads directly into a garden for exclusive use. Having 18 square metres of outdoor space gives enough room for outdoor furniture. Beyond the private boundary, the community includes the urbanisation swimming pool a few steps away, and the property comes with parking. Because the communal pool is so close to the private plot, it is worth checking the sightlines between the shared walkway and the private terrace during a viewing.

Partial renovation and what to check on site

Because this 2 bedroom ground floor apartment with private pool in El Paraiso is described as partially renovated, a viewing should focus on which jobs have been done and which remain. Looking closely at the bathroom fittings, the kitchen units, and the state of the wiring and plumbing will clarify whether further work is needed. For anyone planning to let the flat out, the agent notes that both holiday lets and long-term tenancies are subject to applicable regulations, meaning a buyer must verify the current community statutes in El Paraiso and regional licensing rules before committing.