South-facing ground floor living at Alcazaba Beach

An open-plan living and dining room forms the core of this 3 bedroom ground floor apartment with beachfront in Estepona, connecting through floor-to-ceiling doors directly onto the private terrace and the communal garden beyond. Because the apartment has been recently renovated, a buyer steps into finished rooms. The layout occupies a single level within Alcazaba Beach, a frontline beach community on the New Golden Mile.

Built area, kitchen and bathroom fittings

The 147 m2 built area divides into the main open living room, a fitted kitchen, three bedrooms and three bathrooms. Having one bathroom for every bedroom removes morning queues when the flat is full and gives guests their own facilities. Each bathroom is fitted with a walk-in shower rather than a bath, which is practical for sandy feet returning from the shore, though anyone wanting a bathtub should note its absence. In the kitchen, stone worktops sit over modern cabinetry with fully integrated appliances, keeping the visual noise down in an open-plan room where cooking and dining share the same footprint.

The terrace and what the community includes

Outside the glass doors lies a 48 m2 private terrace facing south. That area is large enough to hold both a full dining table and separate lounging furniture without crowding the walkway into the flat. From the terrace, you step straight onto the communal lawn and look across the planted grounds toward the sea. Living in Alcazaba Beach means sharing an established frontline estate with direct beach access and 24-hour gated security. On-site facilities go well beyond a single pool: residents have use of several outdoor swimming pools, a heated indoor pool for the cooler months, a gym, and both tennis and paddle courts. Parking is also included with the property.

What to check on a viewing

When viewing a 3 bedroom ground floor apartment with beachfront in Estepona where private terrace meets communal lawn, the main thing to judge is foot traffic. Stand on the terrace and see how close the nearest communal path runs to your seating area, and how much privacy the planting gives you while looking out to the sea. It is also worth asking for the specification sheet of the recent refurbishment to see whether the plumbing and electrics behind the walls were renewed along with the visible surfaces.