Elevated ground floor with views over the golf course to the sea

An elevated ground floor position gives this home the privacy and open sightlines over the fairways and the Mediterranean that standard ground-level properties rarely manage. This 2 bedroom ground floor apartment in Habitat Valle Romano, Estepona measures 86 m2 of built area and is sold as a resale property within a two-phase complex of 115 homes.

Inside the 86 m2 built area

The layout puts the kitchen and living room into a single open-plan space, using wide glazing along the exterior wall to draw in daylight. Because there is no separate kitchen or dining room, the main room serves for cooking, dining and sitting, which leaves a larger share of the floor plan for the bedrooms. Both bedrooms have fitted wardrobes, and the presence of two bathrooms means a visiting couple or a second resident does not have to share with the main bedroom.

A 20 m2 terrace and what the community includes

Outside the glazing sits a 20 m2 terrace looking out to the greenery, the golf course and the sea. Twenty square metres is enough floor area to hold both a dining table for four and two sun loungers without having to move furniture around to walk past. The wider development is fenced and monitored, which matters for anyone leaving the property empty between visits. Shared facilities maintained by the community comprise communal gardens, a swimming pool and an equipped gym. In the basement, the flat holds a private storage room and an underground parking space, keeping cars off the street and golf clubs or bicycles out of the bedrooms.

West of Estepona near the golf course

This 2 bedroom ground floor apartment in Habitat Valle Romano, Estepona sits to the west of the town centre, beside the Valle Romano golf course. The location suits a buyer who drives: shops, supermarkets, beaches and the town promenade are a short drive away rather than on the doorstep, while road links put Malaga Airport around one hour away and connect west towards Sotogrande, Gibraltar and Tarifa. When viewing, it is worth checking how high the elevated ground floor sits above the communal walkways and how the afternoon sun hits the terrace.