Private lawn and floodlit golf in Dama de Noche

Directly adjacent to an evening-lit nine-hole golf course, this 2 bedroom ground floor apartment with golf views in Puerto Banús combines an 18 m2 terrace with a 48 m2 private garden. The home sits within the Dama de Noche complex and holds a First Occupancy Licence (LPO), a practical requirement for buyers who need clear paperwork in place from day one.

Built area and room count

The built area is 67 m2, divided between a living room, two bedrooms, and two bathrooms. Having a second bathroom means guests do not need to walk through a bedroom to shower, and two couples can use the flat without sharing facilities. Because the built footprint is compact, the outdoor areas do much of the heavy lifting for daily living and dining, which makes the step-free connection from the ground floor to the exterior the defining trait of the layout.

The terrace, private garden and what the community includes

Outside, the 18 m2 terrace gives enough room for an outdoor dining table and chairs, stepping directly onto the 48 m2 private plot belonging to the apartment. For anyone comparing upper-floor flats with a 2 bedroom ground floor apartment with golf views in Puerto Banús, that extra patch of private ground means you are not confined to tiled balcony space. Beyond the private boundary, the Dama de Noche community provides two large swimming pools, established communal gardens, six padel tennis courts, and children's playground areas. The complex operates with 24-hour security and includes an underground parking space for the flat, keeping cars off the surface roads and out of the summer heat.

Golf courses and coastal access

The nine-hole course next door is lit in the evenings, allowing a round after working hours, while the wider Golf Valley of Nueva Andalucía is a short drive inland. In the other direction, the beaches and chiringuitos of Marbella and the marina at Puerto Banús are close by. When viewing, it is worth checking the exact orientation of the garden relative to the communal paths and how the evening lighting from the adjacent golf course falls across the terrace after dark.