Ground floor layout with an extended room in Locrimar 5

A living area connects the main rooms to the outdoor space in this 2 bedroom ground floor apartment in Puerto Banús. Set within the Locrimar 5 development, the property is a resale home that holds an active tourist licence. The official specification records two bedrooms and two bathrooms across a generous 141 m2 built area, though part of the original terrace has been enclosed to form a third sleeping space.

The terrace conversion and what to check

The defining change to this flat is the extended terrace area, which has been converted into an additional room. When viewing a 2 bedroom ground floor apartment in Puerto Banús that has been altered in this way, a buyer's lawyer will need to check the title deeds and community statutes. You should confirm whether the enclosure has town hall approval or rests on community consent, and how the 141 m2 built figure and the 40 m2 terrace measurement sit alongside the current physical footprint on the ground.

Outdoor space, pool and community

The property lists a 40 m2 terrace, which provides outdoor area for the apartment. Beyond the private outdoor space, the Locrimar community provides a swimming pool and garden. Being on the ground floor means you avoid lifts and stairs when going out to the communal grounds. The property also comes with parking, taking away the daily task of finding a street space in a busy coastal district.

Living use and the tourist licence

Having two bathrooms makes the layout practical when the extra room is in use, as guests are not all sharing a single washroom. Because the home already has a tourist licence in place, a buyer who wants to let the flat for short stays does not have to start a fresh registration from scratch, though you should always verify the transfer rules and any specific community rules in Locrimar 5 regarding holiday lets. Equally, the ground-level access and large built area suit full-time occupation for someone who wants step-free living.