East-west light and two terraces between the sea and the golf

Two separate terraces total 40 m² of outdoor space on opposite sides of the building, giving this 3 bedroom middle floor apartment in Bel Air both morning sun over the mountains and open views to the sea. Because the layout runs east to west through the block, you can follow the sun or move into the shade as the day heats up, and cross-ventilation keeps the rooms at a steadier temperature without relying on air conditioning all day.

The terrace and what the community includes

Splitting 40 m² into two terraces changes how the outside space is used compared to a single balcony. One side faces the Villa Padierna golf course and the mountains, catching the early light as it comes up. The other looks out over the communal swimming pool and the sea. Below the apartment, the Toscana Hills community maintains shared gardens alongside the pool. For buyers with a car, an optional garage space is available by separate negotiation rather than bundled into the sale, which is worth confirming before making an offer.

Rooms and the 110 m² built area

Inside, the 110 m² built area is divided into a large living room, a spacious kitchen, three double bedrooms and two bathrooms. The kitchen has its own windows with a direct view to the sea, rather than being a windowless room at the back of the plan. There is also the option to glaze and extend the living room if a buyer prefers more indoor area over open terrace, though any buyer considering this should check the community rules on external glazing first. All three bedrooms take double beds and have generous fitted wardrobes. One bedroom has an en-suite bathroom, leaving the second bathroom to serve the remaining two bedrooms and any guests.

Where Toscana Hills sits on the New Golden Mile

Toscana Hills is a residential development in Bel Air on the New Golden Mile, two minutes from Hotel Villa Padierna and its golf course, spa and restaurants. This 3 bedroom middle floor apartment in Bel Air sits far enough back from the main road that traffic noise does not reach the terraces, trading immediate roadside convenience for a quieter setting between the coast and the fairways.