Open-plan arrangement with a 105 square metre terrace

An open-plan kitchen connects directly to the living and dining room, which in turn opens onto the outdoor space. This 3 bedroom middle floor apartment in Los Arrayanes Golf, Benahavís gives you 150 square metres of built area alongside an unusually large terrace of 105 square metres. Because the kitchen is open to the main room, whoever is cooking stays part of the conversation, though it also means kitchen noise and cooking smells are shared with the seating area.

Bedrooms, bathrooms and storage

The layout provides three bedrooms and three bathrooms, giving every bedroom its own washroom or leaving a dedicated bathroom for guests so nobody has to walk through a sleeping area. Having 150 square metres of built area across three bedrooms means the rooms are sensibly proportioned rather than squeezed in to inflate the bedroom count. A private parking space and a storage room are included with the flat. That storage room matters in practice, as it keeps golf clubs, suitcases and winter bedding out of the bedrooms and off the terrace.

The 105 square metre terrace and what the community includes

At 105 square metres, the terrace is more than two-thirds the size of the built area inside. It looks out over the surrounding fairways, the mountains and the sea, offering panoramic golf, mountain and sea views from an elevated middle-floor position. Within the gated perimeter, the complex runs 24-hour security, video surveillance and controlled access, which suits owners who lock up and leave for weeks at a time. Shared facilities go well beyond a standard garden and pool: residents have multiple outdoor pools, communal gardens, a heated indoor swimming pool, a gym, a sauna and a Turkish bath. Because a heated pool, spa and round-the-clock security require constant staffing and energy, a buyer should check the community statutes and the maintenance budget when viewing.

Golf courses and road connections in Benahavís

Choosing a 3 bedroom middle floor apartment in Los Arrayanes Golf, Benahavís places you in the Golf Valley, a brief drive from the fairways at Los Arqueros, La Quinta and El Higueral. Daily errands, schools and restaurants require a car, with road access down to San Pedro de Alcántara, Puerto Banús and Marbella, as well as the main coastal highway. Walking to the beach or a town centre is not part of daily life here; you are buying for the quiet of the valley, the security of the gate, and the size of the terrace.