A resort-managed flat on the edge of El Paraíso Golf

Seventy-nine square metres of built area and a 13-square-metre terrace make up the footprint of this resale property. As a 2 bedroom middle floor apartment with golf views and private pool in Benahavís, it is governed by a specific usage contract that buyers must understand before viewing: personal occupancy is capped at up to 60 days a year, with the complex handling rental management for the remaining ten months.

Usage limits and the two-bedroom layout

Having two bedrooms and two bathrooms within 79 square metres of built area means the rooms are proportioned for short stays rather than permanent family living or storing decades of furniture. The 60-day personal usage rule rules out full-time relocation or open-ended winter stays. Instead, it suits someone who wants a fixed base for a few weeks at a time and prefers to hand over keys, maintenance, and guest turnover to an on-site operator when leaving Spain. A buyer should ask to see the management agreement early to check how those 60 days can be booked across peak and off-peak seasons.

The terrace and what the community includes

Outdoor space attached to the flat consists of a 13-square-metre terrace, which gives enough room for a dining table for four without needing upkeep. While the property is listed as a 2 bedroom middle floor apartment with golf views and private pool in Benahavís, the day-to-day leisure facilities are shared across the resort. Residents and guests use two communal swimming pools kept open year-round and communal gardens. The complex also provides a co-working space and an equipped gym, alongside a concierge, cleaning services, and reduced green fees at local courses.

Position between three municipalities and five golf courses

The resort sits where the boundaries of Marbella, Estepona, and Benahavís meet, directly on the edge of the El Paraíso course. For golfers, that placement puts Villa Padierna, Tramores, Atalaya, and Guadalmina within the immediate neighbourhood, cutting out long drives with clubs in the boot. Reaching the coast takes a 10-minute drive to the beach, so a car remains necessary for food shopping, coastal dining, and errands.