Renovated flat with a 55 m² south-facing terrace and outdoor kitchen

A 103 m² built area and a 55 m² terrace define the footprint of this home. This 2 bedroom middle floor apartment in La Hacienda del Señorío de Cifuentes, Benahavís has been fully renovated throughout and holds a tourist licence. For a buyer, that means the building work is already behind you and the paperwork for short-term letting is in place, though a solicitor should always confirm the current community statutes regarding holiday rentals before exchange.

The 55 m² south-facing terrace

At more than half the size of the built area, the 55 m² south-facing terrace acts as the main day room for much of the year. The former owners fitted an outdoor kitchen with a beer tap alongside separate dining and seating zones, which keeps cooking smells out of the flat and reduces the walk back and forth with plates. Because it faces directly south, it receives clear light across the middle of the day and holds panoramic views over Marbella, the Mediterranean Sea, and the surrounding mountains.

Bedrooms, bathrooms and cadastral figures

Inside, the 103 m² built area is divided into two bedrooms and two modern bathrooms, with the main bedroom arranged en-suite and the second bathroom serving guests and the second bedroom. The property has been renovated throughout in a contemporary style. The cadastral record lists the 103 m² flat alongside a 28 m² private underground parking space and a share of the common elements, bringing the total cadastral area to 186 m²; a 28 m² bay is notably wider than standard and leaves room to open car doors fully.

What the community includes

La Hacienda del Señorío de Cifuentes is a gated residential community with security, landscaped tropical gardens, and multiple communal swimming pools. Having several pools spread across the grounds spreads residents out in August rather than crowding everyone onto a single deck. Buying a 2 bedroom middle floor apartment in La Hacienda del Señorío de Cifuentes, Benahavís also puts you in the triangle between Marbella, Estepona, and Benahavís town, roughly ten minutes by car from both Marbella and Puerto Banús, and fifteen minutes from Estepona.

What to check when you view

Because the terrace is fully fitted with an outdoor kitchen and a beer tap, it is worth checking the water supply, drainage, and weather protection for those units during winter rain. You will also want to see the route from the 28 m² underground parking space, and check the angle of the afternoon sun across the terrace balustrade. Finally, ask for the breakdown of the community quota, as developments with multiple pools, tropical planting, and security staff carry running costs that reflect that level of upkeep.