Second-phase flat at Alcazaba Lagoon with a 34 m² terrace

Direct access to a man-made swimming and water sports lagoon sets this 2 bedroom middle floor apartment with garden in Casares apart from standard hillside developments. The resale home is in the second phase of the Alcazaba Lagoon urbanisation. It combines 104 m² of built area with a 34 m² terrace and holds a tourist licence in place.

Open-plan layout and interior specifications

The layout puts the kitchen, dining area and living room into a single open space. This arrangement brings natural light from the large windows right to the back of the room, though buyers should bear in mind that cooking smells and noise will travel across the main living zone. Both bedrooms come with fitted wardrobes, and there are two bathrooms. Underfoot, the property has marble floors throughout, and the kitchen comes fitted with modern appliances.

A 34 m² terrace facing the sea and mountains

At 34 m², the terrace is nearly a third of the size of the built area. That footprint gives enough depth and width to set up a full dining table, seating and a barbecue area without having to move furniture around to walk past. From this level, the outlook takes in panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea and the mountains. Because it is a middle floor property rather than a ground floor or penthouse, the terrace sits above the communal walkways while having the shelter of the floor above.

Lagoon access, 24-hour security and community facilities

Buying this 2 bedroom middle floor apartment with garden in Casares includes shared use of extensive grounds. Beyond the communal gardens and standard swimming pools, residents have direct access to the artificial lagoon for swimming and water sports, alongside lounge areas, a communal gym and children's play areas. The development runs 24-hour security.

Garage space, storage room and rental readiness

Water sports gear, bicycles and luggage do not need to sit inside the flat, as the title includes both a private storage room and a garage space. Having the tourist licence already registered saves a buyer the paperwork and waiting time usually required before a property can be let to short-term visitors in Casares.