Beachside apartment in Park Beach with two terraces

Walking down to the sea does not require a car or crossing the coastal road from here, as the beach is a short walk from the front gate. This 2 bedroom middle floor apartment in Costalita forms part of the Park Beach community, sitting on the beachside between Estepona and Marbella. It is a resale property with 100 square metres of built area and 50 square metres of terrace split across two separate outdoor areas, including a roof terrace.

The 100 m2 built area and room layout

Inside, the flat has two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Having a second bathroom means guests do not need to walk through a bedroom to wash, which matters when two couples stay at the same time. The layout uses an equipped open-plan kitchen that connects directly to the main living room. Without a dividing wall between the cooking and sitting areas, light from the balcony doors reaches the back of the room, though it also means cooking smells and noise share the same space as the sofa. A buyer should check the storage capacity in the kitchen cabinetry during a viewing, as open layouts often trade wall cupboards for visual space.

Fifty square metres of terrace and a roof solarium

Outdoor space here is half the size of the built area again, totalling 50 square metres across a private balcony and a roof terrace. The first terrace opens directly off the living room, making it the practical spot for daily meals near the kitchen. The second outdoor space is a roof terrace with panoramic views and all-day sun. Because a middle floor flat does not normally come with a solarium, a buyer viewing this 2 bedroom middle floor apartment in Costalita will want to look at how the roof terrace is accessed and check the water and electricity points up there.

What the Park Beach community includes

Park Beach is a residential development with two communal swimming pools set within landscaped gardens and pathways. Having two pools spreads the load during July and August, when a single pool in a beachside block can quickly feel crowded. The community also runs night-time security, a practical detail for owners who lock up the flat and leave it empty for parts of the year. The grounds are established and quiet, keeping the residential paths separate from the public beach traffic nearby.

Daily practicalities between Estepona and Marbella

Living on the beachside at Costalita removes the reliance on the pedestrian bridges that cross the main road on the inland side. While the sand and beach clubs are reached on foot, everyday errands require short drives along the coast road. Supermarkets, restaurants, golf courses and schools are all reached within a few minutes by car, with Puerto Banús and the Laguna Village area in opposite directions. Anyone considering this 2 bedroom middle floor apartment in Costalita should check the parking arrangements outside the block, as the property details do not specify a dedicated underground space.