156 square metres on the Costalita seafront

A 156 m2 built area and a 50 m2 terrace define the scale of this resale property, which also sits on a registered plot of 186 m2. This 2 bedroom middle floor apartment with beachfront in Costalita stands on the first line of the New Golden Mile, with sea views and direct access to the coastal promenade and the sand. Because it is a middle floor rather than a ground floor or penthouse, the terrace sits above the pedestrian level of the gardens while avoiding the exposed roof stairs of a top-floor unit.

Two bedrooms, three bathrooms and room to adapt

Having 156 m2 built for two bedrooms is an unusually generous allocation on this coast, where that footprint normally holds three or four sleeping rooms. The result is a wide main living area that the agent notes can be converted into a third bedroom if a buyer needs an extra room more than open reception space. Three bathrooms are already in place, meaning each current bedroom has its own bathroom and a third remains for guests—a setup that already supports a three-bedroom conversion without needing new plumbing. The property comes with modern furnishings and underfloor heating, which handles the winter damp common to frontline coastal buildings without taking up wall space with radiators.

The 50 m2 terrace and the communal grounds

Fifty square metres of terrace is roughly the size of a one-bedroom flat in itself, providing enough depth for separate dining and lounging areas facing the water. Being a 2 bedroom middle floor apartment with beachfront in Costalita, the outdoor space looks out towards the sea over the complex grounds. Downstairs, the community holds a garden area with a large communal pool and a new beach restaurant operating inside the complex itself. Gates open straight onto the beachfront promenade, removing any road crossings between the building and the water. A 24-hour concierge service manages the entrance and security.

Garage, cellar room and viewing checks

The property includes both a garage space and a cellar storage room, keeping beach gear, bicycles and luggage out of the flat. When viewing a 2 bedroom middle floor apartment with beachfront in Costalita, a buyer should check the exact route a partition wall would take if the third bedroom conversion is planned, paying attention to window positions and natural light. It is also sensible to confirm whether the underfloor heating runs through the whole built area or only the bathrooms, and to check the operating hours and proximity of the on-site beach restaurant relative to the 50 m2 terrace.