Renovated three-bedroom layout with a separate dining area

An open-plan kitchen connects to a large living room and a separate dining area, giving this 3 bedroom middle floor apartment with beachfront in Costalita more distinct zones than a single combined room usually allows. Keeping the dining space apart from the main sitting area means meals and kitchen work do not take over the whole room, while the open kitchen still keeps the cook part of the conversation. The property is a resale unit that has been completely renovated, removing the need for an incoming buyer to manage builders or apply for refurbishment permits.

200 square metres of built area and three bathrooms

The built area is 200 square metres, a generous footprint for a three-bedroom flat on this stretch of coast. Every bedroom is matched by one of the three bathrooms, a one-to-one ratio that prevents morning queues when all rooms are occupied and avoids guests having to share a bathroom with the main bedroom. Because this is a middle floor apartment, it sits above ground level without roof maintenance responsibilities, though a buyer viewing the flat should check where the three bathrooms sit in relation to the bedrooms to see how many are en-suite.

A 40-square-metre terrace and a gated community

Outside, the private terrace measures 40 square metres. That is large enough to hold both a full dining table and separate lounging furniture without having to move chairs around to walk past. Beyond the private outdoor space, the flat forms part of a gated complex in Costalita with communal gardens and multiple swimming pools. Having more than one pool in the grounds spreads residents out during the busier summer months. Parking is also included with the property, taking the car off the street.

Beachside position and points to check on a viewing

Choosing a 3 bedroom middle floor apartment with beachfront in Costalita puts you on the beach side. When inspecting a recently renovated resale property of this size, it is sensible to ask for the paperwork covering the refurbishment to see whether plumbing and wiring were replaced alongside the visible surfaces. On site, check the orientation of the 40-square-metre terrace for afternoon sun and confirm whether the included parking is an allocated underground bay or an open communal space within the gates.