A corner apartment on the frontline of the beach

Direct beach access and a south-west corner position set this property apart from standard flats further inland. This 3 bedroom middle floor apartment in Estepona sits in a frontline complex where the communal grounds open straight onto the sand. Because it is a corner unit facing both south and west, the rooms draw in natural light from midday until sunset, avoiding the single-aspect tunnel effect common to mid-block apartments.

The L-shaped terrace and what the community includes

Outdoor space here totals 35 square metres of terrace, arranged primarily as an L-shaped wrap off the main living area with views over the gardens and the sea. Smaller terrace areas also sit beside the living room and the bedrooms, allowing different rooms to step outside independently. Down below, the development operates with enough on-site facilities to remove the need for a car on most days. Residents share several communal pools, fountains, and walking paths set within maintained gardens. Unusually for a residential complex, the grounds also contain a restaurant, a beach bar, a hairdresser, and a pilates studio.

Inside the 120 square metres of built area

The 120 square metres of built area centres on a large living room combined with a new open-plan kitchen that comes with its appliances installed. Cooking and socialising happen in one shared space, which opens directly onto the main sea-facing terrace. There are three bedrooms and two bathrooms, plus a separate guest toilet near the entrance so visitors do not need to walk through the sleeping quarters. Deep fitted wardrobes are built into the bedrooms, taking the bulk of storage out of the rooms themselves.

Parking, storage and practical points to check

An underground parking space and a private storage room are included with the apartment, keeping vehicles out of the summer heat and beach gear out of the hallway. When viewing a 3 bedroom middle floor apartment in Estepona with this level of on-site amenity, a buyer should ask whether the restaurant, beach bar, and pilates studio run all year or only during the high season. It is also worth checking the exact layout of the two bathrooms in relation to the three bedrooms, and noting how close the terrace sits to the communal walking paths and pools during busy afternoon hours.