A third-floor layout with bedrooms at opposite ends and room to reconfigure

A built area of 143 square metres and a large terrace define the scale of this third-floor resale home. For a 2 bedroom middle floor apartment in Quetzal, Guadalmina Alta, that footprint is larger than average, leaving enough floor plate for an elongated main room and two separated bedroom suites. Because the built area is generous for two bedrooms, the flat also comes with the option to convert the layout into three bedrooms during a refurbishment.

How the rooms are arranged

The two bedrooms sit on opposite wings of the apartment, which means neither shares a dividing wall with the other. That separation matters when guests stay over or when two people work on different schedules, as sound does not travel directly between the sleeping quarters. Both bedrooms have their own en-suite bathroom and fitted wardrobes, with the main bedroom taking the larger share of the floor area. Between the two wings, the elongated living room runs towards the outside and opens through wide sliding doors, pulling daylight deep into the centre of the plan. A buyer considering the three-bedroom conversion will want to bring a builder to a viewing to check where partition walls and plumbing runs can go without compromising the light in that long central room.

The terrace and what the community includes

Wide sliding doors connect the living room to a partially covered terrace with an open outlook. Having both a roofed section and an open section means a table can stay out of the midday sun while the outer edge remains clear for light. From this third-floor height, the panoramic views take in the valley, the mountains and the coastline, giving the outdoor area a long sightline down towards the sea rather than a view into a neighbouring block. Downstairs, the Quetzal community provides a communal swimming pool and shared gardens, with the upkeep handled through the community administration.

Underground parking and storage

In the basement, the property includes two large underground parking spaces, which gives enough room to park a standard road car alongside a golf buggy without juggling vehicles. A private storage room sits next to the parking bays rather than in a separate corridor, so unloading golf clubs, luggage or tools directly from the boot of the car takes a few steps. For anyone looking at a 2 bedroom middle floor apartment in Quetzal, Guadalmina Alta as a base for regular golf trips or longer stays, having two spaces and adjacent storage under the building removes the daily friction of street parking and carrying gear upstairs.