A 2025 build in La Campana sold as an unfurnished blank canvas

La Campana is a working residential neighbourhood in Nueva Andalucía with shops, schools and restaurants on surrounding streets, close to Puerto Banús, Marbella and the area's golf courses. Within the Albatros IV phase, this 3 bedroom middle floor apartment in Edificio Albatros, Nueva Andalucía was completed in 2025 and is offered as a resale. It has 116 square metres of built area and is sold unfurnished, meaning any furniture seen in marketing photographs is digital staging rather than part of the sale.

An independent kitchen and three bedrooms

The layout separates the cooking area from the main living and dining room. While the main reception room is open-plan and leads directly outside, the independent kitchen sits apart and has its own separate utility room. Because the property has not been fitted out by a previous occupier, the kitchen is left ready for a buyer to select and install their own appliances. That adds a step before moving in, but avoids paying for a developer's standard white goods package. The sleeping quarters consist of a main bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and two further bedrooms that share a second bathroom.

A southwest terrace and what the community includes

Doors from the living and dining room open onto a 17 square metre covered terrace. Because it faces southwest, the outdoor space receives afternoon and evening sun rather than morning light, with mountain views and partial sea views from this level. Within the building, shared facilities are split between the ground and the roof. Residents have access to a communal garden, a rooftop swimming pool, communal rooftop terraces, an on-site equipped gym and a concierge service.

The plot in front and what to check on a viewing

When viewing this 3 bedroom middle floor apartment in Edificio Albatros, Nueva Andalucía, buyers should look directly across to the neighbouring land. A new sports centre is under construction on the plot in front of the building. The project has been designed so that its height and layout do not block the apartment's existing mountain and partial sea views, though a buyer will want to check the building schedule and the exact sightlines from the terrace rail in person.