Renovated wet rooms and a deep terrace over the Golf Valley

A 147 m² built area and a 40 m² private terrace give this property the footprint of a much larger home. This 2 bedroom middle floor apartment with golf views in Nueva Andalucía sits inside a gated community in Marbella's Golf Valley and has already had its most disruptive work completed.

Two bedrooms and updated wet rooms

Dividing 147 m² of built area across a two-bedroom, two-bathroom layout leaves generous proportions for the main rooms rather than squeezing in a third bedroom. Both the kitchen and the bathrooms have been recently and fully renovated, sparing a buyer the dust, tradesmen and permit delays of stripping out older tiling and plumbing. Because it is a middle floor unit, there is another home above and below, which insulates the flat and avoids the roof maintenance of a penthouse or the foot traffic past a ground-floor patio.

The 40 m² terrace and what it faces

At 40 m², the private terrace is the size of a small apartment in its own right, large enough to take a full dining table and separate seating without cramping the walkways. The outlook takes in panoramic views across the golf fairways to La Concha mountain, together with partial views of the sea. When viewing this 2 bedroom middle floor apartment with golf views in Nueva Andalucía, it is worth checking where the sun sits over the fairways in the late afternoon and how exposed the terrace is to the wind coming off La Concha.

What the community includes

The complex is gated and operates with 24-hour security, a practical detail for owners who leave the property empty between visits. Residents share communal gardens, a swimming pool and paddle tennis courts. Down in the basement, the flat comes with a large private parking space and an extra-large storage room, with direct lift access straight into the apartment so heavy shopping or golf bags never have to be carried up stairs.

Paperwork and licensing

For anyone considering short-term lets or simply wanting clean paperwork on a resale purchase, the property holds both a First Occupation Licence (LPO) and an active tourist rental licence. Recent rule changes in Andalusia give communities the power to restrict holiday lets, so a buyer's lawyer should still verify the current community statutes alongside the existing licence.