South orientation and third-floor light

Direct southern light defines the daily rhythm here, bringing sun across the rooms from late morning until late afternoon. This 2 bedroom middle floor apartment in Lorcrimar II, Nueva Andalucía sits on the third floor of an exterior building with a lift, an elevation that clears the immediate surroundings to give open sea views. In winter, a south-facing aspect reduces the need for daytime heating, while in August the sun sits high enough in the sky that the rooms stay brighter without taking the low, direct glare of a west-facing wall.

The 93 m² built area and room layout

The 93 m² built area is divided between two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a fully equipped kitchen. Having a second bathroom changes how a two-bedroom flat functions when guests stay or when two people get ready at the same time, removing the morning bottleneck common in single-bathroom layouts. Both bedrooms have fitted wardrobes, which keeps bulky freestanding chests out of the floor plan and leaves the floor area clear for beds and side tables. A centralised hot and cold air conditioning system runs through all rooms, giving a single point of control for climate rather than separate wall units that must be managed one by one.

A 25 m² terrace and what the community includes

Outside, the 25 m² terrace adds a substantial private area to the third floor. Twenty-five square metres is large enough to hold a dining table for four and two loungers at the same time without having to move furniture around to walk past. Because it faces south, a buyer viewing this 2 bedroom middle floor apartment in Lorcrimar II, Nueva Andalucía should look at how the sunlight falls across the terrace depth at midday and check whether awnings are fitted or permitted by the community rules. Down at ground level, residents share a communal swimming pool and communal gardens, maintained collectively so owners do not have to manage pool chemicals or garden upkeep themselves.

Garage, storage and road connections

The title includes a private garage space and a storage room. Underground parking on the Costa del Sol keeps a car out of the summer heat and removes the daily search for a street space during high season, while the lockable storage room takes beach gear, suitcases and bicycles out of the flat itself. For daily errands and commuting, the building stands five minutes from the beach and has quick access to both the A-7 and AP-7 motorways. Local services, cafés, restaurants and schools sit nearby, meaning daily bread, coffee and school runs do not require getting onto the main coast road.