Dual-aspect light and 120 m² on the second line of the marina

South-southeast orientation brings morning and midday sun into this 1 bedroom middle floor apartment in Puerto Banús, while windows on both sides of the building carry light right through the plan and allow cross-ventilation when opened. The dual aspect is rare in dense marina blocks, where single-sided layouts often leave the back of the flat dark by mid-afternoon. From the front windows, the outlook takes in views of the sea and the marina.

Why a one-bedroom layout covers 120 m²

Most one-bedroom flats on this stretch of coast measure half this size. Having 120 m² of built area divided between a single bedroom, a combined living and dining room, a kitchen and two bathrooms means each room carries the proportions of a much larger home. One of the bathrooms is en suite to the bedroom, leaving the second for guests so visitors do not walk through the sleeping area. Because the footprint is so large and windows sit on opposite facades, the layout offers clear scope for redistribution; a buyer who needs a second bedroom has the square metres and the window positions to look at reworking the floor plan with a builder.

Renovation details and flooring

A comprehensive renovation has already replaced the main installations and surfaces. Underfoot there is parquet flooring rather than the standard coastal tile, paired with renovated bathrooms and a fully equipped kitchen. Double glazing and hot and cold air conditioning handle both winter heating and summer cooling, while cutting down the street noise that comes with a central marina address. The overall finish keeps the architectural character of the original Puerto Banús buildings while bringing the plumbing, wiring and glazing up to current expectations.

Outdoor space and what the building provides

The property data does not specify a private terrace, so a buyer should verify the exact window and balcony configuration on site; the seaside promenade and beach sit just metres from the front door for outdoor space. Inside the communal entrance, the building provides a lift and adapted access for people with reduced mobility, removing step barriers between the street and the front door. Below ground, the sale includes a private parking space in the underground garage. Anyone who has tried to park a car near the port between June and September knows that an allocated underground bay changes how often you actually use the property.

Second-line position in the port

Sitting on the second line of the marina places this 1 bedroom middle floor apartment in Puerto Banús one row back from the main quayside thoroughfare. That slight setback buffers the immediate foot traffic of the front line while keeping the beach, promenade, designer boutiques, cafés and restaurants within a short walk. Daily errands and dining out require no car, which stays downstairs in the garage until you want to head out along the coast.