Second-line beach living with a 35 m2 private terrace

A 35 m2 private terrace faces the surrounding streets and buildings, adding usable outdoor room to this 3 bedroom middle floor apartment in Puerto Banús. The property sits on the second line from the sea and has been recently renovated and fully furnished, meaning a buyer can take possession without managing builders or sourcing furniture on arrival.

The terrace and what the community includes

Thirty-five square metres of outdoor space is enough for both a dining table and separate seating without one crowding the other. The outlook is urban rather than open sea, which is the normal trade-off for a second-line building in the centre of the resort. Downstairs, the gated community provides a communal swimming pool and garden, keeping the maintenance of shared outdoor areas off the owner's hands while giving a secure perimeter in a busy district.

A 229 m2 built area and three double bedrooms

With a built area of 229 m2, the scale of this resale home is notably larger than many standard coastal flats of the same bedroom count. That extra footprint translates into three double bedrooms and three bathrooms, giving every bedroom its own bathroom to use and avoiding queues when guests stay. The apartment has an exterior orientation that brings in natural light through the day. Because the flat is sold furnished after a recent renovation, a buyer viewing this 3 bedroom middle floor apartment in Puerto Banús should ask for the inventory list and check the paperwork for the building works.

Parking and the second-line position

A private parking space is included with the property. In a central beachside location where street spaces are scarce for much of the year, dedicated parking removes the main daily friction of owning a car here. Once the car is parked, the beach, marina, shops and restaurants are within walking distance. Buyers who want quiet country surroundings will find this part of the Costa del Sol too active, so when viewing it is sensible to stand on the terrace with the doors open and check the street noise at different times of day.