770 square metres on the frontline at Gray d’Albion

The living room opens directly onto a wide terrace with its own swimming pool, while a separate kitchen and a dedicated dining area sit alongside the main reception room. This recently renovated 6 bedroom middle floor apartment in Puerto Banús occupies a 770 m² built area within the beachfront Gray d’Albion residence. Unlike standard layouts where all rooms share a single corridor, the bedrooms here split between a main sleeping zone, a secondary wing reached through a cinema and games room, and an independent studio.

How the bedrooms and guest wing divide

The main apartment contains five en-suite bedrooms, and the sixth bedroom is accounted for by the independent studio included with the property. The principal bedroom has its own walk-in wardrobe and an en-suite shower room. Two of the four remaining en-suite bedrooms sit in a separate wing accessed via a cinema and games room. That layout keeps visiting family or older children self-contained at one end of the flat, while the studio handles live-in staff or guests who want their own front door. Every bedroom has a dedicated bathroom, bringing the total to six bathrooms across the whole holding.

The terrace pool and the Gray d’Albion grounds

Having a private swimming pool on the terrace of a middle floor flat is rare along this coast and changes how the outdoor area works day to day. You step from the living room straight to your own water facing panoramic sea views over the Mediterranean, without taking the lift down to the communal level. Outside the private boundary, the Gray d’Albion community provides landscaped gardens and a secure setting right on the sand.

Parking, storage and walking into the marina

Down in the basement, the title includes three underground parking spaces and three storage rooms. In a harbour area where summer street parking is almost impossible to find, three bays mean a household with multiple cars and a visiting driver never has to circle the block. From the building, you walk straight onto the beach or into the Puerto Banús marina for its shops and restaurants, leaving the cars underground for most of the week. Because the kitchen is separate rather than open-plan, cooking smells and noise stay closed off from the dining area when catering for a full house.