Renovated flat overlooking the pool and Antonio Banderas Square

Ten square metres of terrace enclosed with Lumon glass curtains look out over the communal pool and toward Antonio Banderas Square. This 1 bedroom middle floor apartment with beachfront in Puerto Banús combines a 60-square-metre built area with that 10-square-metre outdoor space, giving a compact footprint right in the centre of the resort. Because the property has been recently renovated and is sold fully furnished, including the terrace furniture, there is no immediate work required after completion.

Inside the 60-square-metre layout

The built area of 60 square metres is divided into one bedroom, one bathroom, a kitchen, and a living room. To allow the flat to sleep more than two people when guests visit, the living room includes a double sofa bed. A layout of this size suits a single owner or a couple who want a manageable base without spare rooms to clean and maintain, though anyone needing dedicated storage for sports gear or a separate dining room will find sixty square metres tight. In the kitchen, the renovation fitted all-new appliances: a refrigerator, a dishwasher, a washing machine, a glass-ceramic cooktop with a range hood, a microwave, and an oven with a broiler. A new water heater was also installed during the refurbishment, removing one of the most common early maintenance jobs in older resale flats.

The glazed terrace and what the community includes

Frameless Lumon glazing turns the 10-square-metre terrace into a flexible room: the glass panels slide open when the weather is warm and close against wind or street noise from the square when it is not. Within the complex, residents have access to a communal swimming pool, a paddle tennis court, and a fully equipped gym. The building operates a 24-hour concierge service, which matters practically for a lock-up-and-leave owner who is not in Spain every month to receive deliveries or keep an eye on the common parts.

Surroundings and tourism registration

Stepping out of the building puts you 20 metres from the entrance to El Corte Inglés, so daily food shopping and department store errands are done on foot. As a 1 bedroom middle floor apartment with beachfront in Puerto Banús in its listing category, it sits within walking distance of the beach, the marina, and the surrounding restaurants and shops. A car is largely unnecessary for day-to-day stays here, though a buyer who drives should check parking arrangements in the immediate area, as no private parking space is listed with the property. Finally, the flat is already registered with the Andalusian Tourism Registry; for a buyer who intends to let the property to holidaymakers, having this registration in place saves administrative wait times, though a solicitor should always confirm the current community statutes regarding tourist lets during conveyancing.