A renovated apartment facing Antonio Banderas Square

This property has a 100 m2 built area with no terrace specified in the title deeds or details. The 2 bedroom middle floor apartment in Puerto Banús has been recently renovated to make the most of its footprint, using wooden board flooring and air conditioning throughout. It faces directly onto Antonio Banderas Square in the centre of the district, placing it right among the fashion stores, international restaurants, and bars.

A concealed kitchen and open-plan bathrooms

The main room is large and laid with wooden floors, avoiding the usual open-plan compromise where kitchen units dominate the room. Instead, the kitchen and its appliances sit embedded behind sliding doors. When you are cooking, the doors slide back in seconds; when you finish, you close them and the room returns to a clean living area. Both bedrooms have fitted wardrobes and their own bathrooms, arranged in an open en-suite layout where the washing areas are integrated directly into the sleeping quarters. In the main bedroom, only the shower and sanitary areas have separating doors, while the second bedroom takes this open integration even further. A buyer needs to be comfortable with this contemporary lack of traditional bathroom walls.

Outdoor space and what the community includes

The listing data records no private terrace and no communal pool or gardens for this building. Living here means using the square and the surrounding streets as your outdoor space rather than sitting on a private balcony. Because there are no shared leisure facilities mentioned, a buyer should ask their lawyer to check the community statutes and the annual maintenance budget, as the running breakdown will differ from complexes that maintain lifts, pools, and grounds.

Parking arrangements and the tourist licence

No private parking space comes with the title of this 2 bedroom middle floor apartment in Puerto Banús. In a busy central district, arriving by car without a dedicated bay is impractical, so the standard solution here is to rent a parking space in the underground car park at Antonio Banderas Square opposite the building. The property also holds a working short-term tourist rental licence. Because central Puerto Banús has an active nightlife, anyone buying for personal stays or holiday lets should check the window glazing against street noise from the square below.