Renovated marina flat with direct harbour views

Restaurants, shops, and leisure spots sit within walking distance of the front door, right in the centre of the marina. This 3 bedroom middle floor apartment in Puerto Banús provides 152 square metres of built area and has recently been renovated in a contemporary style. Because it sits directly in the harbour, daily errands and dining out require no car.

Open living area and Gaggenau kitchen

An open-concept living room forms the main shared space of the home, finished with wood panelling and integrated LED lighting. The kitchen forms part of this layout and comes fitted with Gaggenau appliances. Combining the cooking and seating areas into a single room makes the most of the floor plan, though buyers who prefer a closed kitchen separated from the main reception room should take note of the open arrangement.

Three bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms

All three bedrooms have their own en-suite bathroom, matching the total of three bathrooms across the flat. Giving every bedroom its own washing facilities removes morning queues and gives visiting friends or older children a high degree of privacy. However, because every bathroom is attached to a bedroom, there is no separate cloakroom in the hallway, meaning daytime visitors will need to use one of the bedroom suites.

The terrace and the community setting

The living room connects directly to a 16-square-metre terrace facing the boats and the water. It provides enough space for an outdoor dining table or a pair of loungers facing the panoramic sea and harbour views, without demanding the upkeep of a larger wrap-around deck. Regarding the building and community, the listing notes do not specify shared facilities such as a swimming pool, gardens, or allocated parking spaces. A buyer considering this 3 bedroom middle floor apartment in Puerto Banús will need to verify the exact building amenities and parking arrangements during a viewing.

What to check when you visit

Marina properties are bought for their frontline position and immediate access to the waterfront, which also brings pedestrian activity and evening noise from the restaurants below. When inspecting this 3 bedroom middle floor apartment in Puerto Banús, stand inside with the terrace doors shut to test how well the glazing blocks sound from the quay. It is also worth checking the exact orientation of the terrace to see what time of day the sun reaches the seating area, and asking for the paperwork covering the recent renovation and the Gaggenau warranties.