Direct promenade access and an existing tourist licence

Cafés, restaurants and beach clubs sit just outside the building along the promenade, putting daily errands and the sea within a short walk. This 2 bedroom middle floor apartment with beachfront in San Pedro de Alcántara is a resale property with 90 square metres of built area. Because it holds a tourist rental licence in place, a buyer who wishes to let the property short-term avoids the administrative wait and regulatory uncertainty of applying for a new registration.

The 90 square metre layout

Inside, the open-plan kitchen, dining area and lounge occupy one combined space. Having a single main room brings natural light further into the flat and keeps the footprint practical, though it rules out a closed kitchen for anyone who prefers cooking smells and noise kept behind a door. The two bedrooms share a single bathroom. One bathroom for two bedrooms is a key detail to weigh up: it simplifies cleaning and frees up floor area for the rooms themselves, but when four people stay here at the same time, they will share the one facility.

East-facing terrace and community grounds

The terrace is east-facing with partial sea views. An eastern orientation means the outdoor space catches the direct morning sun and moves into shade during the afternoon, which keeps the glass and the main room cooler during the summer months. For the building as a whole, the community includes a garden and parking located just outside the building. Surface parking right outside is straightforward for unloading luggage or shopping without navigating tight underground ramps, though buyers should check when viewing whether spaces are individually allocated or shared among residents.

What to check on a viewing

Because this 2 bedroom middle floor apartment with beachfront in San Pedro de Alcántara sits directly along the promenade near restaurants and beach clubs, a buyer should listen for daytime and evening sound levels with the terrace doors both open and closed. The agent notes that the interior has a modern feel while leaving scope for personalisation, so it is worth inspecting the current kitchen fittings and bathroom fixtures to decide what stays as it is and what you would alter before moving in.