Renovated living rooms and a private patio in the town centre

The main living room connects directly to a dining area for eight, forming the centre of this 3 bedroom middle floor apartment in San Pedro de Alcántara. Situated on the first floor with a 110 m2 built area according to the Land Registry, the home was completely renovated two years ago. A kitchen and three bedrooms complete a layout designed for full-time town living rather than holiday resort stays.

Finishes in the kitchen, living room and bathrooms

The living room is anchored by a wood-burning fireplace finished in Venetian stucco, alongside crown mouldings and ambient lighting. In the kitchen, the appliances are already fitted: an induction hob, a built-in oven, a microwave, a coffee machine and a stainless steel fridge. A breakfast bar sits by the window, giving a second place to eat without using the main dining table. Both bathrooms are full bathrooms rather than cloakrooms. The main one combines a wood-panelled jacuzzi bath, a rain shower and a double vanity, while the second bathroom uses a walk-in shower finished in green mosaic. Throughout the flat, the renovation added wooden joinery, hot and cold air conditioning, and heating.

The private patio and what the community includes

Instead of an open balcony facing the street, the outdoor space here is a renovated private patio. It is sized for outdoor dining, though buyers should check at viewing which rooms open onto it and how much direct sunlight reaches the patio floor during winter afternoons. Because this is a town-centre building rather than a suburban complex, the listing does not include a communal pool, shared gardens or private parking.

Soundproofing and daily errands on foot

Living in the middle of town brings noise, which the renovation addressed by fitting acoustic double glazing. You will want to test those windows with the frames closed during rush hour to see how well they block the street below. The reward for a central plot in this 3 bedroom middle floor apartment in San Pedro de Alcántara is leaving the car behind. The Boulevard is a one-minute walk away, with supermarkets, schools, a health centre, shops and restaurants in the surrounding streets. By car or public transport, the beach is five minutes away, Puerto Banús takes ten minutes, Marbella centre is fifteen minutes along the coast, and Málaga airport is forty-five minutes away.