Two levels and eighty square metres of outdoor space in Bahía de Casares

Three bedrooms and three bathrooms share a 116 m² built area split across two floors, paired with 80 m² of terrace space divided between a balcony, a main terrace and a private rooftop terrace. This 3 bedroom penthouse duplex in Casares sits on the second floor of an established residential block in Bahía de Casares. Having one bathroom for every bedroom simplifies mornings when the flat is full, and the two-level arrangement separates the upper roof terrace from the rooms below.

The terrace and what the community includes

The outdoor area is the defining feature of the property, Measuring almost two-thirds of the built size, the south-facing outdoor space receives direct sun through the middle of the day. Splitting the 80 m² across three distinct areas—balcony, terrace, and rooftop—means different parts of the household can be outside at once without sharing the same floor space. Within the grounds, residents share a communal swimming pool and maintained gardens, while the property comes with its own underground parking space that keeps a car out of the summer heat.

Second-floor access and interior finishes

The building has no lift to the second floor, which is a decisive fact for anyone with heavy luggage, pushchairs, or limited mobility, and the single reason a buyer needs to walk the stairs before making a decision. Because this is a duplex with an upper rooftop terrace, living here involves stairs both outside and inside the home. Inside, the floors are finished with marble flooring throughout and the bedrooms include fitted wardrobes. The property is sold unfurnished, so a new owner avoids paying for someone else's taste and can measure and furnish the rooms from scratch.

Position in Bahía de Casares and what to check

Set in the coastal part of the municipality, this 3 bedroom penthouse duplex in Casares has road access to the beaches, golf courses, supermarkets, restaurants and schools along this stretch of the coast. When viewing, look closely at the possible sea and mountain views from the rooftop terrace to see how clear the sightlines are from different corners. Anyone considering adding a plunge pool on the roof will need to check the structural load capacity before planning any work.