Equal measures of indoor and outdoor space in Las Mesas

The terrace area matches the 115 m² built area square metre for square metre, giving this 3 bedroom penthouse duplex with garden in Estepona as much room outside as under its roof. It sits in the residential district of Las Mesas, just minutes from the marina and the town centre, and includes a private rooftop terrace with a jacuzzi looking out towards the Mediterranean and Gibraltar.

Layout and the 2025 furniture

Inside, the 115 m² built area holds three bedrooms and two bathrooms, arranged so that the sleeping quarters remain separate from the main living room. The kitchen and main room form a single open-plan area with contemporary finishes. Large floor-to-ceiling windows run along the main room and open straight onto the terrace, pulling daylight deep into the flat. Because this 3 bedroom penthouse duplex with garden in Estepona is sold fully furnished with furniture from 2025, a buyer avoids the months usually spent waiting for sofa deliveries and fitting out bedrooms, though you should check the exact inventory list before making an offer.

The 115 m² terraces and the communal grounds

Outdoor space is split across the property, culminating in a private rooftop terrace with a jacuzzi. From this upper level, the outlook takes in panoramic sea views, Gibraltar on clear days, and the late afternoon sunsets over the surrounding landscape. Down below, the development is a modern gated community with a communal garden, a swimming pool, and parking included. Having both private roof terraces and shared grounds means you get high-level open views while still having planted green areas and a pool maintained by the community below.

Living in Las Mesas and what to check on a viewing

Las Mesas sits just inland from the port, placing shops, restaurants, schools, and golf courses within easy reach, alongside direct routes down to the beach and Estepona town centre. When viewing a 3 bedroom penthouse duplex with garden in Estepona like this one, spend time on the roof terrace to gauge the wind exposure, as elevated plots with clear lines to Gibraltar can catch the breeze. It is also worth checking the service history of the rooftop jacuzzi and walking the route down to the marina on foot to see the gradient for yourself.