Two floors, four terraces and two-car parking in the town centre

Twenty square metres of terrace divide across both levels of this 3 bedroom penthouse duplex in San Pedro de Alcántara, with one terrace off the main room downstairs and smaller private terraces off each of the three bedrooms above. The built area measures 175 square metres in total, arranged like a house over two storeys inside a residential building in the centre of town.

The terrace layout and what the building includes

Because the 20 square metres of outdoor space split between the lower level and the three upstairs bedrooms, no single terrace is a wide deck for large gatherings. Instead, the lower terrace takes a table for the living room, while each bedroom has its own private step-out space for morning air and daylight. Down in the basement, the community includes an underground parking space large enough for two vehicles alongside a 6.40 square metre storage room. In central San Pedro de Alcántara, getting two cars off the road under the same roof is very convenient.

Downstairs rooms and upper-level bedrooms

You enter on the lower floor into a hall that separates the front door from the main rooms. This level holds a living-dining room, a kitchen with a separate laundry room, and a half-bath for guests. Having a dedicated laundry room keeps washing machines and drying racks out of the kitchen and off the terraces, and the guest toilet means visitors do not need to go upstairs. The upper floor is entirely for sleeping, which keeps the bedrooms quiet when someone is still awake downstairs. All three bedrooms and two full bathrooms sit on this upper level, with the main bedroom having its own en-suite bathroom and the other two bedrooms sharing the second bathroom.

Central location and points to check on a viewing

Stepping out of the building puts you directly among the shops and daily amenities of central San Pedro de Alcántara, making this 3 bedroom penthouse duplex in San Pedro de Alcántara practical for households that prefer walking to driving for errands. When viewing, measure the width and turning angle of the two-car underground parking bay to see whether two cars park side by side or one behind the other. It is also worth checking the depth of each of the four terraces to see how furniture fits, and listening from the bedroom terraces to judge the street noise at busy times of day.