Wide proportions and open views in Atalaya

The numbers set this property apart from standard two-bedroom flats: 135 square metres of built area paired with 65 square metres of terrace. This 2 bedroom penthouse with golf views in Atalaya is a resale property that already holds a tourist licence, removing a significant administrative hurdle for anyone considering short-term letting.

Inside the 135 square metre layout

Many three-bedroom apartments on this coast are squeezed into a smaller footprint than this. Dividing 135 square metres of built area across two bedrooms and two bathrooms means the rooms are genuinely wide, with a spacious living room and a fully equipped kitchen. The trade-off is clear: a buyer who needs a third bedroom for guests will have to look elsewhere, unless they use the living room, which compromises the layout. For two people, or two couples sharing, the ratio of two bathrooms to two bedrooms gives each room its own facilities.

The terrace, the rooftop solarium and the community

Outdoor space here is divided between a private terrace and a rooftop solarium, totalling 65 square metres. The solarium is the defining feature of the upper level, offering 360-degree panoramic views that take in the Mediterranean Sea and the mountains. Because an open roof terrace is exposed to both the summer sun and the wind, a buyer should check at the viewing what shade structures are permitted by the community rules. Downstairs, the development provides communal gardens, a swimming pool and parking.

Golf courses, shopping and the tourist licence

Atalaya sits within easy reach of established golf courses and everyday shopping facilities, which keeps day-to-day errands straightforward. Having an existing tourist licence in place is a practical advantage under current regional regulations, where new applications face stricter scrutiny by communities of owners. Even for a buyer who only intends to use this 2 bedroom penthouse with golf views in Atalaya for personal stays, the licence preserves flexibility for the future. When viewing, it is worth asking the administrator whether the community applies different rules to flats registered for holiday use, and checking the orientation of the main terrace alongside the all-day exposure of the solarium.