East-facing duplex with sea views and a 60 m2 terrace

The terraces look straight out toward the Mediterranean. This 3 bedroom penthouse in Bel-Air, Bel Air sits on the third and top floor of its building and arranges 154 m2 of built area across two levels. Because the property is a resale and comes fully furnished with modern pieces, a buyer is looking at a home that can be used immediately without waiting on deliveries or contractors.

A 60 m2 terrace and the communal grounds

Outdoor space here is divided between a large terrace and a balcony, totaling 60 m2 of private exterior area. That figure is nearly two-fifths of the built size, which provides enough floor space for separate dining and lounging areas outside without crowding the doors. The east-facing orientation means the terraces and main rooms take the morning sun directly from daybreak, while avoiding the hardest glare of the late summer afternoon. Downstairs, the urbanisation maintains a communal swimming pool and shared gardens, handling the heavy upkeep of grass and water through the community while residents keep their own maintenance to the upstairs terraces.

Two levels, three bathrooms and marble floors

Inside, the duplex layout separates the 154 m2 built area over two floors, which helps divide sleeping quarters from daytime living areas better than a single-level flat. Having three bathrooms for the three bedrooms removes morning queues and allows guests to have their own facilities. Marble flooring runs throughout the property, paired with air conditioning and fitted wardrobes. When viewing a two-level home like this 3 bedroom penthouse in Bel-Air, Bel Air, it is worth checking how the rooms and bathrooms are split between the downstairs and upstairs levels to ensure the stairs suit everyone who will live there.

Lift access, underground storage and the surrounding area

A lift serves the third floor, connecting the living quarters to the lower part of the building. The property includes both a private garage space and a storage room (trastero), two practical inclusions that keep bicycles, golf clubs and beach gear out of the apartment and the car out of the sun. The surrounding residential streets of Bel-Air are quiet, yet sit within reach of golf courses, the beach, shops and restaurants for daily errands.