141 square metres of built area with two private outdoor levels

A built area of 141 square metres forms the core of this resale property, supplemented by a lower balcony and an upper rooftop terrace. This 3 bedroom penthouse in El Paraiso Pueblo, El Paraiso is arranged so that none of its interior or exterior spaces are overlooked by neighbouring homes. Having complete privacy from neighbours is a practical distinction in an apartment complex, as it removes the need to keep blinds drawn during the day or screen off the outdoor seating areas.

Three bedrooms and how the bathrooms work

Inside, the 141 square metres of built area are divided to include three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The main bedroom has its own private ensuite bathroom, while the second and third bedrooms share the remaining bathroom. For a buyer, that ratio means the main suite stays self-contained when family or guests visit, though anyone occupying the other two bedrooms will share one bathroom and there is no separate guest cloakroom mentioned in the specifications. Because the listing does not break down the exact square metre split between the rooms and the terrace areas, checking how much of the 141 square metres built sits inside the walls is a sensible first step during a viewing.

The rooftop terrace, lower balcony and community setting

Outdoor space is split across two distinct areas rather than a single terrace. Downstairs, a large balcony with a barbecue handles day-to-day outdoor cooking directly off the main level. Above, the private rooftop terrace is fitted with an outdoor kitchen and a Jacuzzi, allowing meals to be prepared upstairs without carrying trays up and down the stairs. From this upper solarium, the aspect opens to 270-degree panoramic views that take in both the sea and the La Concha mountain peak. Within the El Paraiso Pueblo community, the property includes allocated parking, while shops, restaurants and everyday local amenities sit close to the development. Because the specification does not list communal pools or gardens, a buyer should verify on site what shared facilities exist within the urbanisation and what the community rules say about maintaining the rooftop Jacuzzi.

Practical points to verify on a viewing

When inspecting this 3 bedroom penthouse in El Paraiso Pueblo, El Paraiso, pay close attention to the staircase connecting the lower level to the rooftop terrace, as its width and steepness dictate how easily the upper outdoor kitchen is used. It is also worth checking the water pressure and heating system serving the Jacuzzi, and confirming whether the parking space is underground or open-air.