A duplex layout over Santa Maria Golf

A 121 square metre built area and 48 square metres of terrace form the scale of this resale property. This 2 bedroom penthouse with golf views in Elviria sits within the Santa Maria Golf community and looks across the fairways towards the Mediterranean Sea. Because the property is a duplex with a bedroom and bathroom on each level, two couples or a resident and a guest can stay here without sharing a corridor.

How the two levels divide the space

The entry level holds an open-plan kitchen and living area alongside the first en-suite bedroom. Rather than separating the cooking space with walls, the kitchen forms part of the main room, which means kitchen noise and cooking smells share the main sitting area, though it keeps the floor plan bright. A buyer who wants a separate dining room or closed kitchen will not find it here. Upstairs sits the second en-suite bedroom, giving its occupants complete separation from the main living level below.

Two terraces and what the community includes

The 48 square metres of outdoor space split across two open terraces, one leading directly off the main living area and the second attached to the upper bedroom. Both face south-west, an orientation that brings afternoon sun and keeps the terraces bright until sunset, though it also means the glass on both levels will take direct heat during summer afternoons. From both levels, the outlook takes in panoramic golf and sea views. Within the Santa Maria Golf community, the home includes access to a swimming pool, an allocated parking space, and a private storage room for golf clubs, bicycles, or luggage.

Location, amenities and the tourist licence

Daily errands do not require driving into central Marbella, as the Centro Comercial Elviria is a short distance away and groups together supermarkets, restaurants, cafés, and shops. For buyers considering short-term lets, this 2 bedroom penthouse with golf views in Elviria already has a tourist licence in place. Having the registration active removes the administrative wait for a new permit, though any buyer planning to let the property should verify current community statutes regarding holiday rentals during the conveyancing process.