A penthouse with its own infinity pool on the terrace

A private infinity pool integrated into a 96-square-metre terrace sets this property apart from standard apartments on the western Costa del Sol. This resale 3 bedroom penthouse in Arroyo Vaquero, Estepona combines a 196-square-metre built area with outdoor space that functions as a second main room rather than a narrow balcony.

Open-plan kitchen and the 196 m2 built area

Inside, the open-plan kitchen is fully equipped and merges directly with the main living area. Large windows run along this room and open straight onto the terrace, bringing daylight deep into the plan. Because the kitchen and living room share one volume, the layout suits buyers who prefer a single social space rather than a closed kitchen and separate dining room. The remainder of the 196-square-metre built area holds three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and one guest toilet. Having a bathroom for each bedroom plus a separate cloakroom for visitors means guests never need to use the private bathrooms, a practical detail that many three-bedroom flats lack.

The 96 m2 terrace and what the community includes

The 96-square-metre terrace wraps the outdoor living areas around the private infinity pool, which looks out toward open views. Even with the pool in place, the terrace footprint leaves room for a full dining table and separate seating without crowding the water's edge. Downstairs, the property includes two parking spaces and a storage room within the building. Having two allocated spaces avoids street parking when two drivers live in the home or when visitors stay over, while the storage room keeps luggage, tools, and beach equipment out of the bedrooms.

What to check when viewing in Arroyo Vaquero

Because this 3 bedroom penthouse in Arroyo Vaquero, Estepona is a resale home with a terrace pool, a viewing should cover the practicalities of pool maintenance, the location of the filtration plant, and how the community rules handle private water features. It is also worth checking the exact layout of the 96-square-metre outdoor area on the plans, as well as the dimensions and access angle of the two parking spaces to ensure they suit larger vehicles. Finally, stand on the terrace at different times of day to verify how the open views and natural light behave across the windows of the main room.