South-west facing penthouse on the Golden Mile

The lounge and dining area open directly through wide glass sliding doors onto the terrace, while the master bedroom has its own double glass doors leading outside. The residence sits on the third floor and covers 135 square metres of built area. Hot and cold air conditioning runs throughout the rooms, and an adjacent utility room separates the laundry equipment from the fully equipped kitchen.

Bedrooms, bathrooms and layout

All three bedrooms are doubles. The main bedroom includes an en-suite bathroom fitted with a bath and overhead shower, along with direct access to the west-facing section of the terrace for afternoon sun. A separate annex holds the other two double bedrooms, both built with wardrobe and storage space, alongside a bathroom with a standalone shower unit. In total, the layout provides three bathrooms, all with showering facilities. For buyers needing an extra sleeping area, plans are already drawn up to convert the layout into four bedrooms; checking these drawings and the community statutes for structural approval is a practical step during a viewing.

The terrace and the community grounds

Outside, the 45 square metre terrace faces south-west and takes in sea views. That floor area is large enough to hold a dining table, a barbecue setup, and seating without crowding the sliding doors from the lounge. While the listing data classifies this as a 3 bedroom penthouse with private pool and garden in Marbella, the agent notes specify that the complex provides a large free-form communal swimming pool set in maintained communal gardens with exotic plants and shrubs. Residents also share a gymnasium, a sauna, and a jacuzzi inside the grounds, which are enclosed by a perimeter gate with an on-site security patrol. Communal parking is included inside the gated boundary.

Walking routes and the Golden Mile

The building stands on the Golden Mile near the Puente Romano Hotel Resort. From the gate, it is walking distance to the beach and into central Marbella, which cuts down on car trips for groceries, restaurants, or the seafront promenade.