More outdoor space than built area in the centre of Puerto Banús

A 97 m² built area paired with a 125 m² terrace defines the layout and daily use of this property. This 3 bedroom penthouse in Marina Banús, Puerto Banús occupies a corner position, which gives the outdoor space open sea views to both the front and the side. Because the terrace is larger than the built footprint, the balance of the home tips heavily towards the outside.

A 125 m² wraparound terrace and a communal pool

The terrace wraps around the corner of the building, providing two distinct orientations for sun and shade throughout the day. It comes with a jacuzzi installed on the terrace, and the elevated position clears the immediate surroundings for panoramic views of the Mediterranean. Downstairs, the Marina Banús community includes a large swimming pool and a padel court, alongside private parking for residents. A buyer should check the service history of the jacuzzi and how the community manages access to the padel court during busier months.

Three bedrooms within 97 square metres

Fitting three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a lounge-diner into 97 m² of built area means the rooms are compact rather than sprawling. One of the bedrooms has an en-suite bathroom, while the other two bedrooms share a family bathroom. The lounge and dining area connects directly to the terrace through floor-to-ceiling windows, pulling daylight deep into the room and keeping the sea in view when sitting indoors. Hot and cold air conditioning is fitted to handle both the summer heat and winter evenings. When viewing this 3 bedroom penthouse in Marina Banús, Puerto Banús, it is worth checking the storage capacity in the bedrooms and kitchen, as compact three-bedroom layouts often trade wardrobe space for extra beds.

Walking to the marina and beach without a car

Marina Banús sits in the commercial heart of Puerto Banús, placing the beach, marina, shops, restaurants and a cinema within walking distance. Having parking included is decisive in this part of town, as it allows a resident to leave the car secure and do daily errands entirely on foot. Because central locations bring foot traffic and activity, a buyer viewing the flat should stand on both sides of the wraparound terrace to judge how much street sound reaches the upper level.