Renovated frontline living overlooking the marina

Eighty square metres of built area make up this 2 bedroom penthouse in Puerto Banús. The flat occupies a frontline position right on the harbour and beachfront, facing south towards the water. Because the property has been recently renovated and comes fully furnished, a buyer steps into a completed home without the delay of managing local trades or sourcing furniture before using it.

Open-plan layout and bedroom setup

Entering the apartment brings you directly into a modern open-plan living room with a fully fitted kitchen. Putting the kitchen and reception area into one room makes the most of the 80 m² footprint, keeping the sightlines open to the water rather than chopping the floorplate into small corridors. There are two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The main bedroom has an en-suite bathroom, leaving the second bathroom to serve guests and the second bedroom. Air conditioning and an alarm system are installed inside the flat.

South-facing glass in place of an external terrace

Unlike many top-floor flats that split their square metreage between smaller rooms and an external terrace, the specifications here list 80 m² of built area and no separate terrace figure. Instead, the reception room relies on a large open window facing south to bring in sunshine throughout the day. The outlook takes in direct sea and port views. A buyer viewing this 2 bedroom penthouse in Puerto Banús should stand at the window to judge how the glazing opens and whether the bright, indoor-outdoor feel of the main room compensates for the absence of a separate balcony.

What the community includes and port access

The building sits within a gated complex with an entry phone, giving a layer of privacy from the busy marina walkways below. Having a secure gate and direct access to the port means you can walk out to the shops and waterfront restaurants in moments, while keeping foot traffic out of the residential stairwells. For cars, the property includes communal and street parking alongside port access. Anyone who has tried to leave a car in the harbour during high season knows that communal parking and port entry remove a major daily frustration.