Renovated Azahara I flat with a 40 m² roof terrace over the 18th hole

97 square metres of built area and a 40 square metre terrace make up the footprint of this resale property in the Aloha area. The 2 bedroom top floor apartment in Nueva Andalucía sits within the Azahara I community and looks straight out over the 18th hole of the golf course towards La Concha mountain. It has been recently renovated to bring light through the main rooms and keep those sightlines open.

Open-plan kitchen and a smaller second bedroom

The layout combines an open-plan kitchen and living room so that the golf and mountain views are visible from the moment you step into the main room, including while cooking. There are two bathrooms and two bedrooms, though a buyer needs to note a practical detail before viewing: one of the two bedrooms is reduced in size. That trade-off usually happens during a renovation to give more width to the living area or bathrooms. When viewing, measure the smaller room to see whether it takes a standard double bed, a single, or works better as a study with a sofa bed for occasional guests.

The roof terrace and what the community includes

The 40 square metre outdoor space is a rooftop terrace that receives sun from morning until evening. Because it is nearly half the size of the built area, it breaks cleanly into three distinct zones without feeling cramped: an equipped Weber outdoor kitchen, a dining table area, and a separate seating area. Having a proper outdoor kitchen up here saves carrying plates and food back and forth from the main kitchen. Downstairs, the Azahara I community provides a large communal swimming pool surrounded by sunbathing areas, with the grounds and pool maintained by the community.

Walking distance in Aloha and the wider Golf Valley

Positioned in the Golf Valley of Nueva Andalucía, this 2 bedroom top floor apartment in Nueva Andalucía allows you to leave the car parked for evening meals and basic errands. It is a straightforward walk from the development to both Aloha Gardens and Aloha Pueblo, which between them hold a concentration of cafes, restaurants, and day-to-day services. Several of the coast's main golf courses sit in the immediate surroundings, while beaches, Puerto Banús, San Pedro, and Marbella town centre are reached by car along the main valley roads.