Nine square metres of terrace looking out to La Duquesa Marina

A 9 m² private terrace faces the Mediterranean, the surrounding mountains, and La Duquesa Marina. It belongs to a resale top floor studio in Manilva that carries a tourist rental licence already in place, removing the administrative delay for anyone planning short-term lets.

Twenty-five square metres of built area

The built area is 25 m², which includes one bathroom. At this scale, every piece of furniture has to earn its footprint, and storage for long stays will be limited. The property is sold fully furnished and equipped, so there is no need to measure for a bed or source appliances after completion. Because it sits on the top floor, there is no noise from neighbours walking overhead, though a buyer should check at viewing whether the building has a lift or if access is by stairs alone.

Terrace, pools and communal grounds

Adding the 9 m² terrace to a 25 m² studio expands the usable footprint by more than a third. It is large enough for a table and two chairs, and the top-floor elevation clears neighbouring rooflines to give panoramic views of the sea, mountains, and marina. Downstairs, the residential complex includes communal gardens and newly installed swimming pools. New pool infrastructure matters in a community of owners because it reduces the likelihood of extraordinary maintenance assessments for pool repairs in the near term.

Walking to the beach and the marina

The complex sits a 15-minute walk from the beach, with golf courses, cafes, and restaurants in the wider Manilva area and around La Duquesa Marina. Walking home from the seafront means returning uphill depending on the exact street, which is worth testing on foot during a viewing. For a buyer comparing a compact holiday base against a short-term let, this top floor studio in Manilva offers immediate readiness on both counts: the furniture is in, the pools are new, and the paperwork for holiday guests is already approved.