Multi-level living with private outdoor ground in Cancelada

The built area comes to 120 square metres, accompanied by a 162.50 square metre private-use plot. This 3 bedroom townhouse in Riviera Beach, Cancelada is a resale property arranged over a multi-level layout with two bathrooms, a garage, and access to a swimming pool. Because the structure sits within an established development in the Estepona area, a buyer is looking at a finished community rather than a building site.

The 162.50 m² plot and outdoor spaces

Outdoor space is split across several areas rather than confined to a single balcony. The 162.50 square metre private-use plot includes a private garden area and terraces, alongside a solarium. Having both ground-level garden space and an upper solarium means you can follow or avoid the sun at different hours of the day, and two people can be outside at the same time without sharing the same few square metres. When viewing a townhouse where the plot figure exceeds the built area, it is worth checking how the 162.50 square metres are measured—specifically whether that figure includes the footprint of the house itself or refers strictly to the surrounding garden and terraces.

Rooms, levels and daily practicalities

Inside, the 120 square metres of built area divide into three bedrooms and two bathrooms across a multi-level layout. Stairs create a physical separation between the rooms, which helps with privacy and noise when the house is full, though it rules out step-free living. With two bathrooms serving three bedrooms, at least two of the bedrooms share a bathroom; a viewer should check on site whether one bathroom is en-suite and whether there is a guest toilet on the main living level. The inclusion of a garage resolves both daily parking and storage for bulky items that would otherwise take up room inside a 120 square metre home.

What to check in Riviera Beach

Buying a resale 3 bedroom townhouse in Riviera Beach, Cancelada allows you to see the exact condition of the building, the neighbours, and the shared grounds before committing. The property has access to a pool, so a sensible buyer will ask to see the community statutes and recent minutes to check the maintenance schedule. During a viewing, test the orientation of the garden and the solarium, check the width and access angle of the garage for a modern car, and look at what work is needed to adapt the outdoor areas to your own use.