Dual street access and two kitchens in the historic centre

A built area of 225 square metres and 65 square metres of terrace define the scale of this property. This recently renovated 4 bedroom townhouse in Estepona sits in the historic Old Town and has not been lived in since the building work finished. It is sold fully furnished, removing the delay of fitting out a second home or sourcing furniture for a historic layout.

Two independent kitchens and en-suite bedrooms

Inside, the layout holds four bedrooms, four en-suite bathrooms, and a separate guest toilet. Every bedroom having its own bathroom means guests or extended family do not queue in the mornings, while the extra toilet keeps visitors out of the private rooms. The standout practical feature is the inclusion of two independent, fully equipped kitchens. Having two separate cooking areas allows a household to divide the residence between generations or give visiting guests genuine autonomy without sharing morning routines.

Courtyard, multi-level terraces and rooftop solarium

Townhouses in the historic centre often lack private outdoor space, or rely on a single narrow balcony. Here, the 65 square metres of exterior space are split across a central Andalusian patio, terraces on different levels, and a private rooftop solarium with its own patio area. The central courtyard brings light into the core of the building and provides a sheltered garden space, while the upper terraces and solarium look out over the surrounding Old Town rooftops. A buyer viewing the property should check the sun orientation across these different levels at various times of day, and see how the stairs connect the kitchens to the upper outdoor areas.

Dual street access near Plaza de las Flores

The house has dual street access, meaning you can enter and leave from either of two cobblestone streets. When combined with the two kitchens, this dual entrance makes the 4 bedroom townhouse in Estepona work like two self-contained areas under one roof. Outside, the location is a short walk from Plaza de las Flores, local shops, tapas bars, and the beach and promenade. Because the streets are historic cobblestone, there is no private garage mentioned in the details, so a buyer with a car will need to look into nearby public or rented parking options.