A three-level corner layout ready to be reworked

Three levels divide the 162 m² built area of this 3 bedroom townhouse in Marbella, with three bathrooms matching the bedroom count and the option to carve out a fourth bedroom when the walls are opened up. Because the house sits on the end of its terrace row in Jardines de Marbería, it shares only one party wall and meets its own outdoor space along the free side.

Scope of the internal renovation

This is a resale home sold as a project, meaning a buyer is not paying for someone else's recent kitchen or bathroom choices. Having three bathrooms alongside the three bedrooms gives a solid plumbing footprint to work from, whether the new layout keeps the current room count or adds that fourth sleeping space. When viewing with a builder, the priority is checking which internal walls are load-bearing across the three levels and how easily the existing soil stacks accommodate a reconfigured floor plan.

The corner plot and private garden

Outside, the property includes a 51 m² private garden. In a townhouse row, a corner plot makes a practical difference: you have neighbours on one side only, extra exterior wall space for natural light, and a garden that feels less boxed in than a mid-terrace yard. Fifty-one square metres is enough ground for an outdoor dining table, planting beds, and direct access out from the house without relying solely on the community grounds.

Jardines de Marbería and Nagüeles

The house forms part of Jardines de Marbería, an established residential community in the Nagüeles area of Marbella. Residents share mature landscaped communal gardens and a swimming pool, so the heavy planting and pool maintenance are handled collectively while your own 51 m² plot stays manageable. From Nagüeles, the drive to Marbella centre, the Golden Mile, Puerto Banús, and the nearest beaches takes around five minutes, putting this 3 bedroom townhouse in Marbella within easy reach of daily amenities once the building work is complete.