Three storeys and a pool shared with two neighbours

A 150 m2 built area arranged over three storeys defines this resale 3 bedroom 2 bathroom townhouse in Nueva Andalucía. The layout follows a traditional Andalusian design in an established residential area of Marbella that is currently seeing substantial updates and redevelopment. Because the building footprint is divided across three levels, the day-to-day living areas, the sleeping quarters, and the upper terrace are clearly separated from one another.

The main level and the bedrooms above

Entry is onto the main living level, which holds the living room and a semi-open kitchen with its own pantry. This arrangement keeps cooking connected to the main room while hiding dry storage and extra appliances out of sight. A guest toilet on this floor means visitors do not need to go upstairs. The upper level contains two of the bedrooms, with one arranged as an en-suite. The third room sits one floor higher on the solarium level. Because this top room is built directly beside the upper terrace, it works either as a third bedroom for guests who want separation from the rest of the household, or as a quiet home office removed from the main living room below.

Two terraces and the three-house pool

Outdoor space is split between the ground and the top of the house, rather than a private garden plot. Off the main living level, a small terrace steps directly out to the communal swimming pool. On the Costa del Sol, a communal pool usually means sharing with puluhan or dozens of apartments, but here the pool is shared by only three properties. That changes how the water and its surround are used, making it closer to a private pool without taking on the full maintenance burden alone. At the top of the house, the solarium level provides a second terrace accessed straight from the upper built room, offering an elevated spot for sun when the lower terrace falls into shade.

Parking realities and what to check on site

Anyone buying a 3 bedroom 2 bathroom townhouse in Nueva Andalucía will want to know where the car goes, and it is important to note that this property does not include private parking. Residents rely on street parking nearby, or rent a garage space in a separate building located approximately 20 metres from the house. When viewing, it is worth walking those 20 metres and checking current availability for a rented bay, as well as seeing how busy the street gets in the evening. A buyer should also look at the division of community responsibilities among the three houses sharing the pool, and check the stair runs across all three levels to ensure the vertical layout suits everyone who will live there.