South-west terraces overlooking the southern communal pool

Forty-eight square metres of terrace and a private garden open directly onto the community pathway and the swimming pool closest to the sea. This 3 bedroom townhouse in Guadalvillas, San Pedro de Alcántara holds a frontline position beside the water, facing south-west so the outdoor areas catch the sun from the middle of the day right through to the evening.

Plot, garden and rooftop terrace

The house comes with a 33 m² plot that connects the main terrace directly to the communal gardens. Being right in front of the southern pool means going for a swim requires no walk through streets or side gates; you step straight from your own garden onto the shared path. Above the house, a rooftop terrace gets sun from morning until evening. Its elevation gives open views across the communal gardens and pool towards La Concha and the Ronda mountains. The roof space is large enough to fit an outdoor kitchen alongside dedicated chill-out and sunbathing areas.

Built area and current room layout

Inside, the house measures 171 m² built and has been kept in good order by the same owners for several decades. The official figures record three bedrooms and three bathrooms, which the layout divides into two full bathrooms and a ground-floor guest toilet. The main bedroom has its own en-suite bathroom, views down to one of the communal pools, and no overlooking neighbours. Downstairs, the current owners have partitioned the space to add an extra bedroom on the ground floor, altering the original three-bedroom layout.

What to consider if you plan to renovate

Because the house has remained in one family for decades, a buyer will likely look at updating the interior. The main structural question on the ground floor is whether to keep the added bedroom or remove it. Taking that partition out restores the floor to a single, open-plan living area that combines the kitchen, the guest toilet and a large living room opening onto the south-west terrace. Anyone viewing this 3 bedroom townhouse in Guadalvillas, San Pedro de Alcántara should check the wall that forms the ground-floor bedroom and confirm how straightforward it is to open the room back up to the terrace light.