2 bedroom Apartment for sale with sea view with Income Potential in Puerto Banus, Andalucia
This elegant two bedroom apartment is found on the third floor of a secure building with lift access, and positioned just steps from the marina, yet not directly frontline, the residence provides a more balanced living experience, combining proximity to the port with a degree of separation that many buyers appreciate.
It delivers lifestyle, convenience, and investment appeal in one of the Costa del Sol's most sought after destinations.
The 107m2 apartment features two well proportioned bedrooms and two bathrooms, comfortabl...
This elegant two bedroom apartment is found on the third floor of a secure building with lift access, and positioned just steps from the marina, yet not directly frontline, the residence provides a more balanced living experience, combining proximity to the port with a degree of separation that many buyers appreciate.
It delivers lifestyle, convenience, and investment appeal in one of the Costa del Sol's most sought after destinations.
The 107m2 apartment features two well proportioned bedrooms and two bathrooms, comfortably accommodating up to four guests, making it ideal both as a private holiday home and a high performing rental investment.
The interior is thoughtfully arranged to maximize natural light and functionality, with a welcoming living and dining area that connects seamlessly to the outdoor space.
Large windows enhance the sense of openness while maintaining a comfortable and private atmosphere inside the home.
A private terrace provides beautiful open views over the sea and marina, creating the perfect setting for morning coffee at sunrise or relaxed evenings enjoying the atmosphere of Puerto Banus. From here, you can enjoy the vibrant surroundings of the port, including luxury yachts, designer boutiques, and a dynamic dining scene, while being slightly removed from the busiest frontline positions.
The fully equipped kitchen includes all essential appliances for comfortable everyday living or short term stays, while additional features such as air conditioning, high speed internet, cable television, and a washing machine ensure a practical and effortless experience for both owners and guests.
One of the key advantages of this apartment is its official tourist licence, allowing for short term rentals in full compliance with current regulations. This significantly increases its investment value, offering the possibility of immediate rental income in an area with consistently high demand throughout the year.
Everything is within walking distance, including beaches, the paseo maritimo, beach clubs, restaurants, cafes, and luxury shopping.
The famous chiringuitos offer fresh seafood and authentic Andalusian cuisine just minutes away, while several renowned golf courses are only a short drive from the property.
Connectivity is also excellent, with Malaga Airport approximately forty seven kilometres away, ensuring easy access for international owners and visitors.
Marbella's historic old town, including Plaza de los Naranjos, can be reached within a short drive, offering a charming contrast to the modern marina lifestyle.
The apartment is ready to rent out from day one, presenting a turnkey opportunity that combines strong rental potential with personal enjoyment.
It captures the essence of Mediterranean living, where comfort, location, and investment come together naturally.
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