3 bedroom Penthouse for sale with sea view in Estepona, Andalucia

695,000 EUR 597,700 GBP 750,600 USD

Reference: 239531

Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 3
Floor Size: 150 m2

Features

Terrace
Communal Pool
Golf Resort or Nearby
Air Conditioning
Elevator
Sea View
South Facing
Parking
Garage
Walk to Amenities
Good Condition
Penthouse
Duplex

Details

In excellent condition throughout, this bright and welcoming 3 bedroom duplex/penthouse apartment, which is ideally located in the highly sought after and popular community of Puerto Alto, which is a well establish community offering 2 communal swimming pools and fantastic maintained gardens.

With a total living area of 150m2, features include, on the entrance level: living/dining room with access onto a spacious 100m2 wraparound corner terrace which benefits from the sun all day, fitted and equipped kitchen and an en-suite bedroom, also with access to the terrace.

Top level: 2 further bedrooms and bathrooms including a expansive master suite with a private terrace offering views to the sea and marina of Estepona.

Also included in the price is an underground parking space.

Situated just a few minutes walk from the heart of the marina and the beach, while the Old Town is just a 15 minute walk away.

South facing
100m2 terrace
Private garage
Communal garden
Communal pool
Amenities near
Transport near
Air conditioning
Fully fitted kitchen
Marble floors
Barbecue
Private terrace
Sea view
Internet - Wifi
Covered terrace
Fitted wardrobes
Gated community
Lift
Garden view
Pool view
Underfloor heating (bathrooms)Unfurnished
Close to children playground
Close to sea/beach
Close to golf
Uncovered terrace
Optional furniture
Close to shops
Close to town
Close to port
Close to schools
Pets allowed

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