2 Beds·2 Baths·171 m²
This bright penthouse sits by the beach in Estepona, with open views of the Mediterranean, Gibraltar, and the African coastline on clear days. It has 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 171 m2 built, and 88 m2 of terrace space. It is a top-floor home with sea views. Inside, the open-plan living room and kitchen get natural light through large windows. The master bedroom has an en-suite bathroom. There is a second bedroom and a guest bathroom. The property is in good condition and is not described as furnished. Outside, a 21 m2 terrace connects to a private rooftop terrace of about 67 m2. It includes private parking and a storage room. The building has lift access and a garden area. The location is beachfront in Estepona, with shops, cafés, the seafront promenade, and the beach within walking distance. Buses to Málaga Airport stop nearby.
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Once a quiet fishing town, Estepona has become one of the Costa del Sol's most talked-about property markets thanks to a decade of investment in its old town, marina and beachfront. It offers much of Marbella's climate and coastline at a more approachable price point, which has made it a favourite with buyers seeking new-build apartments and modern golf villas. The municipality runs from the characterful town centre out along the New Golden Mile towards Marbella, taking in resort communities such as El Paraíso, Atalaya and Cancelada. Estepona is particularly strong for new-build stock: a large share of the Costa del Sol's contemporary off-plan and key-ready developments are found here, often within walking distance of the beach or set around a golf course. That makes it a natural choice for buyers who want a modern, low-maintenance home with warranties and energy efficiency built in.
Top of the market: 21% above the typical price
About 21% above the typical price in Estepona. Common for exceptional properties and top locations.
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