€423,000
Middle Floor Apartment
Costa del Sol, Atalaya, Málaga, Spain
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22105 m²
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Ground Floor Apartment in Atalaya
Costa del Sol, Atalaya, Málaga
€450,000
2Bedrooms
2Bathrooms
99 m²Built
About this home
South-Facing Garden Apartment with Golf Views – Benatalaya
Lovely 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom ground-floor apartment situated in the sought-after gated community of Benatalaya. Presented in good condition, the property enjoys a desirable south-facing orientation and a private garden overlooking the golf course, perfect for relaxing and outdoor dining. The property is sold with 2 underground parking spaces and store room.
Residents benefit from beautifully maintained tropical gardens, outdoor swimming pools, an indoor heated pool, gym, sauna and 24-hour security.
Ideally located close to shops, restaurants, golf courses and the beach, with Puerto Banús, Marbella and Estepona just a short drive away. An ideal permanent home, holiday retreat or investment opportunity in a prime Costa del Sol location.
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