A key-ready two-bedroom apartment of 90 m² in San Pedro de Alcántara, within the municipality of Marbella on the Costa del Sol. Built in 2003 and recently refurbished, the property offers two full bathrooms, an en suite to the master bedroom, and a south-facing covered terrace overlooking the communal swimming pool and landscaped gardens. The asking price is fixed at €395,000. The town setting places shops, restaurants, schools and the beachfront promenade within walking distance, while Marbella centre lies 10 km away as the crow flies.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The apartment sits in a residential development within the town of San Pedro de Alcántara, part of Marbella municipality. Shops, restaurants and local services are reachable on foot, and Playa de San Pedro lies 1.6 km away in a direct line. Puerto Deportivo José Banús is 3.4 km away, and three golf clubs sit within roughly 3 km of the property.
The layout serves two occupants or a small family: two bedrooms, two full bathrooms including an en suite, and a living-dining area opening onto a south-facing covered terrace. Air conditioning provides hot and cold climate control year-round. A lift serves the building, and the communal pool with gardens extends the usable outdoor space beyond the 90 m² interior.
This is an existing home, completed in 2003, not a new-build development. The construction status is key-ready and the property has been recently refurbished, allowing immediate occupation. There is no off-plan phase, no staged payment structure and no indicative completion date to monitor; the transfer follows the standard resale purchase process in Spain.
The property does not include a private pool, private garden or private parking space, based on the available data. It is an apartment within a communal development, so outdoor space consists of the covered terrace and shared facilities. The building dates from 2003. Plot size, storage rooms and garage details are not stated in the available documentation and should be verified.
This property fits several recognisable situations. A couple seeking a permanent residence on the Costa del Sol will find the two-bathroom layout, lift and walkable town setting practical for year-round living, with a health centre network and both primary and secondary schools documented in the wider area. Buyers wanting a lock-and-leave holiday home benefit from the key-ready status: there is no construction timeline to follow, and the communal pool and gardens require no private maintenance. Those planning partial relocation, winters in Spain, summers elsewhere, can rely on air conditioning for hot and cold periods and on the year-round activity of San Pedro's town economy. The property suits buyers who value proximity to amenities over seclusion: restaurants, pharmacies and banks lie within 2 km, and the beach is a short trip away. It fits less well for buyers requiring a private pool, a private garden or on-site parking, since none of these are included in the available data. Families with one child can manage with two bedrooms, though larger households will find the 90 m² limiting. Buyers focused on new-build warranties or contemporary construction standards should note the 2003 completion date, offset by the documented recent refurbishment.
The building dates from 2003 and the apartment has been recently refurbished, with the condition described as good to excellent in the listing data. The refurbishment is visible in the interior photography: an open-plan living room with a modern finish, a minimalist bedroom, and a bathroom with tub and toilet fitted in a contemporary style. Climate control is installed throughout, covering both cooling and heating via air conditioning, which is a practical necessity for August temperatures that push the monthly average to around 26°C and for the cooler months when averages drop to about 12°C. The covered terrace extends the living area outdoors while providing shade and shelter, a configuration well suited to the south-facing orientation. Windows and glazing specifications are not stated in the available data and should be checked during a viewing, particularly regarding acoustic insulation given the urban views and street-facing aspect. The communal areas, swimming pool and landscaped gardens, are shared facilities whose maintenance standard depends on the community administration; the applicable community fees are not documented here. As with any 2003 building, buyers may wish to verify the age and condition of plumbing, electrical installations and the boiler or hot-water system, none of which are detailed in the source data. A technical survey is standard practice in Spanish resale purchases and would confirm the actual state beyond the refurbishment described.
The asking price is fixed at €395,000 for the 90 m² apartment, which corresponds to roughly €4,400 per square metre of living area. As an existing, key-ready home, there are no phase-dependent price lists or reserved pre-construction discounts; the price applies to the completed, recently refurbished property with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a covered south-facing terrace. Ongoing costs of ownership in a communal development typically include community fees for the pool and gardens, plus local property tax; these figures are not stated in the available data and should be requested. Prospective buyers should verify notary, land registry and legal costs, which are customary in Spanish resale transactions.
Daily life here follows the rhythm of a compact Spanish coastal town rather than a gated resort. The apartment sits within an urbanisation on the edge of San Pedro de Alcántara's town centre, which means the pharmacy, bank branches, cafés and the roughly two dozen restaurants within a 2 km radius are part of ordinary errands rather than destinations requiring a car. The living-dining area opens onto a south-facing covered terrace overlooking the communal pool, so daylight reaches the main living space through most of the day and the terrace functions as an outdoor room for much of the year given the regional average of 19°C. The two-bathroom layout, with an en suite to the master bedroom, reduces morning congestion for two occupants and gives guests independence. The communal pool and gardens replace a private garden; residents use them seasonally, with a swimming season of about five months at water temperatures of 20°C or more. Mornings can start with sun on the terrace, errands on foot in the town, and an evening stroll along the seafront promenade roughly 1.6 km from the door. The setting is urban: views are of the garden, pool, street and surrounding buildings rather than open countryside or sea horizon. A lift serves the building, which matters for groceries and luggage alike. The area stays active year-round because San Pedro is a permanent settlement within Marbella municipality, not a summer-only resort, so local businesses remain open through winter.
San Pedro de Alcántara functions as a working town of Marbella municipality, which shapes daily life differently from the resort zones either side of it. Within a 2 km radius, the documented amenities include 27 restaurants, 13 cafés, 11 pharmacies and 11 bank branches, a density that supports life without a car for most errands. One school lies within that same radius, and the wider area counts 41 primary schools and 28 secondary schools, indicating established residential infrastructure rather than tourism-only services. Healthcare is covered by five health centres in the area. For leisure, three sports facilities sit within about 1 km: Rocodromo at 0.7 km, Apolo at 1.0 km and Polideportivo San Pedro at 1.1 km. Public transport comprises 10 lines with 50 stops, giving car-free access to Marbella centre, 10 km away in a straight line, and to surrounding towns. The tourism sector, 52 hotels and nearly 12,800 beds, reflects the coastal economy but does not dominate the town's year-round character. Housing transactions in the area run at roughly 4,743 per year, indicating an active and liquid resale market. The elevation of 53 m and the 3.3% gradient to the beach mean the walk to the sea is manageable on foot or bicycle for most people.
The map shows the apartment's position within San Pedro de Alcántara, between the town centre and the coast. Note that the distances shown, 1.6 km to Playa de San Pedro, 3.4 km to Puerto Banús and 10 km to Marbella, are straight-line measurements; actual road routes are longer. Golf courses, schools and the promenade cluster within a short radius of the property.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
San Pedro de Alcántara occupies a middle position on the western Costa del Sol, within Marbella municipality but with its own distinct town centre. Marbella lies 10 km to the east, while the larger cities of Algeciras (57 km) and Málaga (57 km) anchor the two ends of the coastal corridor, both straight-line distances. This places the property closer to the Marbella, Estepona golf and beach belt than to either major urban centre, roughly equidistant from the airports of Málaga and Gibraltar. The location combines town amenities with resort-level recreation nearby.
The nearest beach, Playa de San Pedro, lies 1.6 km away in a direct line, with the dog-friendly Playa Canina Ventura del Mar at 1.9 km and Playa Atalaya at 3.5 km. Road distances will be somewhat longer than these straight-line figures. Marbella centre is 10 km away, and the marina of Puerto Deportivo José Banús sits 3.4 km from the property, with the Marbella marina a further option at 9.2 km. Golfers can reach Magna Marbella Golf at 2.3 km, Real Club de Golf Las Brisas at 2.8 km and El Higueral Golf at 3.2 km, all measured directly. Two airports serve the location: Malaga-Costa del Sol at roughly 48 km and Gibraltar at about 49 km, both straight-line distances, meaning either can be used depending on flight availability. Electric-vehicle charging is available at the Marbella Supercharger, 6.1 km away, and at Estepona, 7.2 km away. Public transport covers the town with 10 lines and 50 stops, and the town setting means daily shopping, dining and services are reachable on foot, so a car is a convenience rather than a strict necessity.
| Beach Distance | 1.6 km |
| Malaga-Costa del Sol (AGP) | 48 km |
| Gibraltar (GIB) | 49 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
The climate is Mediterranean with an average annual temperature of 19.0°C and monthly averages ranging from 12°C in the coolest months to 26°C in the height of summer. This pattern supports outdoor use of the south-facing terrace for most of the year, with the covered section offering shade during the warmer months. The swimming season lasts around five months, during which sea temperatures reach 20°C or higher, aligning pool and beach use from roughly late spring into early autumn. The town sits at a modest 53 m above sea level, and the gradient from the urbanisation towards Playa de San Pedro is approximately 3.3%, a moderate slope that most residents can walk or cycle without difficulty. Beyond the beaches, the immediate surroundings are urban rather than natural, but two viewpoints lie within reach: Mirador del Muelle de Honor at 3.3 km and Mirador de la Charca de los Tubos at 4.9 km, both measured in a straight line. Rainfall is not specified in the available data, though the sunshine hours typical of the Costa del Sol underpin the outdoor orientation of the property and its communal gardens.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
Coastal recreation is well served. Playa de San Pedro at 1.6 km is the nearest option, connected to the town's seafront promenade, which functions as the main evening walking route. The area records two Blue Flag beaches, Guadalmina and Venus-Bajadilla, reflecting water quality and service standards along this stretch of coast. For sailing and waterfront dining, Puerto Deportivo José Banús lies 3.4 km away in a direct line. Golf is a defining recreational feature of the immediate area: three courses, Magna Marbella Golf, Real Club de Golf Las Brisas and El Higueral Golf, sit between 2.3 and 3.2 km from the property, an unusually tight cluster even by Costa del Sol standards. Land sports are covered by three facilities within about 1 km, including the municipal Polideportivo San Pedro and the Rocodromo climbing wall. Two viewpoints within 5 km offer walking destinations with coastal views. The communal swimming pool on-site adds a daily option that does not depend on beach weather or season, usable for roughly five months at comfortable water temperatures and situated directly below the apartment's terrace.
Source: Blue Flag 2026, OpenStreetMap
San Pedro Alcántara is a town in the municipality of Marbella, in Andalucía, Spain. It is a tourist destination of the Costa del Sol.
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|
| January | 12.6°C | 80 mm |
| February | 13.5°C | 47 mm |
| March | 14.5°C | 154 mm |
| April | 16.5°C | 70 mm |
| May | 19.7°C | 27 mm |
| June | 23.6°C | 6 mm |
| July | 26.5°C | 1 mm |
| August | 26.8°C | 7 mm |
| September | 23.8°C | 28 mm |
| October | 20.4°C | 72 mm |
| November | 16.0°C | 89 mm |
| December | 13.8°C | 80 mm |
Moderate
Ref: VL065801
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
At a fixed asking price of €395,000 for 90 m², this apartment sits at a different point on the regional price spectrum than the new-build comparables nearby. Aquamar in Torre del Mar lists from €269,950, Lantana Residencial in Mijas from €205,000 and Etherna Homes 2 in Estepona from €321,000, all new construction with phase-based pricing, whereas this property is a completed resale with a single fixed price. The difference reflects location as much as product: San Pedro de Alcántara belongs to Marbella municipality, one of the most established and liquid markets on the coast, with roughly 4,743 housing transactions per year in the area. That transaction volume indicates depth in the resale market, which matters for buyers weighing future flexibility. The immediate surroundings also differentiate the property: three golf courses within 3.2 km, two Blue Flag beaches in the area, and a full town infrastructure of schools, health centres and year-round commerce, features that new-build developments on cheaper inland plots in Torre del Mar or Mijas typically trade away. Buyers comparing options should weigh the refurbishment level and immediate availability of a 2003 building against the structural warranties and modern energy standards of new construction, and note that Estepona's Etherna Homes 2 offers a coastal new-build alternative closer to this property's price point. Within Marbella municipality itself, San Pedro generally positions below Puerto Banús and the Golden Mile in price per square metre while offering more everyday practicality, which is precisely the trade-off this property represents: urban convenience and a walkable town in exchange for resort-style exclusivity.
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