Sea-View Ground Floor Apartment
2 Beds·2 Baths·102 m²
About the property
This immaculate ground floor apartment in Manilva stands out for its south-west terrace with views of Gibraltar and Africa. It has 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 102 m2 built, and a 20 m2 terrace. The apartment is recently updated and in excellent condition. It has a new open-plan kitchen with an adjoining laundry room. The main bedroom and living area have electric blinds. There is a built-in entrance wardrobe and glass curtains on the terrace. It is sold furnished and ready to move in. Outside, the terrace enjoys open sea views. The community offers a pool, landscaped gardens, and a paddle tennis court. One underground parking space and a storage room are included. It is between La Duquesa and Sotogrande, with the nearest beach a 15-minute walk away.
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Manilva is the western frontier of the Costa del Sol, bordering the province of Cádiz. Centred on the marina and beaches of La Duquesa, it offers some of the most affordable coastal property on the western coast, which has made it popular with value-focused buyers and holiday-home owners. Beyond the coast lie vineyards, the hilltop village of Manilva and quiet countryside. The market is led by apartments and townhouses around La Duquesa's marina and golf course, with villas available inland and along the coast. For buyers priced out of Estepona and Marbella, Manilva offers a genuine beachside lifestyle at a lower entry point, with Sotogrande and Gibraltar close by to the west.
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