Renovated Townhouse
4 Beds·3 Baths·323 m²·100 m² plot
About the property
This townhouse is in Altos de Puente Romano, Marbella, in the Golden Mile area. It offers a refined home with a roof solarium and private garden. The property has 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 323 m2 built, and 108 m2 terrace. It is arranged over several levels, with an open plan lounge, dining room, and kitchen. The main suite is on the first floor and has a walk-in wardrobe, en-suite bathroom, and private terrace. Two further double bedrooms have fitted wardrobes. The lower level has one bedroom, an en-suite bathroom, a relaxation area, and a utility room. It is presented with curated furnishings and bespoke furniture. The covered terrace is ideal for outdoor dining. The private garden has direct access to on-street parking and 2 private parking spaces in the garage below. The roof solarium gets all day sun. It is close to Marbella’s restaurants, golf courses, and the Mediterranean coast.
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Explore the location
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The Golden Mile is Marbella's original prestige address, the coastal strip running from the edge of Marbella town towards Puerto Banús. Home to landmark hotels like the Marbella Club and Puente Romano, it blends frontline-beach mansions and gated apartment complexes with mature tropical gardens and direct beach access. It remains one of the most sought-after and expensive locations on the whole coast. Property ranges from luxury apartments in established beachside communities to substantial villas on the hillside above, where Sierra Blanca and Nagüeles climb towards the La Concha mountain.
Price in context
46% below the typical price
About 46% below the typical price in The Golden Mile. Strong value for this location.
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