Ground Floor Apartment
3 Beds·2 Baths·133 m²
About the property
This ground floor apartment is in Limonar, Málaga, in a modern development with good outdoor space. It has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 133 m2 built, and a 25 m2 terrace. The apartment is described with a south-facing terrace and a second-floor location in the source text. Inside, it offers a bright living area, a fully fitted contemporary kitchen, built-in wardrobes, and high-quality finishes. The main bedroom has an en-suite bathroom and a private balcony. The property is in good modern condition and is not described as furnished. Outside, it has a terrace, two underground parking spaces, and a large private storage room. The community offers two swimming pools and a fully equipped gym. It is in the prestigious area of Limonar, just a short drive from Málaga city centre, the beach, and motorway connections.
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Málaga is the vibrant capital of the Costa del Sol and one of Spain's most dynamic cities. Once seen mainly as the region's airport gateway, it has reinvented itself as a cultural and lifestyle destination, with the Picasso and Pompidou museums, a restored historic centre, a working port turned promenade, and a growing technology and business scene. For property buyers it offers something the resorts cannot: a real, year-round Spanish city. Homes range from character apartments in the old town and Soho districts to modern developments in areas like Teatinos, and the leafy eastern seafront neighbourhoods of El Limonar and Pedregalejo. It appeals to those who want culture, walkability and city amenities on the doorstep, plus strong rental demand from tourism and a large student and professional population.
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The price is in line with the typical price in Málaga.
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