Forming part of a stunning new development in the exciting new residential area of Real de La Quinta in the hills behind Marbella, this beautiful contemporary penthouse apartment offers design, views and wonderful leisure facilities. Backed by the spectacular UNESCO biosphere, a natural paradise for hiking and appreciating the abundant nature of the area.
Dominating the skyline, this attractive new development curves around the natural contours of the hillside, creating striking, organic architectural lines and commanding stunning views across the countryside and lake to the Mediterranean beyond. Built in 4 phases, by leading architects, the first phase of the development comprises just 39 apartments.
The stand out feature of this fabulous new property is the stunning roof terrace expanding over 209m2 and offering unparalleled space for leisure, including barbecue area, bar, sun lounge and chillout area - all commanding panoramic sea, mountain and lake views.
Add to this the chic interior comprises light, bright contemporary open-plan living space, making excellent use of quality materials. The open-plan, fully-fitted kitchen is finished to the highest standards in attractive slate grey and wood. With air-conditioning and underfloor heating, this attractive home also has a fireplace. The floor-to-ceiling windows lead out on to spacious terraces, enhancing the living space.
Built over one level, the apartment has 4 well-appointed bedrooms with on-trend bathrooms en-suite. The home also has a utility room and storage room, along with underground parking space for 2 cars.
The communal areas of this development are second to none, offering swimming pools, gym and use of the fabulous lake that has been created for leisure, including a state-of-the-art lake club. The location - behind Nueva Andalucía affords this property an excellent selection of leisure opportunities including golf, restaurants, sports clubs and nightlife. The area is just a short drive to the beaches and Puerto Banús.
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