Three bedrooms and sea, golf and mountain views from a renovated first-floor Altos de La Quinta apartment, with a south-facing covered terrace and open kitchen.

Andalusian arches frame the views from this covered terrace: La Quinta Golf in the foreground, mountains around the valley and the Mediterranean beyond. On the first floor of Altos de La Quinta, the apartment was fully renovated in 2026, bringing pale finishes and warm interior details to the community’s traditional exterior architecture.

The living and dining areas share an open space that extends onto the terrace through wide sliding doors. Large-format porcelain flooring links the rooms, while wall panelling and considered lighting add detail without overwhelming the interior. A south-facing aspect and the connection to the terrace shape the main living space.

The kitchen sits alongside the dining area, with handleless wood-effect cabinetry and stone-effect worktops and splashback. Built-in equipment includes an oven and an induction hob with integrated extraction. The layout keeps the dining table, seating area and terrace connected rather than separating cooking from the rest of the room.

The dining area sits beside the kitchen, leaving the rest of the living room open for seating. Low furniture and continuous surfaces reinforce the sense of space, while the glazed doors keep the terrace in view even when closed. The arrangement gives dining and relaxing their own places without dividing them into separate rooms.

All three bedrooms have fitted wardrobes. The main bedroom opens directly onto the terrace, with sea views from the bed. Two bathrooms have walk-in showers, double vanities and backlit mirrors, and there is a separate guest toilet. Ducted air conditioning serves the apartment, and the building has a lift.

The bathrooms share a consistent finish, with brushed stainless steel fittings, rain showers and vanity units incorporating storage. The guest toilet is separate from the two full bathrooms, a practical arrangement when entertaining that leaves the main bathrooms available for the bedrooms.

The 26 m² terrace accommodates outdoor dining and a seating area beneath the arches. It overlooks the communal planting and golf course, with broader views towards the coast. The registered built area is 140 m², with an indicated interior area of 103 m².

The terrace retains the arches and columns that characterise the community. Its depth allows the dining table and seating to occupy different areas, with the covered section providing shelter. Direct access from the main bedroom offers another route outside without passing through the living room.

Residents share gardens and communal swimming pools. The community has approved pool heating powered by electricity from solar panels, together with exterior repainting. These are planned improvements, rather than facilities described as already completed.

Golf, greenery and the homes of La Quinta define the immediate setting. The community provides shared outdoor areas, alongside the approved improvements to the pools and building exteriors. Residents can use the gardens without taking on their individual upkeep, while the apartment retains its own private terrace.

The location offers a golf setting with shops, the coast and Marbella accessible by car. Both the living room and main bedroom open onto the same terrace, giving the outdoor space a direct role in the apartment’s two main areas rather than leaving it separate from everyday use.