Nestled in Estepona, this 168 sqm three‑bedroom apartment showcases the kind of coastal asset PI Properties Investment identifies for international buyers.

Discovering this Estepona apartment through PI Properties Investment

Spanning 168 square metres with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, the residence — listed at EUR 1,550,000 — combines measurable scale with high‑quality communal amenities: pool, garden, garage, lift and covered terraces with partial sea views. As shown in the photos, the plan prioritises light, circulation and tenant appeal, which are the first filters PI Properties Investment applies when underwriting coastal apartments for cross‑border buyers.

The images capture the broad living room proportions and the indoor‑outdoor flow that underpin both holiday‑let demand and long‑let comfort — a practical visual shorthand PI Properties Investment uses to source listings that meet short‑ and long‑term rental comparables.

Interior quality and tenant readiness

Built in 2003 and furnished, the apartment shows maintenance discipline: modern kitchen fittings, recessed lighting and well‑presented bathrooms. Those finishes reduce immediate capex needs and shorten vacancy cycles — two metrics international investors should prioritise when comparing Spanish coastal stock.

• • Ready‑to‑let attributes: furnished, AC, garage access • Amenity premium: communal pool, landscaped garden, lift • Outdoor value: terrace with sea views that improves nightly rates and long‑let desirability

How PI Properties Investment turns a listing into an investable asset

PI Properties Investment, based in Marbella with 20 years' local experience, applies an investment‑first selection framework. Their approach layers market comparables, rental performance benchmarking, tenant profile analysis and total cost of ownership modelling — not just aesthetic judgement. That methodology is evident in how they positioned this Estepona apartment in marketing and in their advisory conversations with international buyers.

For example, PI Properties Investment evaluates short‑let seasonality against longer‑term yields and flags capex timing (roofing, façades, community maintenance) that could affect net returns. When they presented this apartment, their dossier included projected Gross Rental Yield scenarios, typical occupancy patterns for Estepona, and an estimated all‑in holding cost—materials investors need to underwrite returns objectively.

Estepona context: demand drivers and downside risks

Estepona benefits from Costa del Sol infrastructure, nearby marinas and persistent leisure demand, which support both short‑term rental peaks and a steady long‑let market for relocations and retirees. However, yield compression in prime coastal pockets and regulatory shifts around short‑lets are real variables. PI Properties Investment factors those when advising buyers — translating local trends into concrete impact on net yields and capital appreciation scenarios.

Key local metrics investors should request: recent achieved nightly rates and occupancy for comparable complexes, community fees and reserve funding levels, historic sales per sqm in the micro‑neighbourhood, and the tax treatment for non‑resident landlords. PI Properties Investment provides these data points to clients so underwriting assumptions are transparent and traceable.

If you value an evidence‑based advisor for cross‑border acquisition, PI Properties Investment demonstrates the capabilities investors need: granular local knowledge, investment modelling, and on‑the‑ground asset management options for furnished coastal apartments. Contact PI Properties Investment to request the full investment pack and to arrange a viewing of this Estepona apartment.