Nestled in Marbella, the four-bedroom, five-bath apartment at Super Manzana 3-J exemplifies a disciplined approach to coastal investment: generous indoor space, expansive terraces with sea views, and turnkey presentation that reduces friction for international buyers.

Discovering this Marbella apartment with Pure Living Properties

Pure Living Properties, operating in Marbella for 16 years with an overall score of 87.04/100 and an average client rating of 4.5, positioned this 210 sqm living-area property as a market-ready, high-demand asset. Priced at EUR 2,750,000, the apartment sits within Nueva Andalucía and combines investor-friendly features—covered garage, air conditioning, communal swimming pool—with a lifestyle premium: panoramic sea views and large terraces. As shown in the property photos, the terrace orientation and glazing maximise daylight and sightlines, which are important for both resale and holiday-rental performance.

Why this listing is presented as an investment case

The agency frames the apartment not as a one-off lifestyle purchase but as a quantifiable asset. Key metrics an investor should note: price per square metre (EUR 2,750,000 / 210 sqm ≈ EUR 13,095/m²), four en-suite bedrooms that increase rental bedroom-night yield, and outdoor living space that extends rentable seasonality in Marbella’s mild climate. The images capture the functional floor plan and terrace—visual evidence that the unit can command premium short-let rates during peak months while remaining attractive for longer-term leases off-season.

Property features that matter to international buyers

From an investor perspective, several practical attributes increase net operating income potential and reduce maintenance unpredictability. The apartment’s covered garage reduces wear and insurance costs for vehicles; built-in air conditioning maintains year-round rentalability; the communal pool is low-capex compared with private pools yet supports higher nightly rates in holiday markets. The photos illustrate these features: clear shots of the terrace and sea-view aspect, interior finishes that signal turnkey readiness, and circulation spaces that suit families or shared groups—both attractive tenant segments in Marbella.

Practical inspection checklist reflected in the listing

• Confirm terrace waterproofing and glazing seals Verify service charges for pool and communal areas Check parking deed and any subletting restrictions Assess energy performance certificate and air-conditioning servicing records Review historical occupancy and short‑let permissions in the community

How Pure Living Properties adds measurable value

Pure Living Properties applies a consistent selection framework: local market screening, physical asset due diligence, yield stress-testing and compliance checks for short-let and foreign ownership rules. In this case, the agency’s local presence in Marbella allowed rapid verification of neighbourhood comparables (particularly around Puerto Banús and Nueva Andalucía), clarity on community fees, and an assessment of rental demand across seasons. Their 16 years in the market reduces asymmetric information for international buyers—translating into fewer surprises at closing and a cleaner underwriting process for mortgage or portfolio modelling.

Service components relevant to cross‑border purchasers

• Multilingual negotiation and contract support to limit legal ambiguity End-to-end due diligence coordination: surveys, NIE and tax ID assistance Access to local property managers to fast-track rental readiness Transparent cost breakdowns: purchase taxes, notary, registry, and recurring community fees

Marbella and Nueva Andalucía: market context for buyers

Marbella’s coastal market remains segmented: trophy beachfront stock, golf-linked enclaves like Nueva Andalucía, and inland suburban product. This apartment sits in the golf-to-marine corridor—a segment that benefits from diversified demand (seasonal tourists, permanent expatriates, and high-net-worth second‑home buyers). For yield-focused investors, diversify risk by modelling three scenarios: conservative (long-term lease, lower rate), blended (mix of seasonal rentals and longer lets) and aggressive (short-let strategy). Pure Living Properties supplies historical occupancy and competitive nightly-rate data to inform those scenarios and to stress-test cap-rate sensitivity to seasonality and fee structures.

As visible in the images, proximity to Puerto Banús and local amenities supports demand elasticity: shorter drive times to marinas and restaurants compress vacancy risk. However, investors should account for Spanish purchase taxes and ongoing community fees when calculating net yield; Pure Living Properties typically provides a total-cost-of‑ownership worksheet to translate list price into a realistic projected yield.

Contact Pure Living Properties to request the data pack for this apartment — the pack includes comparable sales, community fee history, recent short-let performance in the block, and an itemised expected closing-cost schedule. For international buyers who prioritise clarity and reduced execution risk, this data-first approach is the agency’s principal value proposition.