A data‑driven look at a 3‑bed Estepona apartment and how PI Properties Investment packages coastal listings for international buyers — documentation, photos and local expertise.
Nestled in Estepona, property HQL-W2NHW represents a measured example of coastal residential value: a 168 m², three‑bedroom apartment built in 2003 that combines marketable sea views, full concierge conveniences and communal amenities suited to international buyers.

At EUR 1,550,000 this apartment sits at a premium point on the Costa del Sol spectrum. Spanning 168 square metres across three bedrooms and two bathrooms, the floorplan favours long‑term rental appeal and high‑end short‑let demand alike. As shown in the photos, large picture windows and a terrace capture partial sea views while communal gardens and the pool provide low‑volatility amenity value for tenants and owners.
From an investor perspective, the property combines three features that matter most: usable living area per euro, marketable amenity set (pool, garage, terrace, air conditioning), and location adjacencies (beach, marinas, golf). The furnished presentation visible in the imagery shortens vacancy cycles for furnished rentals; the garage and lift reduce operational friction for both managers and tenants.
• 168 m² of living space that supports 3‑bed rental yields • Sea view and terrace — commanding higher seasonal ADRs (average daily rates) • Communal pool and gardens — low ongoing CapEx for common areas • Garage and elevator — strong for longer‑term lets and resale

Based in Marbella and operating for 20 years, PI Properties Investment brings a consistent service framework for international buyers: localized market intelligence, structured property vetting, and a sales process adapted to cross‑border purchasers. This apartment is presented using that framework — the photos and specifications reflect a deliberate readiness for international viewings and rental marketing.
PI Properties Investment’s stated specialisations — luxury, vacation homes and investment sales — align with the operational needs of buyers who require clear documentation, tenancy histories where available, and coordinated post‑purchase management. Their 20‑year presence in the region reduces counterparty risk: agents who know municipal permitting, community fees and local tax practices shorten due diligence timelines for foreign purchasers.
1. Local legal and tax referral network for non‑resident buyers 2. Transparent breakdowns of community fees, IBI and transfer taxes 3. Furnishing and turnkey rental setup options to accelerate income 4. Proven photography and listing materials — the supplied images show that attention to presentation

The image set included with this listing documents important investment signals: clean, daylight interior shots that validate the stated floor area; exterior context images that show communal gardens and pool; and terrace photos that demonstrate the sea‑view angle. These are the exact visuals an asset manager needs to model seasonal occupancy and set furnishing grades for different tenant profiles.
• Living area proportions and natural light levels • Terrace and partial sea view lines of sight • Condition of communal amenities (pool, gardens) • Garage access and building accessibility via lift

Estepona’s market profile on the Costa del Sol blends stable year‑round resident demand with a reliable tourist season — a dual demand source attractive to buy‑to‑let strategies. For international buyers, key considerations are seasonal occupancy volatility, local rental licensing regimes, and total cost of ownership (community fees, insurance, and non‑resident taxation). PI Properties Investment’s local practice addresses these variables directly during buyer briefings.
Macro factors to factor into yield modelling for a property like this include average seasonal ADRs, expected maintenance as the building ages (year built: 2003), and comparative price per square metre for similar sea‑view apartments in Estepona. The agency’s on‑the‑ground comparables help calibrate realistic exit scenarios and rental forecasts.

• Recent community minutes and annual budgets (to identify upcoming CapEx) • Utility cost history and energy certificate • Furnishing inventory and rental performance if marketed previously • Exact plot/registry extracts and a clear statement of parking ownership • Breakdown of purchase costs for non‑residents (transfer tax, notary, registries, legal fees)

This apartment is both a lifestyle asset and a quantifiable investment case. PI Properties Investment positions the listing with documentation and service layers that reduce friction for cross‑border buyers: clear imagery, furnished staging, and local process knowledge. For investors who prioritise predictable operating costs and fast leasing, PI’s market experience in Marbella/Estepona is a practical advantage.
If you want a concise yield estimate or a tailored due diligence list for this apartment, ask PI Properties Investment for comparable rent schedules, recent maintenance records and an itemised purchase cost projection — the information investors need to convert a listing into a modelled asset.
As shown in the property photos, the apartment’s presentation supports immediate marketing to international tenants and holiday lets. For readers assessing Estepona opportunities, this is a useful case study in how agency presentation, local expertise and transparent documentation combine to reduce underwriting risk.
Contact PI Properties Investment to request the full information pack and next steps on valuation, negotiation strategy and post‑purchase property management.
Swedish financier who guided 150+ families to Spanish title deeds since relocating from Stockholm in 2012, focusing on legal and tax implications.
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