Apartment completely renovated and facing southwest in Japanese Gardens, within Marina Puente Romano.
The property is located on an elevated level and on a single level, which provides comfort and functionality. Access is through a lobby that leads to a spacious living-dining room with direct access to a partially covered terrace. From there you can enjoy pleasant views of the established
Apartment completely renovated and facing southwest in Japanese Gardens, within Marina Puente Romano.
The property is located on an elevated level and on a single level, which provides comfort and functionality. Access is through a lobby that leads to a spacious living-dining room with direct access to a partially covered terrace. From there you can enjoy pleasant views of the established gardens and the pool of the complex.
The contemporary design kitchen, integrated into the main space, has a central island that enhances practicality and also connects to the terrace, creating an ideal atmosphere for both day-to-day living and gatherings. The master bedroom has an en suite bathroom, while the other two bedrooms are completed with two bathrooms, one of them also en suite.
Among the additional amenities, the property offers parking space and storage room located in the underground level, providing value and storage solutions for residents.
This is a unique opportunity in the real estate market, as very few homes in this complex have these features of renovation, distribution, and orientation. Japanese Gardens is part of the prestigious Marina Puente Romano resort, one of the most sought-after residential complexes in the Costa del Sol. This urbanization, located in the heart of Marbella’s Golden Mile, combines the tranquility of its Japanese-inspired gardens with proximity to the beach, high-end restaurants, sports facilities, and first-class services, making it one of the most attractive locations in the area.
Puente Romano sits at the heart of Marbella’s Golden Mile, the stretch of coastline between Marbella town and Puerto Banús that has defined luxury living on the Costa del Sol for decades. The resort complex is built around the remains of an actual Roman bridge, and its low-rise Andalusian architecture, mature subtropical gardens, and direct beach access give it a character that newer developments along the coast have consistently failed to replicate. It remains the reference address on this coastline.
The Puente Romano Beach Resort’s own restaurants, including Nobu and Celicioso, are steps away. The beach club and tennis club are within the complex. Puerto Banús is a five-minute drive west, and Marbella’s old town, with its Plaza de los Naranjos and covered market, is roughly ten minutes east by car.
Marbella town centre is approximately four kilometres east, reachable in under ten minutes by car. Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport is the primary international gateway, located around 60 kilometres away along the AP-7 motorway, with a typical drive time of 45 to 55 minutes depending on traffic. Gibraltar Airport is roughly 75 kilometres to the west and offers an alternative for certain European routes, with a journey time of around one hour.