Property for sale - apartment in the heart of Puerto Banús,Puerto Banus

Originally listed for €199,000 and recently reduced to €169,995 for a quick sale. This apartment is ideally located in the heart of Puerto Banús, just metres from the port and the beaches. The property is in need of some updating, which is reflected in the price. The accommodation includes a sitting room with large fireplace, plus bathroom, kitchen and bedroom. The terrace has been incorporated into the bedroom but could always be reinstated. A unique opportunity. Distance to beach: 0 mins. Distance to bars / restaurants: 0 mins. 169.995 €



Property for sale in Puerto Banus, Apartment

Reference: OMR113374

  • Setting: Port, Close To Golf, Close To Shops, Close To Sea, Close To Town, Close To Schools
  • Orientation: North East
  • Views: Mountain
  • Features: Marble Flooring
  • Furniture: Not Furnished
  • Kitchen: Fully Fitted
  • Parking: Street
  • Security: Gated Complex, 24 Hour Security 

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