The Penthouse at The Edge

Beachfront Penthouse at The Edge in Estepona

Offering direct beach access and breathtaking expanses of the Mediterranean Sea as its backdrop, this designer penthouse was created by Rafael de La-Hoz as a sleek, sunlit sanctuary with an infinity styled rooftop pool terrace, three seaview bedrooms with walls of windows, two contemporary bathrooms, and a sky-high, spacious living room with sliding doors to the rooftop terrace.

The sleek space presents a vivid white canvas for modern art, upscale amenities and furnishings. The open-concept living, dining and kitchen area extends outdoors to the rooftop terrace and elevated, private pool. The kitchen is pristine white with a stone island, and the dining room for six offers Mediterranean views for miles.

Three crisp bedrooms include a primary king suite with doors sliding open to the terrace and an en-suite bathroom and walk-in closet. The two additional bedrooms (one king, one double twin) share awe-inspiring views of the Mediterranean, terrace access and a common bathroom.

The apartment’s stand-out space is its huge rooftop terrace, a 350-square-meter penthouse deck with two furnished lounge areas, a dining space, and pool with sensational sea views. The terrace runs the entire exterior of the penthouse, offering outdoor access and huge views from each of the apartment's bright rooms.

Additional Information: The property is available for residencies. Spa/wellness amenities include: a hammam, indoor pool, and social space. Exclusive concierge services are also available.

Around

A town on the vivid Costa del Sol in Spain’s southern Andalusia region, Estepona is a resort town with a palm-lined promenade and the Playa de la Rada beach. The coastline here is dotted with tiny, scenic coves, and the town is known for its many restaurants and lively tapas bars, plus its watersports facilities at the Puerto Deportivo. Estepona’s Old Town offers a whitewashed maze of historic streets and residences, with dozens of small flowering squares. Called “The Garden of the Costa del Sol,” Estepona's center has been revamped and shined up, with open-air sculptures by renowned artists, murals on building facades, as well as bright new whitewashing and newly painted trim adding to the town’s crisp, seaside allure.

Its Castle of San Luis dates from the 16th century, and the Lighthouse of Punta Donacella still lights the way for boats crossing the Strait of Gibraltar. There’s a popular street market held in town each Wednesday, and Estepona offers all necessary goods and services. An orchidarium, or orchid-specific greenhouse, showcases more than 5,000 of the plants, a dazzling show of color and texture, while the flower-filled square of Plaza de las Flores is home to the art of the Colección Garó.

Location

Estepona, Andalusia, Spain. Nearest airports: Gibraltar (35km), Malaga (65km)

Best time to visit

March to November