Luxury 3-Bedroom Duplex Penthouse for Sale in Cataleya, Atalaya Golf – Panoramic Views & Resort Amenities
Welcome to this luxury 3-bedroom duplex penthouse for sale in Cataleya, Atalaya Golf, located in one of the most prestigious gated communities in Estepona. Set within beautifully landscaped gardens and offering spectacular golf and panoramic mountain views, this modern residence blends elegance, comfort, and convenience in the heart of the Costa del Sol.
Property Highlights
3 Spacious Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms (including master en-suite)
Open-plan living and dining area with direct access to a large terrace
Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the home with natural light
Modern fully equipped kitchen with premium appliances
Private solarium and large terraces perfect for outdoor living
2 underground parking spaces + storage room
This contemporary penthouse in Cataleya features high-end finishes, sleek design, and a generous floor plan ideal for both family living and entertaining. Enjoy seamless indoor-outdoor flow with moveable glass partitions that open to stunning views over the golf course and surrounding mountains.
Exclusive Community Amenities
450 m² outdoor lagoon-style swimming pool with beach-entry
Heated indoor pool for year-round use
Over 27,000 m² of landscaped tropical gardens and green zones
Secure, gated community with high privacy
Walking distance to Atalaya Golf and El Paraíso Golf Clubs
Prime Location in Atalaya, Estepona
Perfectly situated between San Pedro de Alcántara, Benahavís, and Marbella, this penthouse offers easy access to international schools, restaurants, shops, beaches, and golf resorts — all within a 10–15 minute drive.
Contact us today to schedule a private viewing of this exclusive Cataleya duplex penthouse with panoramic golf views — available now but in high demand.
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