Aires de San Lucas — 2 and 3-Bedroom Apartments with Rooftop Pool in La Princesa, Málaga

About Aires de San Lucas

Aires de San Lucas is a residential building of fifty-nine two- and three-bedroom apartments in La Princesa, the district west of Málaga’s centre between the Huelin park and the María Zambrano station. Six homes are currently available, all on the upper floors with their own terraces, and completion is scheduled for December 2027. The building is arranged around a landscaped inner courtyard, with the communal pool and a solarium on the roof looking over the neighbourhood towards the sea.

The available two-bedroom apartments are between 75 and 79 m² built, with two bathrooms, fitted kitchens and fitted wardrobes; the three-bedroom of 105 m² adds a second terrace. Orientations vary between north-east, south-east and south-west, so buyers can choose between morning light and afternoon sun. Air conditioning for heating and cooling, double glazing and an entry-phone system are standard, and every apartment comes with a space in the underground garage. Photovoltaic panels and solar water heating supply part of the building’s energy.

Amenities

• Rooftop communal pool with solarium and sea views
• Landscaped inner courtyard with seating areas
• Underground garage space included
• Photovoltaic panels and solar water heating
• Hot and cold air conditioning
• Fitted kitchen and fitted wardrobes
• Private terrace on every available apartment
• Lift, double glazing and entry phone

Location — La Princesa, Málaga

La Princesa is the western extension of Málaga’s city centre, a residential grid of the 1970s and 80s now being renewed block by block. The Huelin park — 32,000 m² with a lake and more than seven hundred trees — is the neighbourhood’s green space, and the promenade of Antonio Machado and the 700-metre Huelin beach are about 900 m away. Metro stations La Princesa–Huelin and Barbarela on lines 1 and 2 are a five-minute walk; the María Zambrano station, with high-speed trains to Madrid in under three hours, and the airport are each about ten minutes by car, and the C1 suburban train reaches the terminal in fifteen. A choice for people who want to live in Málaga as a city — with the metro, the station and the beach on foot — rather than in a coastal resort.