Santa Ponça, Balearic Islands 07180

This apartment sits on the third floor of a well-established residential block in the La Caleta area of Santa Ponsa, and the standout feature here is immediate: it is frontline to the marina, with the terrace and living areas looking straight out over the water and the boats moored below. This is not a partial or angled sea view picked up from a corner window. It is a direct, unobstructed outlook across the port, framed by mature pine trees that give shade without blocking the view.Built space across the apartment comes to 196.40 sqm, spread across four bedrooms and three bathrooms. The reform was completed within the last six years and carried out throughout, not in patches. Natural stone flooring runs through the main living areas, and the materials used across the kitchen, bathrooms, and living spaces are modern and consistent. This is turnkey. You bring your furniture and you live. The open plan living, dining, and kitchen area is where the view does its best work. Full-height sliding doors open the whole space onto the terrace, so the marina is visible from the sofa, from the dining table, and from the kitchen island. Sit down for dinner and you are looking out at moored yachts and sailboats rather than a wall or a neighbouring building. In the evening, with the doors open and the ceiling fan turning, the line between the terrace and the living room barely exists. The layout works well for family living. Bedrooms and living zones are well separated from one another, rather than stacked on top of each other the way they often are in apartments of this size. Several of the bedrooms share that same marina outlook, opening directly onto their own terrace access with views over the water and the boats below. Waking up and stepping outside to see the marina first thing is one of those details that photographs undersell. There are two independent terraces, both taking advantage of the frontline position. One works well for a long lunch table in the shade of the pines, the other suits a quieter spot for morning coffee or evening drinks, each looking out over the boats and the water beyond. Having two separate outdoor spaces rather than one shared balcony changes how the home is actually used day to day, especially with a family who all want their own moment outside. Underground parking is included, which in this part of Santa Ponsa is worth having stated plainly. Finding secure, covered parking near the coast here is not a given. The building sits within a gated community with a communal pool set among mature gardens, a short walk from the apartment, giving residents a second option to the sea for a swim without the crowds of the beach. Worth noting for anyone reviewing the paperwork: the apartment is in fact two adjoining units combined into one, which explains both the generous proportions and the strong room separation described above. It reads and lives as a single home, but the layout benefits are a direct result of that original configuration. LIVING LIKE A LOCAL The marina view from this apartment is not incidental to the location, it is the location. This part of Santa Ponsa sits directly on the water, with Club Náutico Santa Ponsa a short walk away. If you keep a boat, walking from your terrace to your mooring rather than driving across town is a genuine, everyday convenience, not a marketing line. The nearby beach is small and manageable rather than the wide tourist-heavy stretches further along the coast. This part of Santa Ponsa is more residential and quieter than the central tourist strip, which means fewer crowds and a slower pace day to day, while still being a short drive from the bars, restaurants, and nightlife of central Santa Ponsa if you want it. Families based here have great access to the international schools serving the southwest of the island, along with the sports clubs and padel courts that have become part of daily life for residents in this area. The sailing and marine culture around the nautical c