AZ · 001 · ARENAL SUITES · CALPE
The Penthouse
A villa gives you a garden. This gives you the horizon.
The 14th and 15th floors of Arenal Suites, directly on the Arenal beachfront. Two levels, glazed on three sides, crowned by a private rooftop pool facing the Peñón de Ifach.
- BUILT
- 208 m²
- LEVELS
- 14th + 15th
- BEDROOMS
- 3
- ROOFTOP POOL
- 18 m²
I · THE PROPERTY
A villa gives you a garden. This gives you the horizon.
Arenal Suites, Calle Alemania 2 — the 14th and 15th floors, directly on the Arenal beachfront. 208 m² across two levels. Three bedrooms, three bathrooms, two garage spaces and a storage room. Fully furnished, turnkey, off-market.
II · THE ROOFTOP
A pool and jacuzzi at altitude.
The defining feature of this penthouse: a private 18 m² pool, a jacuzzi facing the open Mediterranean, a sun terrace and BBQ area — all on the 15th floor. No groundskeeper. No maintenance contract. Just water, sky, and silence above the rooftops of Calpe.
III · THE LIVING SPACES
The view comes first.
Floor-to-ceiling glazing on three sides dissolves the boundary between inside and outside — the Arenal beach, the bay of Calpe, and the open Mediterranean become the walls of the room. Marble countertops, integrated appliances, a kitchen designed for someone who knows what they want.
IV · MORNING
The alarm does not wake you. The light does.
Pale gold on the ceiling, then full Mediterranean blue through floor-to-ceiling glass. The Peñón de Ifach is already there, exactly as you left it the night before. Permanent. Unmovable. Yours. A telescope rests by the window — for the nights the horizon alone is not enough.
V · THE SUITE
A second floor. A second silence.
The 15th-floor suite — bedroom three, its own ensuite, opening directly onto the rooftop. Designed for guests who arrive quietly and leave the same way. Linen white, stone shower, the sea framed in every doorway.
VI · THE PEÑÓN
The Peñón de Ifach, framed in glass.
Among the most iconic landmarks of the Spanish Mediterranean — a UNESCO-protected nature reserve rising directly in front of the penthouse. It frames every view: living room, rooftop, bedroom. It is permanent. It cannot be built out. It belongs to the horizon of this penthouse alone.
VII · AFTERNOON
When was the last time an afternoon belonged entirely to you?
The pool on the rooftop is yours alone. No reservation. No towel on the sunbed. No other guests. The old town is a ten-minute walk — no car keys, no parking, no decision fatigue. The building manages itself while you are gone. This is ownership, finally working the way it was supposed to.
VIII · EVENING
This time, it is not borrowed.
The sun moves toward the Sierra de Oltá. The bay turns blue, then gold, then a deep saturated rose. The Peñón catches the last of it. You have watched this happen from hotel terraces and borrowed views. Tonight you will watch it again — from exactly this same place.
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