A corner garden apartment in Cumbres del Rodeo, Nueva Andalucía, taken apart and rebuilt rather than redecorated. What was a conventional three-bedroom ground floor is now a house-like home with a layout nobody else in the development has. The position does half the work. Southwest-facing, elevated above pavement level, with nothing directly overlooking the main outdoor areas — so the garden is genuinely private, the light runs through the afternoon and the view reaches the sea on one side and the mountains on the other. The centre of the remodel is an indoor-outdoor kitchen with a central island. Fully retractable glass curtains open it onto the terrace and garden, so cooking, eating and entertaining happen in one continuous space rather than in three separate rooms. Dining is set up both inside and out, and a small gym sits beside the garden next to the jacuzzi. The terrace works as an outdoor living room, framed by mature planting. A thatched Bali-style gazebo shelters the jacuzzi, and a second private garden area with its own side access and an outdoor shower gives a separate, quieter corner. Inside, the double-width living room is zoned rather than open-plan-by-default: a sitting area, a TV wall, a central feature fireplace, a substantial dining area with banquette seating, and a dedicated work space. Materials are natural and warm, which is what stops a remodel of this intensity feeling like a showroom. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms, 160 m² built with a 73 m² private garden. For a buyer who wants villa-style outdoor living without villa maintenance, this is the version of a garden apartment that actually delivers it.