Designed by a German architect with his own criteria, this villa of 295 m² on an 814 m² plot stands out for the coherence of its planning and the quality of its execution. Located at the end of a cul-de-sac, in total silence and facing south, the property offers privacy and comfort conditions that are hard to find in the area. The layout is on a single floor, ensuring comfort and accessibility in all spaces. The central core of the home is the main living room, with double height and a roof structure of exposed curved wooden beams — a unique architectural element that defines the identity of the ensemble. Integrated into this space, an upper gallery was originally conceived as a library and is currently used as an office.
From this central core, the house develops symmetrically: on one side, the master suite with a dressing room and en-suite bathroom; on the other, three additional bedrooms, one of them with an en-suite bathroom and another shared full bathroom. All rooms face south with direct views of the Mediterranean — on clear days, the panorama reaches Ceuta and the African coast. Completing the floor are a kitchen, a guest toilet, laundry room, and a large garage for a minimum of four vehicles.
The house features high-quality aluminum carpentry with double Climalit glazing, ensuring excellent thermal and acoustic insulation, along with air conditioning and heating throughout the property. The structure is crowned by a singular French noble wood roof, adding distinction to the ensemble. The natural, low-maintenance garden integrates the property harmoniously into its surroundings.
The property also has an additional surface area on the ground floor of approximately 295 m² in already executed structure, providing a real possibility of expansion without major construction work.
