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This architectural villa in Sotogrande is conceived as the superimposition of two distinct volumes: a transparent base and a more solid upper section that appears to rest lightly above it. The contrast between openness and solidity defines the home's identity.

Set on a 2,707 sqm plot, the property offers 995 sqm of built space distributed over four floors. It includes four bedrooms, four bathrooms and three guest toilets, combining generous proportions with a carefully considered layout.

The ground floor flows as a continuous open-plan space where glazed walls dissolve the boundary between indoors and outdoors. This design connects the interior directly with the terrace, the private garden and the infinity pool, which becomes a natural extension of the living area.

The upper volume houses the private quarters and opens through large framed openings that create controlled views and add depth to the façade. Horizontal planes and perimeter frames reinforce the geometry of the house and give the whole project a sense of balance and precision.

Located close to golf and forest areas, this new development offers private parking, a private pool, a private garden and a kitchen-lounge layout. It is a striking contemporary home where volume, light, water and materials work together as one architectural concept.

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