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This is an exceptional contemporary villa designed by Paul Vanrunxt, set in the hills of Los Altos de los Monteros.
Its precise architecture, calm interiors finished in natural materials and carefully framed views create a home of remarkable clarity, with expansive living spaces opening towards the Mediterranean.
The outdoor spaces were conceived as an integral part of the architecture itself. Terraces, courtyards, water and mature olive trees create a quiet connection with the surrounding landscape, while carefully positioned openings draw natural light and Mediterranean views deep into the house.
Inside, the focus is on proportion, natural light and material restraint. Open spaces flow naturally into one another, while carefully placed walls and changes in perspective give each area its own sense of intimacy.
The villa is arranged over two floors, with the principal family living spaces located on the main level. Here, the inviting living kitchen, TV lounge, office and three family bedrooms are brought together around the main outdoor areas.
The living kitchen is designed as a true centre of the home, with a fully fitted kitchen and natural stone countertops as well as a breakfast corner with gorgeous panoramic sea views. It also features a generous walk-in refrigerator.
The TV lounge, living kitchen and outdoor lounge each feature a fireplace, adding warmth and a sense of comfort to the home throughout the year.
In the principal living spaces, 3.5-metre-high ceilings and full-height windows reinforce the sense of volume and allow the surrounding landscape to become part of the interior.
The main level opens onto the pool and principal terrace, with a series of intimate spaces for outdoor dining, lounging and relaxing.
The result is a setting equally suited to relaxed family life and entertaining, where refined architectural lines meet the natural character of the Andalusian landscape, with the Mediterranean stretching out below.
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