Beschreibung
Meisterwerk mit Panoramablick auf das Mittelmeer in La Gran Reserva, Sotogrande Located in the heart of La Gran Reserva, the most exclusive and elevated area of Sotogrande, this villa with modern architectural lines stands out for its design, harmoniously integrated into the natural landscape, and its privileged south orientation, offering stunning views of the sea, Gibraltar, and the African coast. The villa has a surface area of over 2,480 m² on a plot of 4,786 m². The house is distributed over three levels and is designed to ensure complete privacy and maximum integration with the surrounding nature. The villa includes seven bedrooms with full bathrooms, including the master bedroom, guest bedroom, and staff apartments, for a total of nine bathrooms. The interior spaces open onto spacious terraces, landscaped inner courtyards, and resting areas, creating a sense of unlimited fusion between the interior and exterior. Noble materials such as natural stone, wood, and marble have been used in the finishes, giving the house a warm, refined, and timeless atmosphere. Among the rest and relaxation areas are a spa with an indoor pool, a private gym, a cinema, a wine cellar, and a magnificent outdoor infinity pool. It also features an elevator, an office, interior fireplaces, and a covered garage for four cars. In terms of sustainability, the villa is equipped with advanced technologies such as aerothermal systems, photovoltaic panels, and biotermic ventilation, ensuring maximum energy efficiency throughout the year. The garden has been carefully designed with local plants to reduce water consumption and preserve the natural ecosystem. Thanks to the smart home system, it is possible to control lighting, climate, access, and sound from any mobile device. A unique property that is part of the fifteen residences of La Gran Reserva, where modern architecture merges with nature, creating a truly exceptional residential space. The images presented are for illustrative purposes and may differ from the final result.
