Villa Of 576 M² In Benahavis, Spain

Seamless Indoor and Outdoor Living

The concept of living that flows between the inside and outside is fundamental to each villa’s layout. The living room and the terrace are designed to merge, creating a single, large living area. In key spots within the villas, the windows are designed to disappear into the walls, offering unobstructed, wide-reaching views of the natural landscape surrounding the property.

On-Site Amenities and Facilities

The development offers a wide range of amenities designed to provide residents with everything they need. The facilities currently being built include a large lake, covering 36,000 square meters and over 400 meters at its longest point. There’s a residents’ club for those living there and their guests, along with an artificial beach area with a section for swimming. For water enthusiasts, non-motorized water sports like windsurfing, paddleboarding, kayaking, water biking, and rowing are available. An executive golf course, designed by Manuel Piñero, surrounds the lake and includes a golf academy, a short game practice area, and a long game practice area.

For health and wellness, there’s a dedicated center featuring a spa, sauna, massage areas, a 25-meter heated pool, and a secondary pool for aqua gym activities. A route for running, walking, and cycling circles the lake. Residents can also enjoy services from an exclusive boutique hotel managed by a hospitality group. Sports facilities include tennis and paddle tennis courts. Dining options consist of an exclusive restaurant, a bar, and a snack bar. A small commercial area provides shops and a water sports kiosk. For younger residents, there’s a Kid’s Club and a children’s play park, complete with a junior climbing area.

Commitment to Sustainability

A core principle of this project is building responsibly for the present without compromising the future. The development is in the process of obtaining BREEAM certification, an environmental assessment method. The design adaptations made as a result of this assessment aim to create sustainable homes that not only improve the well-being of their inhabitants but also contribute to the protection of natural resources and offer a sound property investment.