description

This unique property continues the Mediterranean tradition of semi-buried houses, and combines it with the more recent trend of 'energy efficient' homes. For the past twenty years, this type of house has been the subject of research due to its low energy consumption and high levels of natural insulation. This 355 m² house sits on a 2,200 m² plot and enjoys a unique semi-underground design. Furthermore, the adjacent 2,200 m² plot can be purchased for an additional cost of 800,000 euros. On entering, we find the living-dining room. The living room has an oval shape that offers stunning views of the sea with access to the main terrace, pool and padel tennis court. At the end of the dining room is the kitchen with pantry. To the right of the entrance is the sleeping area: two double bedrooms with shared bathroom and a master bedroom with dressing room and bathroom. All bedrooms have access to the terrace and garden area. The basement consists of a family room, a guest bedroom, a wine cellar and a service area with a bedroom and a bathroom. This level also has access to the garden and pool area. In addition, it has a large space for family gatherings. This house has been featured in many newspaper articles, architecture books, and magazines. Additionally, it won a 1989 European Commission award from the George Wright Forum. Please contact us for more information or to arrange a viewing.