villa in El Madroñal

A long, low line of glass.

The road rises from the coast through cork oak into El Madroñal, one of the Costa del Sol's quieter communities. This villa sits within 9,632 square metres of private estate, a scale that permits genuine seclusion. Built in 1991 and refined over time, it holds four bedrooms and four bathrooms across 525 square metres of lived space. South and west facing, it commands views toward the Mediterranean and the hills beyond. The materials speak for themselves: Moroccan limestone, lime plaster, handmade terracotta, solid oak joinery. The kitchen is oak by Mobalco with Gaggenau equipment. Bathrooms carry travertine and bespoke cabinetry. Teak windows open entirely onto terraces and garden. A pool sits within grounds planted for the climate, requiring little intervention. The gym converts to a guest bedroom if needed. This is the sort of house where nothing demands attention, and everything endures. To arrange an introduction, write to us.

• ArchitectOn request
• InteriorOn request
• LandscapeOn request
• BuilderOn request