villa in Tarifa
A corner house built into the medieval wall of Tarifa, lived quietly for fifty years
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A long, low line of glass.
This nine-bedroom villa stands on the medieval rampart of Tarifa's historic centre, with one entrance cut directly through the fortification. The property occupies 510 square metres across three floors, with 321 square metres of terrace, patio and rooftop. The ground floor holds two garages—rare in the old town—a reception hall, two rooms and a bathroom. The first floor, reached independently via the wall, contains a salon, four bedrooms, two baths and a guest toilet, opening onto eighty square metres of outdoor space. A separate one-bedroom apartment with bath sits within the plot. The house dates from 1975 and requires updating, though it remains habitable. The scale and dual-street access make it unusual. Enquiries are by introduction only.
- ArchitectOn request
- InteriorOn request
- LandscapeOn request
- BuilderOn request
Materials, in conversation.
The cicadas before the road.
South-facing, 348 m² parcel · Tarifa, Tarifa.
The rest of the house.
Two wings, one courtyard.
The ground floor opens entirely to the south through a forty-metre run of pocket-door glass. The two sleeping wings are separated by a thirty-metre reflecting pool and connected by a covered colonnade.
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Shown by appointment, in person, by introduction.
villa in Tarifa is presented in person. Allow ninety minutes; bring no expectations. On request: a printed dossier, by courier — under NDA.