Andalucia, Huelva, Aljaraque, Spain

Ref. 07694
Located in the La Monacilla urbanization, next to two golf courses and 10 km from the beach. From the conception of the first sketch to the completion of the project, every detail was carefully considered. It was part of the XXIII COAH Architecture Competition Exhibition. Awarded 4th prize in the X National Architecture and Interior Design Competition by Porcelanosa. It has national and international publications. The exterior of the façade responds to a design of straight lines that configure different volumes, giving rise to a sculptural ensemble that stands imposingly. Where verticality is emphasized, thanks to the interplay of planes and finishes of the façade. With a rational and energy-efficient construction system. In the preliminary project, a meticulous study of its orientation was carried out, where the strategy of the lines was sought to guarantee privacy. It has 368 m2, according to the Cadastre, of innovative ideas. The exterior carpentry uses the VEMAX system. With maximum security glass and electric blinds with a hidden box. The home's enclosures are composed of double layers of hollow ceramic brick separated by an air chamber. They feature a layer of reflective thermal and acoustic insulation, composed of a double layer of pure aluminum. The insulation is based on an aerothermal system, offering the greatest thermal efficiency. Underfloor heating and a central air conditioning system with a 300-liter water tank are provided. A closed-loop DHW heating system is equipped with an automatic pump, ensuring instant DHW supply. Air-conditioning is hot and cold with a zoned system controlled by a mobile app. There is also a centralized interior and perimeter alarm system. The home's Quality Report includes more than 1,000 m2 of high-end Porcelanosa wall tiles, creating spaces of continuity. The large windows ensure that the views of the garden and the poolside chill-out area are an extension of the interior. Nothing is haphazard; each element is positioned so that nothing disrupts its balance. The interior boasts a rich spatial layout, thanks to its varying heights and the distinctive volume of some rooms. The foyer, a double-height space with a skylight that provides central illumination and warmth, is a highlight. If anything else stands out about this house, it's its light and the way its spaces are arranged. To reinforce the verticality and spaciousness of the living room, the wall separating it from the living room was raised, becoming a distinctive element at the entrance to the home. The living-dining room visually connects with the hallway and anticipates the interplay of symmetry that prevails in its two spaces. It occupies the entire front of the home, with access to the main terrace. The kitchen stands out for its functionality and comfort. Its central island houses the cooking area and sink, with direct access to the side porch. The ground floor also features a bedroom, now an office, and a full bathroom, where all its elements blend harmoniously. Guiding the flow to the upper floor is the staircase, which was given special prominence. With glass panels and a protective structure, it offers a lightweight aesthetic. The upper floor houses the private rooms. The master bedroom has a terrace with a cantilevered staircase leading to the walkable deck, offering endless views. The bedroom has a dressing room and en suite bathroom. Two other bedrooms have built-in wardrobes, a full bathroom, and a laundry area. The garden features artificial grass and a saltwater pool, harmonizing with the paved area and protected by an automatic cover. A chill-out area features furniture covered in nautical fabric, a fireplace, an outdoor kitchen, and a toilet. The annex includes a living room, bedroom, and full bathroom. The home also has four outdoor storage rooms. Notary and Registry fees not included.