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The façade combines Binissalem limestone with areas clad in Santanyí sandstone. The envelope is finished with external thermal insulation, which avoids thermal bridges and guarantees comfort throughout the year. Schüco aluminium joinery defines crisp openings. Inside, high-end porcelain stoneware floors and wall tiles converse with lacquered oak interior carpentry. Moisture-resistant, high-hardness gypsum board with perlite completes an impeccable technical base that never imposes itself.

The house is arranged on a ground floor, two upper storeys and a walkable flat roof. On the ground floor, the entrance opens to a quiet hall with staircase and a panoramic glass lift. To one side, the garage connects to the store and laundry. To the other, a full gym breathes toward the patio. A double bedroom and a generous bathroom allow comfortable living at street level, close to the garden and the sea breeze.

On the first floor, intimacy takes the lead. Three double bedrooms, each with an en-suite bathroom and terrace, benefit from sound-insulated partitions that preserve rest. Filtered light settles on natural textiles and on veined worktops that seem to draw time, an interior designed to last and to age beautifully.

The second floor is the social heart. A continuous living and dining room flows into a kitchen of clean lines, invisible fittings and fine-profile lighting. The terraces extend the room toward the landscape, a setting for long meals and unhurried conversations. This level also houses a fourth double bedroom with en-suite and its own terrace, a flexible suite for guests or quiet work.

The roof becomes a habitable lookout. A 15 m² sheet of water stretches the architecture toward the horizon. Beside the pool, a barbecue, outdoor dining and a sun deck create a refuge for slow afternoons. An open-air shower and a WC complete a plan conceived to live the Mediterranean climate with ease, minimalist without coldness, essential without compromise.