This magnificent Mediterranean façade combines traditional Spanish architecture with modern elements of comfort. The foundation of the house is made of natural sandstone with a characteristic warm ochre palette, creating a sense of close connection with the surrounding landscape.
The terrace roof is an elegant wooden structure with traditional tiles, supported by massive round beams that protrude outward — details typical of the rustic Mediterranean style. The façade features thoughtful asymmetry: arched niches combined with rectangular window openings, equipped with classic cream-colored louvered shutters.
Particularly noteworthy is the open terrace with terracotta floor covering, which creates a natural transition between interior and exterior. The terrace design is enhanced by abundant greenery — bright yellow shrubs in terracotta pots and an olive tree create a soft contrast with the stone texture of the house. Arcades and columns supporting the structure give the composition lightness despite the massiveness of the materials used.
The overall color palette — a combination of sand, cream, terracotta, and green — creates a sense of organic unity with the natural surroundings. The façade demonstrates an impeccable balance between authentic rural aesthetics and the refined elegance of a country villa.