It is one thing to set yourself up with a fantastically luxurious villa for your next trip to the Costa Blanca. However, it is something else entirely to purchase your own ultra-prestigious property on the Costa as your very own private holiday home.
Extraordinary properties appear all the time on the real estate market in this highly desirable corner of Spain. It is just that every now and again, something truly remarkable appears and prompts an impulse purchase of lottery tickets.
What you are looking at here is the Morning Breeze villa, which occupies a prime plot within one of the most executive residential areas in the Costa Blanca. It is positioned within the confines of the Las Colinas Golf and Country Club, with breath-taking panoramic views in every direction and gorgeous green surroundings.
As for the building itself, the property was inspired by Bauhaus design principles and features an awe-inspiring seven metre-high facade and two-storey aquarium-style glass infinity pool. The architects responsible for the villa have done a fantastic job creating a sense of seamlessness between the outdoors and indoors – just the thing when blessed with the region’s enviable year-round climate.
Monica Armani – renowned architect and multidisciplinary designer – played an integral role in each and every aspect of the property’s design and development. Commenting on the project, she said that her goal was to create a property that doesn’t just blend seamlessly with its surroundings, but actually enhances the landscape with its striking form.
Sotheby’s International Realty is currently listing Morning Breeze villa for a price of just $5.7 million, which is fairly modest when considering what you are actually getting for your money.
“Architect and multidisciplinary designer Monica Armani references the principles of the contemporary Bauhaus movement to create a new breed of luxury property, a unique villa in the Costa Blanca that will sit at the pinnacle of the Spanish luxury property market,” reads the Sotheby’s listing.
The eco-friendly development features three bedrooms, divided over two self-contained but interconnected suites with their own private kitchens and bathrooms. The idea being that guests will have the opportunity to spend as much or as little time together as they like, enjoying nothing but complete privacy when preferred. By far, the standout of the residence is the 240-square-metre terrace with 160-degree views, complemented by a sauna, a jacuzzi, a spa and a private gym. Staff quarters are (of course) also on-site, along with perfectly manicured gardens all around with plenty of mature orange and lemon trees.