Artist-designed villas near Penyagolosa

About this house

You arrive at this villa that blur the line between sculpture and home. Fifty-four six-metre pillars rise from the earth, supporting a roof of reclaimed mooring posts. Dutch artist Xander Spronken designed this architectural work following the Fibonacci sequence, creating a space that grounds you whilst lifting your gaze to Penyagolosa.

Each energy-neutral villa features floor-to-ceiling windows framing the Iberian mountains. You'll find two bedrooms and two bathrooms, along with a spacious equipped kitchen and living area. Underfloor heating and air conditioning ensure comfort year-round.

Your private estate spans 13 hectares dotted with almond and olive trees. A private driveway winds through the property to two separate villas, each with its own pool. The elevated position offers uninterrupted views across the hills to the 1,800-metre Penyagolosa summit, creating complete seclusion.

The Castellón hills offer year-round sunshine and warm winters. Medieval villages dot this region, often compared to Spanish Tuscany. You're 30 minutes from the Mediterranean for swimming and kitesurfing, whilst hiking, cycling, and mountain trails surround the property. This landscape invites exploration in every season.