The estate comprises a detached house with a floor area of approximately 700 m², set on a plot of around 7,500 m². Its main distinguishing feature compared to newly built developments lies in its established character: the mature trees, the fully grown garden and the seamless integration of the buildings into the landscape create a high degree of privacy and a sense of a fully established property—qualities that take decades to develop naturally.
More than just a conventional residential garden, the estate is home to a veritable private botanical park, with over 500 mature trees forming an exceptional botanical heritage. The collection combines highly valuable native species, such as centuries-old cork oaks and wild olive trees, with areas dedicated to exotic flora, notably featuring bamboo groves and species of Australian origin.
Water serves as the backbone of the landscape. A natural stream runs through the property and has been carefully integrated into the design through a system of ponds, waterfalls and wooden walkways, creating a setting of great scenic beauty. This ensemble generates its own microclimate and a serene atmosphere, accompanied by the soothing sound of flowing water, which envelops the entire outdoor area.
Situated between two of southern Europe’s most valuable natural areas, the villa occupies a privileged position between Los Alcornocales Natural Park and the Strait Natural Park. This exceptional setting ensures unobstructed views of the Strait of Gibraltar and the African coast, whilst the environmental protection of the surrounding area preserves the beauty of the landscape and limits urban development. The result is a unique combination of exclusivity, nature and accessibility, just a few minutes from Tarifa and Algeciras.
