Detached Villa - Benissa

This detached villa in Racó de Galeno, Benissa, presents a distinctly contemporary architectural approach, defined by an exclusive design and a carefully considered relationship with the land. Concrete and natural stone are used across both the interior and exterior walls, giving the house a composed material character. At the rear, the structure rests on the existing ground level, while at the front it is supported by two substantial V-shaped beams, creating a striking structural identity. The layout is organised around an impressive central patio, which gives the property a clear architectural focus.

The principal living area is notably spacious and filled with natural light. Floor-to-ceiling glass windows on both sides of the room bring brightness throughout the interior and reinforce the openness of the main reception space. An American kitchen is fully integrated into the dining area, creating a fluid arrangement for everyday living and entertaining. This level also includes a guest toilet and a laundry room, adding practical support spaces to the main accommodation.

The villa offers 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms within a built area of 264 m². From the generous entrance hall, a staircase leads to the lower level, extending the internal sequence of spaces in a deliberate and well-structured way. The arrangement of the house reflects its avant-garde design language, with each area positioned to work within the overall concept rather than as a series of separate rooms. The result is a home where circulation, volume and light have been given equal importance.

On a plot of 1,372 m², the outdoor areas continue the architectural intent of the house. Large terraces open out from the lower level, providing substantial exterior space connected to the main structure. The pool has a natural lagoon-like design, introducing a softer visual counterpoint to the villa’s strong geometric lines and mineral finishes. A garage provides parking space for 2 vehicles, completing the practical infrastructure of the property.

Set in the privileged residential area of Racó de Galeno, the villa occupies a position within one of Benissa’s established residential settings. The way the building is anchored into the site and projected forward on its structural supports contributes to a sense of separation and composure. Access through the entrance sequence, from the hall to the lower terraces, has been planned as part of the architectural experience, giving the house a measured and distinctive sense of arrival.