Villa Sotogrande

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Villa Noon
This project, located in the exclusive development of La Reserva de Sotogrande, is designed with cylindrical volumes that follow the slope of the terrain and a stone facade that harmonizes with the landscape, subtly integrating into its natural surroundings. From it, you can enjoy panoramic views of the reserve, Sotogrande beach, the sea, and, on clear days, Africa.

From the highest point of the plot, you access a patio characterized by a water feature that creates a pleasant space to enjoy at various times of the day. From this space, an exterior staircase leads to the circle patio that houses the rooms and an interior hall with sea views. At an even lower level, another circle contains the day spaces, such as the kitchen, dining room, living room, and an indoor spa, all designed to maximize comfort and connection with the natural environment.

At street level, at the end of the plot, are the accesses to the garages, integrating functionality and aesthetics without compromising the harmonious design of the house. This architectural arrangement allows the house to blend with its surroundings, respecting the natural topography and offering a living experience that celebrates the interaction between the construction and the landscape.

Villa Noon, one of the first zero-emission villas in Spain.

In the exclusive area of `The 15`, in La Reserva de Sotogrande, a revolutionary concept in sustainable architecture will come to life with the construction of the first ”Villa Zero,” known as Villa Noon. Designed by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos for the avant-garde housing development Cork Oak Mansion, Villa Noon redefines the standards of sustainability and luxury. Idealista/news has learned exclusively that the price of the house will be 9.8 million and 11.4 million with a guest house.

Villa Noon is distinguished by its cylindrical volumes that follow the slope of the terrain and a stone facade that subtly integrates into the natural surroundings. From its spacious rooms, you can appreciate panoramic views of La Reserva, its private beach, the Mediterranean Sea, and the northern coast of Africa.

Sotogrande, a haven of sustainability and elegance.

Since its creation in 1962 by Joseph McMicking, Sotogrande has been a coveted destination in Europe, combining panoramic views, first-class amenities, and an unparalleled lifestyle. Today, it remains a benchmark of sustainability, preserving its natural surroundings while offering a safe and private place to live and work.

It is worth noting that Villa Noon is the first ”Villa Zero,” a self-sufficient home both in terms of energy and water. It uses an integrated system that collects rainwater and generates drinking water from ambient humidity, minimizing cost and environmental impact. The landscape architecture employs native plants and efficient irrigation systems, while the house features advanced technology such as geothermal energy for climate control and hot water production.

Revolutionary design.

The house is designed to operate completely independently of conventional supply networks, standing out for its energy efficiency. Intelligent climate control, a heated indoor pool, a sauna, and circadian lighting are made possible by the use of geothermal energy. ”The last century was the century of energy; this one, the key is water,” says Silvestre.

Villa Noon will achieve zero water consumption through atmospheric water generation, rainwater harvesting, and greywater reuse. Additionally, its climate control system achieves efficiency over 700%, producing more energy than it consumes and even allowing the sale of surpluses to the electrical grid.

Transformation of sustainable luxury.

This project reflects a growing trend in the high-end industry towards sustainable luxury. Brands like Range Rover, with its 100% electric vehicle, and De Antonio Yachts, with its electric yacht, are transforming consumer expectations. These innovations not only offer high-quality products but also promote responsible practices that reduce environmental impact.

Villa Noon, along with the initiatives of associated brands, is setting a new standard in the sustainable luxury sector, demonstrating that it is possible to combine exceptional design, comfort, and environmental responsibility. This approach not only benefits the residents of these homes but also contributes to a more sustainable future for everyone.