In one of the most privileged enclaves of Atlanterra, Villa Las Calendas is situated on a 1,120 square meter plot, with a southwest orientation and open sea views. Built in late 2006, the property combines contemporary architecture with sleek lines and a careful relationship between indoor spaces and the landscape.
The main house has five bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms, plus a gues
In one of the most privileged enclaves of Atlanterra, Villa Las Calendas is situated on a 1,120 square meter plot, with a southwest orientation and open sea views. Built in late 2006, the property combines contemporary architecture with sleek lines and a careful relationship between indoor spaces and the landscape.
The main house has five bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms, plus a guest toilet. The living room, dining room, and kitchen are organized as a continuous space and open onto the terraces and porches, allowing light to enter and connect with the garden.
The exterior is designed to enjoy the surroundings year-round, with a 14-meter-long pool by four meters wide, chill-out area, outdoor dining, and barbecue, surrounded by vegetation and sea views.
The property also includes an independent guest apartment, with a sixth bedroom, bathroom, living-dining room, kitchen, terrace, garden, and private pool, offering an autonomous space for family or guests.
Notable construction features include the ventilated facade, galvanized steel structure, safety glass, and continuous Porcelanosa flooring, extending from the interior to the exterior. The villa also has renovated windows, automatic blinds and awnings, air conditioning, security systems, 4.5 kW solar panels, solar-powered hot water, and a 3-cubic-meter water tank.
A unique residence where architecture, nature, and sea blend into a sophisticated Mediterranean experience, designed to enjoy privacy, light, and Atlanterra’s views. Its indoor and outdoor spaces connect naturally, while the independent apartment expands the property’s usage options.