Property With Sea Views Near Sa Tuna, Begur

The house is organized into various staggered volumes that adapt to the topography of the land, creating a sequence of spaces that descend towards the garden and the pool. Its east orientation allows for full use of the morning natural light, bathing the main rooms with constant brightness and framing the open sea views.
The main access is located at street level, where a discreet pedestrian entrance and an integrated garage in the facade form the first approach to the property. Upon crossing the threshold, a distributing hallway acts as a foyer and connects to an outdoor terrace that projects towards the maritime landscape, establishing from the outset a strong visual relationship with the surroundings.
On the immediately lower floor, the day area is developed, conceived as a spacious and continuous space. The living-dining room, equipped with a fireplace, opens through large windows to a panoramic terrace that enhances the sense of spaciousness and favors the transition between interior and exterior. On this level, a closed terrace provides an intermediate space, designed for the colder months without giving up the view. The kitchen, originally configured in the 80s, retains its own fireplace that adds character and an architectural focal point within the functional space. This floor is completed by a strategically located guest bathroom.
The lower level houses the night area, distributed into four bedrooms and two bathrooms, all organized to optimize privacy and natural ventilation. The linear arrangement of the rooms favors clear pathways and a balanced use of the surface.
On the lowest floor, in direct contact with the exterior, there is a second fully equipped kitchen next to a more intimate living area that acts as a transition room to the garden. From here, large openings allow direct access to the outdoor area and the private pool, configuring a summer living space where architecture and landscape integrate naturally.