There are houses that blend with the landscape… and others that celebrate it. Ca Malva belongs to the latter. Suspended high on the mountain, in the most privileged spot of Jardí d’Olivella, this villa is born from stone and gazes at the Mediterranean with the serenity of one who has found their place. Its name is not casual: like the flower that inspires it, Ca Malva blooms all year rou
There are houses that blend with the landscape… and others that celebrate it. Ca Malva belongs to the latter. Suspended high on the mountain, in the most privileged spot of Jardí d’Olivella, this villa is born from stone and gazes at the Mediterranean with the serenity of one who has found their place. Its name is not casual: like the flower that inspires it, Ca Malva blooms all year round, resilient and bright, reflecting in its walls the calm of the sea and the energy of the mountain. From its terraces, the horizon opens towards Calvario, Monte de Santa Lucía, and Montgó, where the green of the forests merges with the infinite blue of the sky and the sea. The mountain, right in front, integrates into the garden, creating a sense of total privacy and connection with nature. Designed by Raúl García García and decorated by Jessica Bataille, Ca Malva redefines luxury through naturalness: noble materials, pure lines, local craftsmanship, and architecture that breathes Mediterranean. Light is the main protagonist; it enters, moves, and transforms each space throughout the day. At the heart of the home, an interior courtyard excavated in the mountain acts as an intimate refuge. Outside, an infinity pool with a swimming lane of over 20 meters merges with the horizon. And, for moments of total disconnection, an outdoor bathroom inspired by Bali under the sky of Jávea. With five en-suite bedrooms, an independent apartment with a private terrace, and all modern amenities — elevator, climate-controlled wine cellar, fireplace, integrated air conditioning, and pergola with electric charger — every corner has been designed for leisurely enjoyment. The landscaping by Noemí Antón returns the plot to its original essence: stone, mauve tones, and native vegetation that merges with the Montgó ecosystem. Everything flows naturally, without artifice. Living in Ca Malva is to embrace the Mediterranean from serenity, enjoying the privilege of doing so in silence, all year round.