In the exclusive La Florida urbanization stands this unique residence, once featured on the cover of the Arte y Hogar magazine, a reference in modern architecture and decoration in Spain.
Architect Juan Gómez González de la Buelna′s project stands out for the purity of its volumes and perfect integration with the surroundings.
From the main entrance, a porch with lattice filters the light and includes a fountain delicately integrated into the architectural ensemble, anticipating the welcoming character of the house.
Large windows and open walls connect the main rooms with the gardens, creating bright and open spaces, protected from the north wind and designed to enjoy both interior and exterior life.
The interior, designed by Rafael García, features spacious and bright environments: a main dining room that articulates the large central space, separated from circulation by a gate that provides a translucent division. At both ends, two living areas open to the private garden through windows and porches that extend life outdoors: a living room adorned with a wall of golden hues and a fireplace that combines formal beauty and functionality as a room divider; and a daily dining-living room connected to the kitchen at the opposite end. This entrance space is completed with a hidden office behind oriental-style panels.
The ground floor connects, through a small hallway, to the kitchen and service area, with independent access from the street.
The cantilevered staircase, a construction milestone of the time, connects to the upper floor.
On this level is the private sleeping area: the master suite with dressing room and oriental-inspired details, two additional bedrooms that share a terrace overlooking the garden, and a family playroom. All conceived with clean lines and high-quality materials, enhancing the feeling of comfort and modernity.
The exterior is completed with a mature garden with large trees and a pool, a true oasis of privacy, as well as an independent volume with a guest apartment and a closed garage.
This residence not only represents an architectural and aesthetic legacy of great historical value but also an exceptional opportunity to live in a unique environment that combines prestige, nature, and timeless modernity.
