Description
This rustic villa in Puerto de la Torre, in the province of Málaga on the Costa del Sol, is set in natural surroundings offering open views, complete privacy and a peaceful atmosphere. The property occupies a 10,000 m² plot and has been designed around sustainability, self-sufficiency and a close connection with the landscape.
The villa has a usable area of 250 m² and includes three bedrooms and three bathrooms. The project also features a private spa and hammam. Interior details include a fireplace, underfloor heating and Strugal windows. A kitchen is included in the project, with the design to be selected by the owner.
The estate is being developed as an eco-friendly rural residence incorporating a comprehensive permaculture system. Its facilities and technical features include:
- underground water tanks with a capacity of 80,000 litres
- a well
- water collection and reuse system
- automated irrigation
- greenhouse with underfloor heating
- ecological greenhouse
- aerothermal energy for energy-efficient air conditioning
- ecological swimming pool
- olive, carob and fruit trees
- electricity connection
The original house dates from 1900 and is currently undergoing a complete renovation using natural and ecological materials, while preserving the historic character of the construction. The property is under construction, with completion scheduled for late June 2026. Once finished, it will be delivered fully completed and ready for use.
