A contemporary residence set on the front line of the iconic San Roque Golf Course, where manicured fairways unfold toward open sea views and the Mediterranean horizon. Mirrored in layout to its counterpart, the home shares the same calm architectural language and soft modern sensibility, positioned within a newly completed Taylor Wimpey development defined by privacy and stillness.

Natural light moves freely through the interior, shaping a composed and fluid atmosphere throughout. The open-plan kitchen and living space forms the heart of the home - designed for everyday ease and understated gatherings. The interior is furnished with pieces from Natuzzi, the Italian design house renowned for its refined craftsmanship and tactile comfort. Founded in Puglia in 1959, Natuzzi is synonymous with considered materials, sculptural forms and a philosophy rooted in Mediterranean living - where beauty, function and longevity exist in balance.

Two bedrooms are complemented by a separate office, easily adaptable as a third bedroom if desired. The bathrooms follow a timeless aesthetic, echoing the same sense of quiet refinement found throughout the home.

From the main living area, full-height sliding glass doors open onto a generous south-facing terrace. Here, a private jacuzzi sits within the setting - a place to unwind as the view drifts from green fairways to the distant sea. With the doors fully drawn back, indoor and outdoor spaces merge; when closed, the terrace becomes a sheltered, glass-framed room, maintaining light, views and privacy in equal measure.

Set between San Roque and Sotogrande, the location remains one of the Costa del Sol’s most discreet and sought-after enclaves. A landscape defined by golf, coastline and curated amenities - marinas, equestrian centres and international schools - all within reach, yet always held at a graceful distance.

Sotogrande’s legacy of understated elegance continues to shape the area. A community drawn to refined living, cultural depth and natural beauty, where sophistication is felt rather than displayed.

A home where architecture, light, craftsmanship and landscape exist in quiet balance - adaptable, composed, and deeply connected to its surroundings.