The house presents itself with a sober and elegant façade, where large marble panels provide character and sophistication. The front is conceived as a solid, closed façade, preserving privacy and reinforcing the solidity of the architectural volume. The main entrance is articulated through a pathway of weathered wood, arranged in pieces that evoke the texture and rhythm of old railway sleepers, inviting visitors to discover the interior.

On the ground floor, a bedroom with a full bathroom has been designed to serve flexibly as a guest room, office, or additional space, depending on the residents’ needs. The open-concept kitchen connects through a large opening with the dining and living areas, generating a fluid, social space. These areas are bathed in abundant natural light, enhancing the sense of spaciousness and comfort. Marble floors and chukum-finished walls create a warm and contemporary atmosphere, blending tradition with modernity.

In the vertical circulation, a skylight floods the space with light, generating a warm and dynamic atmosphere that accompanies the movement between levels. On the upper floor, a generous family room serves as a hub for family life, distributing access to two secondary bedrooms and the master suite. The interior atmosphere is enriched with fine carpentry details, integrating doors, paneling, pergolas, and closets, providing material continuity and an artisanal character throughout the spaces.

The exterior reveals the true heart of the project: a terrace that extends the social and family experience, complementing the indoor living area with a barbecue zone, the swimming pool, and a carefully designed garden. Together, these spaces create a lively and harmonious environment, seamlessly connecting architecture and landscape.

The result is a residence that combines sobriety and warmth, privacy and openness, offering a timeless design conceived to be enjoyed in every corner.