Alcalali VI

The villa stands on a raised plot in La Solana Gardens and forms part of a development of detached homes, each on its own plot. All homes face south and look out over the Jalón valley. The historic centre of Alcalalí is within walking distance.

The construction method is unusual: the homes are built with 3D panels of micro-concrete. This system provides a high degree of thermal insulation, airtightness and structural strength. The panels connect without thermal bridges and the joints are made airtight. An aerothermal system is used for the energy supply. The whole is designed to meet the requirements of the Passivhaus standard.

There are three models, all with a private swimming pool. Model A has three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Model B follows the same layout, but with more spacious rooms and larger terraces. Model C has its own architectural design, a higher level of finish and a plot twice the size of those of A and B.

The drawings and images show model B, a three-bedroom home of 212 m² spread over two floors. On the ground floor there is a living room with a dining area and an open kitchen. That kitchen is fully equipped with Bosch built-in appliances, a granite worktop and a cooking island with an induction hob. On the same floor there is a spacious bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, with bathroom furniture by Porcelanosa, and a guest toilet. The upper floor has two double bedrooms, each with its own terrace, and a shared bathroom.

Each villa comes with several terraces, pergolas and a paved parking space. The garden layout is optional and is not part of the standard specification, so you can arrange the outdoor space yourself. The homes are also fitted with air conditioning and built-in wardrobes.