La Paloma 10

According to the developer, the architecture focuses on making use of space and volume rather than adding extra square metres. The central living areas have double-height ceilings, which bring daylight deeper into the home. The custom-designed kitchen connects to a floating staircase, which visually opens up the ground floor. In the most extensive layouts, glass façades eight metres wide slide fully away into a wall recess. The ground-floor living areas connect to the covered outdoor space.

The plots are set on a plateau and are more than ninety percent flat, without steep slopes. The design provides outdoor space on three levels: on the ground floor, on the first floor by the bedrooms and on top of the roof.

The model villa on plot 138 is under construction and has around 220 m² of living space spread over two floors, with four bedrooms and three to four bathrooms. The lower floor of this villa is fixed in size. According to the developer, the designs on the other plots are worked out per buyer, with three to six bedrooms, and the lower floor can be extended there for a gym, a wine cellar or a wellness area, for example.

You choose the materials and the finishes yourself. For this the developer works with manufacturer Porcelanosa and arranges personal appointments in that brand's showrooms, where you can view and select tiles, sanitary ware and finishing materials. Changes to the standard finish are settled per choice, either as an additional cost or as a discount.