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The natural beauty of the environment required an architecture that would maintain and enhance it, from the colour of its façade, its open distribution to the outside and the use of native vegetation, all of which have been selected to maintain its essential nature. These villas are sustainable homes, with bioclimatic architecture and facilities to generate low energy consumption. Landscaped roofs, photovoltaic panels, electric car charging point, xerogardening, rainwater collection tanks, aerothermal system for heating and hot water production, are some of the elements that make these homes unique. With a cosy interior in which wood plays a special role, they stand out for having clearly distinguished the rest area from the most active area of the house, with the 3 bedrooms on the upper floor and the kitchen and living-dining room on the ground floor, which are complemented by the outdoor areas, which play an important role, as the Mediterranean climate makes them enjoyable practically all year round, porch with outdoor dining area, terrace, swimming pool, and gardens created with native species, which connect the house with nature.