Property with pool Caldes de Malavella (Spain) Price: $ 2,444,800 USD

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Olivera 4. ~When building The Olivera 4 Villa they didn’t want to compromise its stunning natural setting, one of the most peaceful areas of the resort. ~Health and human wellness are the beating heart of this project and the home they have designed provides the homeowner with a holistic living experience. ~This landscape architecture combines open spaces of different sizes with a continuous focal point of the lake. Water is a central element of the concept, intended as a meditative thread that runs through the Olivera. The house appears to be suspended in the air with water flowing from the entrance to the swimming pool creating a relaxing river drawing you into and through the home, each space invites its inhabitants to connect with the natural world.~L’Olivera residential estate is sited on the north side of the lake between the 12th and 13th holes of the Tour Course. The estate consists of 12 plots, each with an average area of 815 m2.~The properties have a direct view of the lake through a natural screen created by of weeping willows, rushes and pine trees which also acts as natural protection to preserve privacy when looking from the golf course toward the dwelling.~By placing pedestrian access alongside vehicle access, the ga- rage can be located close to the road. From there onwards, a lobby area acts as a hinge, connecting the daytime and night- time living spaces, which are angled so that they naturally look across the golf course and the lake.~RCR Arquitectes’ proposed that the dwellings should avoid the appearance of a constructed mass as much as possible and achieve maximum dematerialization with empty spaces, shad- ows, screens and vegetation.~The design is based on porticoes that look outward toward the lake and the golf course, and open into the plot’s interior landscape.~The spaces are arranged flexibly on the plot, creating inner courtyards that help to bring the outdoors in. The façade avoids a barrier effect, reflecting the richness of the outdoor landscape.~The indoor spaces naturally look out toward the golf course and open onto the inner courtyards, so that the outer space be- comes part of the inner space. ref 1528~