Portal Inmobiliario de Lujo en Cascada de Camojan, presenta villa de lujo venta en Marbella, propiedades lujosas para comprar y chalets exclusivos en venta en Sierra Blanca.

EXCEPTIONAL LARGE VILLA EL NIDO, CASCADA DE CAMOJAN, MARBELLA GOLDEN MILE Marbella Nestled in the natural greenery of the foothills of the Sierra Blanca and overlooking the Mediterranean and 2 continents, the architectural gem was designed by a Madrid architect  Stunning contemporary property of rare sophistication, equipped with 21st century technology and engineering, is also a true family home with spacious, modern and impressive, yet elegant, comfortable and welcoming rooms. The large 3,152 m² villa catches the eye with innovative design, elegant geometric lines and subtle visual details without ever becoming superfluous. The clever manipulation of space and light by the designer produces a continuous flow of living spaces and a fluid open distribution. Modern technology controls everything from lighting and AV systems to entry and a whole range of advanced home automation systems. Bright splashes and golden decorative pieces add a touch of luxury to the trendy contemporary color palette; collectible art and decorative objects bring glamor and chic; an eclectic mix of natural materials, leather, glass and metallic elements provide a captivating contrast. The light globes are designed by Tom Dixon whose works have been acquired by museums around the world. The large 3,152 m² villa catches the eye with innovative design, elegant geometric lines and subtle visual details The interior refinement continues seamlessly to the exterior, where the stylish terrace features a cozy lounging area with an organic fireplace, sophisticated lounges, and an alfresco dining area. Everything on a generous 6,466m² plot speaks of style, from the manicured gardens and kennel to the architecture to the championship tennis course, to the imposing swimming pool and the designer catering kitchen which serves as a large table. dining surrounded by works of art – an “urban forest”