Three-story Villa Gliding Across Southern Spain’s Terrain

A Horizontal Layout Following the Natural Slope with Interconnected Interior Paths

As part of the Cork Oak Mansion development in Sotogrande, Spain, Villa 95 extends diagonally across a 2,317-square-meter plot. This three-story villa in Spain, designed by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos, features a continuous architectural gesture that maximizes the site’s potential and opens up framed views toward Altos de Valderrama. Prospective buyers looking for a three-story villa in Spain will find this property ideal.

“The interior spaces follow a dynamic sequence based on gradual transitions, creating a balance between function and openness to the landscape.”
— Fran Silvestre Arquitectos

Interior Distribution that Echoes the Topography

Spread over three levels, the house rises from the mid-floor to a broad upper terrace that cantilevers above the centre, inviting the outside terrain into the domestic space. The rooms interlock fluidly, connected through visual and spatial continuity rather than enclosed corridors. Many people dream of owning a three-story villa in Spain with such elegant design.

“The main volumes are joined only at the edges, enhancing a sense of movement and spatial flow in every direction.”
— Design Team

A Program Supporting Daily Use and Relaxation

The villa offers 1,200 square meters of total space with:

• 6 bedrooms
• Private service apartment
• Two kitchens (daily use and support)
• Spa
• Multipurpose room
• Home gym

Outdoors, a swimming pool and a minimalist reflecting pool further articulate the design without overwhelming the visual connection to the natural surroundings. The luxurious amenities and stunning views make this three-story villa in Spain a sought-after property.

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