Why we took this one on
Most sea-view homes show you the sea. This one puts you in it.
The living and dining room opens straight onto the main terrace through floor-to-ceiling glass — the sea is in the room whether you're on the sofa or at the kitchen island. Fifty-four square metres of terrace across two levels, some in full sun, some shaded, so there is always somewhere to sit whatever the hour.
Upstairs, the master suite has a walk-in dressing room and its own private terrace — with a jacuzzi, facing open water. It's south-east facing, so the sun comes up out of the sea and fills the place from first light. Gated community, communal pool and gardens, underground parking, close to golf and shops.
“Everyone sells 'sea views'. Go and look at what that actually means at most places — a slice of blue between two buildings. Here it's the whole horizon, and you get it from the living room, from the terrace and from the bed. You can't move a view, and you can't add fifty-four square metres of terrace afterwards.”
