Penthouse with an incredible sea view. With private pool

The two-tower apartments are much more than great views: two 18-story towers with the best features so you can enjoy your new home to the fullest.

Both the artists and architects involved in the project paid a lot of attention to the style of the residence: cross ventilation, south-facing lounges and living areas, a glass-enclosed social club with an infinity pool, rooms with views from which you can contemplate the salt flats. from Calpe...
Privileged location: between Las Salinas de Calpe, Plata de Fossa and Playa del Cantal Roig.
South orientation: the light will illuminate your home during the day.
Opposite the emblem of Calpe: next to the marina is the Peñón de Ifach Natural Park; where you will find first class Mediterranean services and restaurants.
Semi-detached houses: enjoy the natural landscape and the Mediterranean Sea thanks to the large terraces that welcome you as soon as you enter the apartment.
All the comforts: air conditioning, kitchens and bathrooms equipped with a choice of finishes.
Four exclusive penthouses with private pool and solarium.
In the houses the exterior and interior are mixed. The concept of "vertical villa" emphasizes the breeze, the light and the Mediterranean climate. A design concept that integrates functionality and aesthetics as a whole.

The distribution of each floor has been carefully designed and optimized to improve the privacy and functionality of the homes.
Be careful. infinity pool
Children's playground Garden areas Paddle court

Relaxation area Gym Outdoor pool with swimming lane.
putting greens

The residence is located in front of the Peñón de Ifach National Park, so every day you will contemplate the unique landscape of the Costa Blanca
Calpe is also a must for all history buffs. Calpe's history goes back some 2,500 years. It has pre-Roman origins and the evolution of this population has left key points of interest such as the old town and the Baños de la Reina. The latter are ancient Roman fish farms, which, according to legend, were used by the ancient Moorish queen for private baths in the sea far from the waves.