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THE LAND

Grounds & Gardens

Grounds & Gardens

Grounds & Gardens

Grounds & Gardens

TERRACES

Outdoor Living

Outdoor Living

Outdoor Living

Outdoor Dining
Lounge Terraces
The Yoga Terrace

Multiple stone terraces descend toward the pool. Each offers a different relationship to sun, shade, and wind. Meals are taken outdoors whenever possible under pergolas, beside the wood-fired oven, or at the long teak table built to seat sixteen. Furniture is designed to weather. Cushions invite lingering.

Multiple stone terraces descend toward the pool. Each offers a different relationship to sun, shade, and wind. Meals are taken outdoors whenever possible under pergolas, beside the wood-fired oven, or at the long teak table built to seat sixteen. Furniture is designed to weather. Cushions invite lingering.

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Infinity Pool & Thermal Spa

Infinity Pool & Thermal Spa

Infinity Pool & Thermal Spa

Twenty metres of heated, ozone-purified water, year-round. Stone steps carved from the same rock as the house, an infinity edge where pool meets sea, and a natural thermal spring jacuzzi.

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ACREAGE

Lawns & Gardens

Lawns & Gardens

Lawns & Gardens

Beyond the house: three acres of cultivated landscape. Olive groves, lavender fields, a small vegetable garden tended by local hands. The produce makes its way to your table without ceremony. Pathways wind through native brush. Stone walls mark old boundaries. You are encouraged to explore — on foot, at your own pace, without destination.

Beyond the house: three acres of cultivated landscape. Olive groves, lavender fields, a small vegetable garden tended by local hands. The produce makes its way to your table without ceremony. Pathways wind through native brush. Stone walls mark old boundaries. You are encouraged to explore — on foot, at your own pace, without destination.

Beyond the house: three acres of cultivated landscape. Olive groves, lavender fields, a small vegetable garden tended by local hands. The produce makes its way to your table without ceremony. Pathways wind through native brush. Stone walls mark old boundaries. You are encouraged to explore — on foot, at your own pace, without destination.

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