McLean Quinlan Architects, Spain, luxurious mansion in Andalusia with sea views

Andalucía –the most picturesque and the most southerly region of Spain. This region has always attracted many tourists with its nature, traditions and culture. This is exactly the kind of Spain that artists, writers and poets describe. It has the warmest sea and the longest, hottest summers. The region boasts a diverse and scenic landscape. High cliffs, fertile plains, the desert of Almeria and the marshlands of Cadiz are all located here in Andalusia.

Introducing this beautiful 2 storey villa by London based interior design studio McLean Quinlan Architects in this picturesque corner of Spain. To begin with, a few words about the developers of this beautiful architectural masterpiece. The company was founded by Fiona McLean and designs luxury buildings both in the UK and abroad. The studio focuses on the interests of its clients, their wishes and suggestions. The goal of the interaction between them and the firm’s staff is to create a space that fully meets the requirements and desires of the clients. McLean Quinlan Architects has earned the recognition of an environment of reputable clients from around the world.

The company’s specialists deal with the project as a whole: they design its architecture, modern interior and exterior design, its functional purpose and content, as well as the design of the adjacent territory. They are always very enthusiastic about their work, and especially if it’s a luxury mansion project with a magnificent panorama (like the villa in question below), whether it’s a new construction, a radical renovation, or the refurbishment of an existing building.

This newly constructed Spanish villa is an exemplary 21st-century building that blends harmoniously into the breathtaking landscape of the region. The mansion is located in the southwest along the promenade. An unforgettable view over the Mediterranean, Gibraltar and the Serranía de Ronda. The luxurious Spanish cottage has seven bedrooms for family and guests, arranged in three pavilions, which are separated by a beautiful pool, gardens and stone terraces.

The landscaping is one of the key points of the whole project. It clearly reflects the historical Islamic tradition of the region (from 711 to 1492 it belonged to Muslims). The play of shadows and sunlight, creates the most comfortable space for rest and life of the inhabitants of this majestic structure.