Spectacular contemporary style home with direct access to the golf course in Ciudalcampo, 22 km away. from the center of Madrid (Plaza Castilla). With a total of 1,800 m² built in a 4,300 m² plot. Sold fully furnished and with high-end appliances. The works of art can also be purchased separately.

With seven en-suite bedrooms, large living room/museum-dining room-kitchen, office, eleven bathrooms, very large multipurpose room, 23 m. indoor heated pool, chill-out area, sauna, hammam, chromotherapy shower with jets, outdoor pool, gym, disco, wine cellar, panic room, anechoic meditation room, closed parking for three large vehicles and outdoor parking for more than ten cars.

Paddle tennis court and direct access to the golf course.

The north-south orientation favors good bioclimatic functioning in terms of maximum use of solar radiation and creating natural air currents. The building is made up of four longitudinal pieces (north-south direction) of irregular width, with small changes in direction and variable separations between them depending on their use.

Inside, the use of materials on walls, floors and ceilings is diverse (natural stone, metal, glass of different characteristics, ebony wood, plastic materials, …).

The ground floor has a hall, a high-rise living room bathed in natural light, a dining room, a kitchen designed exclusively by Ferrán Adriá, an office, an elevator and three suites.

On the upper floor we find three extra en-suites bedrooms, on curtain wall corridors, the office, reading area, service room, and games area.

Access to all private areas through security doors with code, to guarantee privacy and provide these spaces with maximum security.

Natural light flows through a skylight on the roof over the heated pool, of very generous dimensions with relaxation areas, with sauna and hammam, fireplace and chill-out beds.

Gym provided with the latest technology in workout equipment.

Disco space with a DJ table, also suitable for meetings or celebrations, equipped with sound equipment similar to those of the best clubs in Madrid. This space has a nitrogen cooling machine, to make the evenings even more pleasant.

A state-of-the-art musical system allows you to enjoy music in all rooms.

In the meditation room, the walls (similar to an anechoic chamber) cancel out any external and internal sounds.

The 4,200 m² plot has been designed as a golf course within the property itself.

The house is equipped with a geothermal system, with twelve boreholes one hundred meters underground. Heat and electricity are produced from the high temperatures that accumulate in the internal layers of the Earth. A renewable, clean, economical, ecological and sustainable resource, with continuous production 24/7, 365 days a year.

Using of the natural energy from the subsoil, a geothermal heat pump captures it and distributes it for air conditioning and hot water production.

Home automation system to control home air conditioning, blinds or lights from anywhere, with devices distributed on each floor to be able to interact without moving.

The furniture has been custom made for the different spaces.

DE Sede, a large Swiss sofa brand, created a linear sofa for the museum-living room, more than eight meters long, with movable backrests.

A majestic one-piece marble was created for the central dining table. The accompanying chairs are from the Porro Spa Furniture brand, an Italian brand that also decorates the master bedroom with the Lilac bed designed by Jean-Marie Massaud.

Spectacular luminaire, custom designed for the eight-meter height of the museum-hall. The lighting in the property has been designed by Akari-Lisa with her company I:C:O:N Conception Office Network.

Reading room with the legendary Vitra armchairs by Ray Eames, one of the great furniture designs of the 20th century. Exclusive design made of natural ebony to create a sculptural piece in the office.

Living Divani is the other great Italian brand that makes the rest of the leather sofas. One of them is the Bubble Rock, and another is the legendary Extrasoft for the party room, both designed by Piero Lissoni.