Gemini I

Set within Flores del Paraíso, on the hillside above Benahavís, Gemini I is a 868.50 m² contemporary villa arranged across three levels, its 535.12 m² of interior space built around an uninterrupted line toward the Mediterranean.

The ground floor opens into a great room that rises through the first floor above it, a 42.68 m² double-height void framed in concrete and travertine and lit by a cascade of hand-blown glass pendants. A fireplace anchors the seating area, bouclé upholstery and warm wood tones soften the concrete and stone, and walnut cabinetry with a long dining table for eight give the kitchen its character, sliding open onto a 242.52 m² covered terrace and the villa's own 55.90 m² pool. Floor-to-ceiling glass runs the length of the room, holding the same view of hills and coastline from every seat. A 16.68 m² bedroom sits off the hall on this level with its own bathroom, far enough from the living space to stay quiet and close enough to the terrace to belong to the house rather than to hide from it.

Upstairs, the first floor holds three more bedrooms beneath the great room's open void, each finished in the same restrained material language of travertine, walnut, bouclé, and natural stone that runs through every room. A roof terrace sits above, reached by the villa's private internal elevator alongside every other level.

Below ground, a dedicated wellness and entertainment wing pairs a fully equipped gym and sauna with a home bar and media lounge, built to function independently of the living floors above.

Two further rooms open off the same level, 20.29 m² and 13.74 m², each with its own bathroom and its own light well, drawn as studios on the licensed plans and sized to be used as bedrooms.

Across its six bedrooms and six and a half bathrooms, Gemini I is built for a household that wants both grand shared spaces and genuine privacy, a short drive from the restaurants of Benahavís and the beach clubs of the Golden Mile.