La Villa Eterna, as its name suggests, is ageless. Built 20 years ago, with a distinct nautical twist to its design (different “decks” with handrails and stairs in stainless steel and teak), it is a little piece of 1970s California that looks totally in place on the 2020s Costa de la Luz. The house sits in the third line back from the beach, but the sound and view from the upper levels give the sensation of being a lot closer than the 100m from the sea. There is a beautiful garden with a lovely collection of mature trees, which create two distinctive and well protected spaces (front and back) for enjoying outdoor living at all times of the day and through the different seasons.

Accommodation is on two floors. The ground floor includes a large living space (sitting room and dining area) that opens directly onto the extensive pool terrace. Off the living area are two of the six bedrooms, one twin and one double, which share a bathroom. The good size kitchen opens onto the other side of the house, where there is another covered terrace with a second eating area and built-in BBQ. Next to the kitchen is a utility room and also a single bedroom with its own bathroom. The first floor contains the other three bedrooms, which include the main suite and another double and twin, which share a bathroom as on the floor below. There is also a snug/office with nice views of the sea.



La Villa Eterna is an ideal house for groups of friends and families. The spaces are generous both inside and out, and there are plenty of corners and even different levels for those who want a bit more privacy; as well as the clearly differentiated front and back gardens, there are two first floor terraces and also two third floor terraces from which there are even better views of the sea and the ships coming in and out of the Mediterranean.