Sea-view house steps from the beach in L’Escala

Situated in El Pedró, in L’Escala, on the Costa Brava, this home reflects the character of Mediterranean summer houses built from the 1970s onward. Just a four-minute walk from Platja del Rec, it combines proximity to the sea with a quiet setting surrounded by pines and vegetation. The house features a massing defined by curved forms. The main element is the cylindrical tower, which rises above the main volume and serves as a lookout toward the sea. The exterior is finished in textured white, a common feature of Mediterranean architecture, seen in places such as Ibiza. This finish unifies the volumes and enhances the entry of light. The home has three terraces with open views, conceived as an extension of the interior. Each allows a different use. Upon entering, the home is arranged around an open-plan daytime living area. The entrance leads to a living room with a fireplace. Next are the dining room and kitchen in the same space. On this level there are two double bedrooms and a full bathroom. From the dining room there is access to a terrace. The upper floor has a double bedroom with sea views, with an en-suite bathroom and dressing room. From here there is access to another terrace connected to the upper part of the tower. The tower terrace offers views of the sea and the surroundings. The property includes an independent annex space with a bathroom, suitable for different uses. The garden blends with the existing vegetation, with pines providing shade and privacy, and stone paths leading to the entrance of the home. Overall, the home offers a good location, open spaces, several terraces, and an independent annex with versatile potential.