100 meters from the sea, between Manantiales and José Ignacio, this brand-new home offers something increasingly difficult to find: architecture with a distinct identity. It was not conceived as a collection of rooms, but as an integrated work in which light, views, materials, and every piece of furniture form part of a single composition.Set on a 450 m² plot, the house has 142 m² of built area across two floors. The layout reserves the upper level for the social spaces, where the landscape takes center stage and views of the sea, greenery, and José Ignacio naturally enter the interior.
On the ground floor, a central hall leads to the two bedrooms. The primary suite combines privacy, tranquility, and a serene aesthetic created through wood, natural textiles, and objects specially designed for the space. The second bedroom follows the same design language, with a warm and carefully considered atmosphere.
Upstairs, the living room with fireplace connects to the dining room and kitchen, creating a spacious, bright setting with striking visual presence. Double-glazed windows allow daylight to flow through the house and frame the landscape as though it were part of the décor.
The two terraces extend the interior living spaces outdoors and offer different ways to enjoy the proximity of the sea, the surrounding greenery, and the views toward José Ignacio.
The interior design is one of the property’s most distinctive features. Iron appears in the lighting fixtures, structures, and sculptural furniture. The wood retains its grain, irregularities, and handcrafted character. Linen adds softness, movement, and relaxed elegance.
Nothing was chosen in isolation. The doors, mirrors, shelves, tables, and small objects were created, discovered, or reinterpreted to occupy precisely their intended place.
Here, the reuse of materials is not merely a decorative device, but a form of design. A trained eye transforms everyday elements into unique pieces and turns each room into a distinct scene, while everything remains guided by the same sensibility.
The result is a contemporary home, far removed from any formula.
Warm without being predictable. Rustic without sacrificing refinement. New, yet with an identity that seems to have been built over time. The property also includes a guest bathroom, laundry room, garage, and air conditioning.
A designer home for sale between Manantiales and José Ignacio, just steps from the sea, for those seeking architecture, light, views, and an aesthetic vision that is difficult to replicate.