Designed as an intimate retreat for two, it embodies emotional architecture, inspired by Luis Barragán and Mathias Goéritz. Solar-powered and rainwater-fed, Casa Etérea champions sustainability without compromising luxury, offering an idyllic escape for couples seeking serenity and connection to the wild. 

Inside, the open-plan design eliminates barriers, creating a flowing space from bedroom to living area. Floor-to-ceiling glass doors frame breathtaking cliffs and open to a private deck with a solar-heated pool surrounded by olive and pomegranate trees. Whether enjoying the starry skies, hiking the nearby trails, or savouring a quiet moment in the copper bathtub, Casa Etérea offers a rejuvenating experience of oneness with nature.

The second property evokes old Hollywood glamour. Situated higher up on the mountain, its large floor-to-ceiling glass walls frame even more dramatic views, and the interiors are made entirely of red cedar wood. 

Notable features include a private wooden bathroom enclave with a Japanese soaking tub and a custom-tiled turquoise pool. Staying here offers unbelievable sunsets and large luxurious interiors.