Villa in San Roque, Sotogrande

The plot holds forty two cork oak trees, some more than a hundred years old. Rather than clearing the land, the villa has been designed to weave between the trees: low, rectilinear volumes mapped through 3D scanning to match the exact position of the root systems, so not a single tree needs to be removed. The result is a sequence of horizontal planes that appear to glide through the forest canopy, wrapped in thick, reflective glass that mirrors the surrounding woodland.

San Roque and Sotogrande rank among the most respected addresses on the western Costa del Sol. Villa OAK sits around 5.8 kilometers from the sea, within thirty minutes of more than fifty golf courses and close to the International School of Sotogrande. Málaga Airport is also around thirty minutes away, which makes the location well suited both as a full time residence and as a second home with strong international connections.

Villa OAK sits on a plot of 4,047 square meters, with a built area of roughly 1,750 square meters. The villa has eight bedrooms and nine bathrooms, with every bedroom featuring its own bathroom and its own study area. Long, column free spans keep sightlines uninterrupted throughout the home, so the forest remains visible from nearly every room.

What makes Villa OAK genuinely exceptional is its use of neuroarchitecture: a circadian lighting system that automatically shifts color temperature throughout the day to support the natural sleep-wake cycle, low contrast interior palettes that reduce visual noise, and continuous air refresh for optimal air quality. Future owners even undergo allergy testing before the final planting plan is set, based on the 3-30-300 rule, which calls for a view of at least three trees, thirty percent green canopy coverage nearby and a park within three hundred meters, a principle with proven links to mental wellbeing.

Villa OAK doesn't fall short on amenities either: a 152 square meter wellness zone with a heated pool, gym and sauna, a second eleven meter outdoor pool, a 73 square meter walk in water mirror, a wine cellar, a guest apartment and a games room connected by its own lift.

On the sustainability side, Villa OAK is designed for net-positive energy living: integrated solar panels, geothermal heating and cooling, double-flow ventilation without energy loss, green roofs that manage rainwater and provide insulation, and even a system that condenses drinking water directly from the air. The villa is designed to be fully capable of operating off grid, generating more electricity than it consumes, enough to charge electric vehicles as well.

The entire Altos de Valderrama development is protected around the clock through a secured checkpoint, which combined with the wooded, discreet setting delivers an unmatched level of privacy.

What sets Villa OAK apart from every other new build villa on the Costa del Sol is that sustainability, scientifically grounded wellbeing and architectural ambition don't simply coexist here, they're fully woven together. For buyers looking for a new ‌build ‌villa ‌near ‌Sotogrande that ‌goes ‌beyond ‌luxury ‌alone, putting ‌both ‌the ‌planet and ‌the ‌resident's own ‌wellbeing ‌at the center, Villa ‌OAK ‌is ‌a ‌rare ‌and ‌singular ‌statement.