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Inside the Spanish eco-home combining luxury with sustainability
By Shivani Dubey | 6 August 2025 | Lifestyle, Wealth
Located in the prestigious Altos de Valderrama, home to one of Europe’s top golf courses, this Spanish eco-home combines luxury with sustainability and gorgeous architecture
Sustainability is the new luxury. One of the biggest recent trends to emerge in the luxury world is the consumer demand for sustainability. We are seeing a cultural shift towards a want for luxury through ethical sources, with customers refusing to compromise on one to access the other. And it is not just about products, this is now extending to hospitality, architecture, home-owning and more. In that vein, a new eco-home has emerged in Spain combining ethical and sustainable practices with luxury and top-notch architecture.
Located in the prestigious Altos de Valderrama – home to Real Club de Golf de Valderrama, which is one of Europe’s top golf courses – this residence combines cutting-edge eco-technology with world-class design, offering a lifestyle that is as responsible as it is refined.
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Priced at €5.06 million, the villa features six bedrooms – each with a dressing room and study, natural lighting and ventilation – an outdoor pool, a wellness area that includes a spa, gym and sauna, a heated pool and more.
The villa is located in one of the most exclusive and secure places in Sotogrande, offering a distinguished lifestyle. Featuring bold curved architecture blending seamlessly with the landscape, it has floor-to-ceiling glass windows giving way to serene panoramic views.
In terms of sustainability, this home is a beacon of eco-living. The entire home operates on a geothermal lighting system for heating and cooling, solar panels for renewable electricity generation and energy storage batteries to store excess solar power, making it a completely energy self-sufficient design.
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Ensuring minimal environmental impact, the house also has electric car charging capability, natural lighting to reduce electricity use and natural ventilation to reduce air conditioning needs.
Perfect for anyone who wants a luxurious lifestyle while ensuring environmental prosperity, this Spanish eco-home is available to buy now.
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