Villa in Spain with a natural volcanic tube leading directly to the sea

In an absolutely unique setting, atop the remains of an ancient volcanic crater and facing the Atlantic Ocean, lies this one-of-a-kind property in Spain, located in the municipality of Frontera on the island of El Hierro.

The property features an impressive natural volcanic tube approximately 200 meters long, with an average width of 7 to 8 meters and a height of approximately 3 meters, descending from the basement of the house to the sea, providing direct and private access to the Atlantic Ocean.

Designed by the prestigious architect César Ruiz Larrea, this house is an exceptional architectural work, having received numerous awards, including from the Official College of Architects of Madrid (COAM).

The house is primarily developed on a single level, with spacious interiors and a robust, earthquake-resistant structure, perfectly integrated into the volcanic landscape.

The architectural design and the surrounding grounds offer multiple possibilities for expansion and use, both for residential purposes and for exclusive, high-end projects. The property sits on a large rural estate in a completely secluded and private setting, surrounded by crystallized basalt, volcanic formations, and offering unobstructed views of the Atlantic Ocean.

The land provides ample space for developing sports facilities, landscaped gardens, leisure areas, or unique projects, always in harmony with the landscape.

Among its exterior features are: - A natural outdoor pool, integrated into the lava, located in the sun terrace area with spectacular views of the Gulf - A pristine natural environment and absolute tranquility.

This villa is not just a home, but a unique piece of architecture, nature, and exclusivity, designed for those seeking something truly extraordinary: absolute privacy, direct contact with volcanic geology, and a unique connection to the sea.