Have you ever dreamed of living in a home with sea views, set in a unique natural environment just 20 meters from the Cantabrian Sea? This is your chance to own your dream home. The house spans three levels.
You can enter via the ground floor, which houses a two-car garage, the utility room, a guest toilet, a storage room, the laundry area, and a flexible space currently used as a home office—though it could easily become a gym, a children's playroom, or a lounge—featuring a large window that lets in plenty of natural light. Alternatively, you can enter on the first floor, which serves as the home's main social area. This level features a spacious living room with a fireplace and access to a large terrace offering incredible views of the Cantabrian Sea. Adjacent to the living room—separated by a partition wall that is open at the top—lies a modern, fully equipped kitchen. Next to that is a very large dining room with its own terrace overlooking the countryside. The upper floor houses the private quarters, comprising four bedrooms (including a master suite with a private bathroom), an additional full bathroom, and a guest toilet.
Built in 2006 using high-quality materials, the house is distributed across three levels: a basement and two floors above ground. The property features underfloor heating, rooftop solar panels, and an aerothermal system, resulting in very low heating costs. It comprises two separate plots, each with its own cadastral reference, offering the potential to build a second home.
The La Sorrozuela residential estate boasts unbeatable sea views and private access to the water via its own jetty; residents can also reach La Arena beach, which connects to the Ajo Estuary—a prime spot for water sports such as paddleboarding, kayaking, and jet-skiing. The estate includes a social club with a tennis court, a swimming pool, and a meeting room. The town of Ajo is a peaceful area rich in green spaces. Situated by the sea, it offers two lovely beaches and a spectacular coastline featuring impressive cliffs perfect for watching incredible sunsets. Nearby, you will find the Ajo Lighthouse—transformed into a unique landmark after being decorated by the artist Okuda—and "La Ojerada," a cliff formation known as the "Eyes of the Cantabrian." Ajo provides all necessary amenities, including several supermarkets and local shops such as butchers, a fishmonger, and a greengrocer, as well as a variety of high-quality dining options.
Additionally, the Cantabrian Highway is just 10 minutes away, providing quick access to Santander (30 minutes) and Bilbao (50 minutes), while the wonderful towns of the eastern coast—such as Santoña, Somo, Galizano, Langre, and Isla—are all within a 10-minute drive.