The design here is contemporary rather than the stone-heavy vernacular of the older houses in the collection — high ceilings, open rooms, a lighter hand. The pool sits within mature planting, so the grounds read enclosed and screened rather than exposed; you are not looking at the neighbours and they are not looking at you. The sand is the property’s own, beyond the garden.
Five en-suite bedrooms sleep ten. The detail worth flagging is the dining room, which genuinely seats ten alongside a properly equipped kitchen — a surprising number of houses at this capacity cannot seat their own maximum occupancy at one table, which quietly pushes groups out to restaurants every night. This one is built to eat in, and given how far the restaurants are, that matters.