Villa for rent in Sitges, Barcelona

In Quintmar, on one of the hillsides embracing Sitges, we find this unique contemporary home, with 207 m² of built area on a 449 m² plot.

The geometry of the sea. A property where the architecture has interpreted the natural slope of the land, creating different levels of privacy, spacious terraces and open spaces stretching towards the horizon.

The house has a serene, light-filled aesthetic. Clean lines, large windows, white tones and wooden details bring warmth without detracting from what truly matters: the light and the landscape.

The main floor is the heart of the home. The living room and kitchen share an open-plan space that extends onto a magnificent terrace with an infinity pool. Everything is on one level, with uninterrupted views, allowing the blue of the water to merge with that of the Mediterranean. A setting designed for long summer lunches as well as for those quiet moments when absolutely nothing else is needed. A bathroom completes this floor.

On the upper level, two double bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom, offer a private and comfortable retreat where privacy is especially valued. There is also a fantasy space on the pool level, where parties and movie and series nights will take centre stage.

The home continues down the hillside, revealing one of its greatest attractions: a loft-style guest apartment with its own kitchen, bathroom and terrace. A space that allows you to welcome family and friends while offering them something especially valuable: independence.

On the next level, there is a guest bedroom, accompanied by a bathroom and another terrace. This unusual layout makes the home particularly appealing to those who enjoy sharing their home without giving up their own private spaces.

On the lower floor, parking for two vehicles completes the property. From here, a lift provides access to the different floors, including the one with the living room and pool, making the property accessible.

Outside, Mediterranean vegetation, tiered terraces and the natural rock on which part of the building sits create a constant dialogue between architecture and landscape.

And then there is the sea. Present on the horizon, accompanying conversations, quiet mornings and afternoons that