One plan, twenty villas

The listing photographs show one architectural language repeated across the collection: a walled courtyard with a pool, timber shade, pale stone, black-framed glass and arched openings inside.

Top-down view of a courtyard pool with stepped entry, a cactus bed on white gravel, loungers and a slatted pergola. — Pool with a stepped entry
Cactus bed on white gravel
Loungers on stone paving
Slatted timber pergola
Black-framed glass doors
Avasa A7 from directly above.

Courtyards from above

Seen from the air, each courtyard reads as a walled room open to the sky, arranged around a pool.

Aerial view of a square courtyard pool surrounded by white walls and planting. — Avasa C1 from above.

Aerial view down into a courtyard pool with stepped entry, loungers, planting and black-framed glazing. — From above. Shared by the B3, B5, B6 and C2 listings.

Aerial view down into a courtyard pool with stepped entry, stone deck, planting and black-framed glazing. — From above. Shared by the A3, A5 and A6 listings.

At eye level

Courtyard pool with stepped entry, a cactus bed, loungers and a glass door into the bedroom. — Eye level: the courtyard pool and the glass door to the bedroom. Avasa A7.

Low bed beneath abstract artwork, with arched doorways, wall niches and an arched mirror. — Arched doorways, niches and an arched mirror. Avasa A7.

Arched wood doorway opening to a compact stone shower area. — An arched timber doorway to the shower. Avasa B7.

A light-filled living or kitchen space with pale finishes and timber furniture. — A stone wall behind the kitchen. Avasa A2.

What a shared look does not mean

The collection includes nineteen one-bedroom villas for up to two guests and one two-bedroom villa, B7, for up to four. A shared look is not a promise of identical amenities, complete seclusion or exclusive pool use. B7’s two-bedroom stay is not suitable for children or infants.

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