A closer look at the villas

How the houses at Monte Rei are designed, and what owning one involves.

Designed around the light

The villas are oriented to the south and west, so the main rooms take the afternoon and evening sun. Deep overhangs keep the same rooms cool in summer — the shading is calculated for the sun's height here rather than borrowed from a pattern book.

Most have a direct view over the course or the valley beyond it.

Built to be lived in

Materials are chosen for how they age: lime render, local stone, timber that greys rather than peels. The intention is that a house looks better in ten years than on handover.

Interiors are finished to order, and owners work with the design team on layouts and specification.

What ownership includes

Ownership brings access to the course, the clubhouse and the resort's services, along with a managed maintenance arrangement for owners who are not here year round.

The sales team can talk through what is currently available and what is planned.