One could say The Palace in the Clouds, although the majestic, white villa is virtually never surrounded by clouds, being so close to the radiant blue of the Mediterranean Sky. The early Levantine villa, in a spectacular location, high above the yachting and fishing port of the historic coastal town of Javea, is rather like a modern castle, surrounded by lush greenery and a noble and dignified neighbourhood. The view is immense and extends across distant parts of the hinterland as far as the mountain ranges, while the entire bay, with the idyllic port and the endlessly blue Mediterranean Sea, stretches right in front of you. The entrance hall of this imposing property seems characteristic of the entire building: enchantingly bright, vibrant, and exquisitely modern, and in a way somewhat mystic; time and again, an impressive and charming combination of tradition and modernity. The villa is characterized by light-flooded rooms with floor-deep window facades, opulent and striking, and exquisitely fitted, with much room for fun, games and relaxation of the highest level. The garden and exterior areas are kept within manageable limits, although the foundation walls are natural stone of ancient proportions. This is a colossus of a property in an imposing location.