Bedrooms
Each with its own terrace, en suite stone bathroom and an uninterrupted sea view.
A clifftop residence on the Cap Verdon coast.
Each with its own terrace, en suite stone bathroom and an uninterrupted sea view.
Twelve thousand square metres of olive groves, wild herbs and lawn on a private headland.
A private path winds down the cliff to a sheltered cove reached by no road.
West facing and heated, its edge falls away into the horizon at sunset.
Completed in 2024 by a small studio of coastal architects, Villa Horizon sits on the last private headland of the Cap Verdon peninsula. It is offered for sale for the first time, fully furnished and ready for this summer.
Halden & Rowe
Featured in Coastline Quarterly, Maison Atlas, The Residence Review, Ardent Living, Monolith and Salt and Stone.
Five spaces define life at Villa Horizon. Scroll to move from the gate to the cliff edge.
A gravel drive lined with century old olive trees climbs gently to a walled forecourt. The house stays hidden until the final turn, then opens all at once to the sea.
Limestone flows from the living room straight out to a 24 metre infinity pool. A shaded outdoor kitchen and long dining table make this the room you will use most.
Floor to ceiling glass slides away entirely, turning 120 square metres of living and dining into a covered terrace. A double sided fireplace anchors the winter evenings.
The entire upper west wing: a bedroom that wakes to the water, a dressing room in oak, and a stone bathroom with a freestanding bath set against the view.
Terraced gardens of rosemary, lavender and native pine step down the headland, with a private path to a sheltered cove and a stone platform for swimming in the sea.





Two levels and 640 square metres of interior space, every principal room oriented west to the sea. Hover a room to find it on the plan.
A residence designed to run itself, from the solar roof to the staff cottage, so the only decision left is which terrace to have breakfast on.
24 m, heated, saltwater
Climate controlled, 900 bottles
Acoustic panels, 4K projection
Hammam, sauna, cold plunge
Two bedrooms, separate entrance
Covers 80% of annual demand
Cliff path and swim platform
Four cars, two fast chargers

The village of Port Lumea, with its harbour and three seafood restaurants, is a short drive away. An international airport is under forty minutes.
We drew the house as a single line under the sky. Everything else was about getting out of the way of the view.
€14,800,000
Guide price · Freehold
Yes. There are no restrictions on foreign ownership, and our partner notary and tax advisers can guide you through the process in English, French or German.
The house is offered furnished by arrangement, including commissioned pieces by local makers. An inventory is available on request.
With the solar roof and rainwater systems, utilities are modest. A full breakdown of property tax, staffing and maintenance is shared after a first viewing.
The lawn is approved for occasional helicopter landings with notice, and the cove has a mooring buoy suitable for a tender in calm weather.