White Houses Costa Dorada started in 2005 and it is a dynamic and innovative company based in L’Ametlla de Mar, province of Tarragona, specializing in the design of projects and construction of top quality properties on the Costa Dorada, with an Italian touch.
We develop top quality, designer properties in privileged surroundings: designer terraced development and single family chalets.
Our brand is exclusive and we stand out for our creativity, freshness and the guaranteed quality of our homes.
We provide our clients with a personalized, exclusive, multilingual service.
We are specialists in the design of projects and construction of top quality properties that are completely personalized in line with the budget and client’s requirements, with an Italian touch. We offer our clients a wide range of plot and we take care of the purchase of the land, the development of the design, the personalized construction of the property, managing all the legal and bureaucratic aspects inherent in real estate purchase.
We also work in the development of top quality, designer properties in privileged surroundings: designer single family chalets and terraced developments.
LOCATION: L’Ametlla de Mar, Tarragona, Spain
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This project has been developed, designed and built by White Houses Costa Dorada’s team through a long and creative process in collaboration with the interior designer Susanna Cots, to obtain the perfect combination of modern architecture and comfortable living.
Modern seafront single-family villa on 3 floors located in a coastal typical Spanish village in Costa Dorada, in a unique location.
Modern single-family villa on 2 floors located in the coastal Spanish village of Cambrils, in the residential area of Ardiaca (Tarragona – Costa Dorada), in front of an amazing sandy beach.
This modern italian -style villa is characterized by the combination modern and strong lines, open spaces, softened by the use of natural materials such as stone walls bathed by the constant presence of natural light.
