In Santo Domingo, a neighbourhood characterised by tree-lined streets and substantial family properties, stands this independent chalet built on a generous plot. The house occupies 727 m² of living space across multiple levels, structured to accommodate family life with clarity and separation between public and private zones. The ground floor contains the principal social spaces: a dining room, living areas, and a kitchen designed for daily use. Service areas and guest accommodation are positioned to maintain independence from the main residence. The upper levels house eight bedrooms distributed across the house, with six bathrooms integrated throughout, allowing each sleeping area its own facilities. The layout unfolds in a sequence that balances openness in shared spaces with privacy in the private quarters.