In the quiet, established neighbourhood of Recoletos, this independent chalet sits within a low-density enclave where mature gardens and wide streets shape a sense of privacy. Built in 2008, the residence maintains a careful balance between contemporary living and the character of its setting, with a spatial sequence that unfolds from the street inward. The entrance leads directly into a generous living and dining area, where large windows frame views of the garden. A separate kitchen, finished in neutral tones with integrated appliances, connects to a practical utility space. The ground floor also includes a guest bathroom and direct access to the outdoor areas—a covered terrace and a landscaped plot designed for both relaxation and use. Upstairs, the sleeping quarters comprise five bedrooms, including a principal suite with an en-suite bathroom. Natural light is present throughout, while the materials—oak flooring, smooth plaster walls, and subtle built-in storage—ensure a cohesive, uncluttered interior.