In Collado Villalba, on Madrid's northern periphery, this independent house sits within a established residential area defined by mature gardens and quiet streets. Built in 2017, the property spans 727 m² across multiple levels, offering substantial space designed around a logic of separation between private and social zones. The ground floor establishes the home's public face, with generous living and dining areas that open toward the exterior. A fully equipped kitchen serves as the functional centre, while circulation flows naturally between spaces. The layout accommodates eight bedrooms and seven bathrooms distributed across the levels, allowing flexibility for family use, guests, or alternative arrangements. Materials and finishes reflect contemporary construction standards, with attention to natural light and cross-ventilation throughout.