This modern 3,230 sq ft property offers a serene and spacious retreat with spectacular views of San Sebastián and the surrounding mountains. Located within a private residential complex with exclusive access and private gardens, the home provides both privacy and a close connection to nature. Designed for comfort and style, the property features four bedrooms, three of which have floor-to-ceiling windows with direct access to a generous 1,075 sq ft (100 m²) southeast-facing terrace — perfect for enjoying the natural surroundings and panoramic city views. The fourth bedroom is interior, offering a quieter, more secluded space. There are three full bathrooms, a spacious living area with an 80-inch OLED TV, and a fully equipped kitchen with an adjoining dining room. Bed linen and towels are provided for your comfort. With its private entrance, the home is set on the slopes of Monte Igeldo, fully integrated into its natural environment. All main living areas open onto the terrace, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor experience. Enjoy breathtaking views and explore numerous nearby hiking trails. A local public bus stop is just 10 meters away, and free street parking is available in the area. The spacious rooms include dedicated areas for remote work, and high-speed Wi-Fi is available throughout the property — ideal for both leisure and business stays.

Welcome to San Sebastián, I'm Cristina, your host and a proud native of this beautiful city. It’s a pleasure to have you as our guest, and I’ll be delighted to assist you in making your stay truly special. Please don’t hesitate to share your interests or preferences, whether cultural, culinary, or leisure-related, so I can personally recommend the finest experiences San Sebastián has to offer.

The property is located in the heart of El Antiguo, the oldest neighborhood in San Sebastián — a charming and lively area where locals themselves gather to enjoy the best of the city's gastronomy. This unique residential enclave was designed in 1979 by architect Carlos Sobrini Santesteban (1925–2020), recipient of the National Architecture Award in 1959 for his exceptional contribution to the social, technological, and sustainable evolution of Spanish architecture and urbanism. El Antiguo is a neighborhood full of character, where traditional shops coexist with modern cafés and authentic pintxo bars and restaurants — many of which are local favorites, away from the tourist crowds. It’s an ideal area for walking and soaking in the local rhythm of life, with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. As you stroll along La Concha promenade, you’ll sense that El Antiguo is something special. Entry to the neighborhood is marked by the elegant Miramar Palace, perched at the top of a bluff that separates the bay. To reach El Antiguo via La Concha, you pass through a small tunnel — Miramar Tunnel, nestled beneath the Pico del Loro — with a whimsical underwater-themed design that makes you feel like you're walking along the seabed of the Cantabrian Sea. Emerging from the tunnel, you’ll find Ondarreta Beach, one of the city’s most beloved spots, sheltered by Monte Igeldo and Santa Clara Island. It’s ideal for swimming, sunbathing, or relaxing under the traditional blue-and-white awnings that give it a timeless charm. If you prefer not to walk on the sand, you can enjoy the seaside promenade that winds through gardens and follows the curve of La Concha Bay, all the way to the iconic Peine del Viento — a poetic sculpture where the sea crashes into iron forms anchored in the rocks, creating a magical place to pause, reflect, or simply enjoy the rhythm of the waves.