Loma Verde

Loma Verde brings the large-format residence to Parada 16 of Playa Brava: just twelve units of between 400 and 700 m², all with three en-suite bedrooms, deep terraces and open sea views. The project, which takes its name from the sumptuous chalet that once occupied the site, bets on a luxury curated down to the details: the spaces were designed by architect Marcelo Daglio, and the interiors carry the Armani Casa signature — an unusual pairing even by the resort's highest standards. It's an intimately scaled development for those seeking the dimensions of an oceanfront house with the practicality and security of a building. On a coast dominated by towers, this proposal of few units and generous space becomes a collector's item.

There are just twelve residences from 400 to 700 m², all with three en-suite bedrooms, terrace and unobstructed sea views: house-sized space with the practicality and security of a building. The intimate scale defines the experience —few neighbors, real privacy, services sized for just a few families— and the amenities match: outdoor pool, spa with sauna and hot tub, gym, game room, quincho (barbecue area), bar, solarium, laundry, fixed covered parking space and courtesy parking. Services include 24-hour reception, day and night security, beach service, housekeeping and maintenance, with underfloor heating and individual hot water. On a coast dominated by towers, this low-rise, maximum-space proposal is practically a collector's item.

Loma Verde takes its name from the sumptuous chalet that once occupied the site at Parada 16 de la Brava, and offers a luxury curated down to the details: the spaces were designed by architect Marcelo Daglio and the interior styling carries the Armani Casa signature, an unusual combination even by the resort's highest standards. Floor-to-ceiling windows ensure warmth and light in rooms that prioritize views of nature and the sea, while deep terraces work as outdoor living rooms, letting you choose, depending on the season, where to take in the ocean. The ground-floor residences add an intimate garden with their own pool facing the sea, set on the hill that gives the project its identity.

Parada 16 on Brava is a strategic balance point: five minutes from Roosevelt avenue and its service corridor, ten from the peninsula and fifteen from the port, with the beaches of La Barra also ten minutes to the east. This is the area where the Lorenzo Batlle Pacheco rambla keeps its residential profile of chalets and low-rise buildings, facing the open ocean that defines Brava's character. For the buyer seeking a large property, the equation is hard to replicate: the swell and breadth of the open sea as an everyday view, the city minutes away, and a built environment that protects the views and tranquility of the neighborhood for the long term.

• Only 12 exclusive residences from 400 to 700 m² with terrace and sea view
• All units with three en-suite bedrooms
• Spaces designed by architect Marcelo Daglio
• Interior styling and furniture by Armani Casa
• It stands on the grounds of the beloved Loma Verde chalet
• Architecture by Marcelo Daglio
• Units with 3 en-suite bedrooms