House in a small rural hamlet with the best view over the Atlantic Ocean

From its privileged location, my house enjoys possibly one of the best views over the Atlantic, stretching to over 90 km of sea and sheer coastline, looking down across green fields and cliffs to the spectacular colours of the sea and rocks. My house was built in 2005 using the traditional local materials from the area: stone and wood. From the outside, it looks like any other old stone house which are scattered everywhere, but inside, it hides a modern open and stylish design. The garden extends at different levels, to catch slightly different angles of the surrounding views. Inside, the decoration has been deliberately kept simple but essential, to enhance the surrounding nature that embraces the house, only separated by huge windows in almost every wall. The ground floor has an open plan design where the furniture separates the different areas: sitting area, fire-place,TV with lots of DVDs, dining area and fully-fitted kitchen. There are a few restored old pieces of furniture and an enclosed toilet. Upstairs, there is a double-bed bedroom and en-suite complete bathroom; a bedroom with twin-beds and an adjacent bathroom with an enclosed shower area; an study with computer, Internet-wifi and a futon-sofa-bed. A shaded porch at the entrance is an ideal place to enjoy lunch, a barbecue, a drink or a siesta in the afternoon. My paintings are also part of the house. Some of them depict the rich Galician mythology or the brightness of stunning sunsets over the ever-changing sea.