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Main House The total build is around 585 m², plus terraces.
The design unfolds in a single storey of long white volumes that open seamlessly to the surrounding countryside. Three or Four bedrooms (dependant upon preferences), each with its own en-suite bathroom, offer calm and privacy. Natural textures — wood, stone, and limewash — link the architecture to the landscape, while large gl
Main House The total build is around 585 m², plus terraces.
The design unfolds in a single storey of long white volumes that open seamlessly to the surrounding countryside. Three or Four bedrooms (dependant upon preferences), each with its own en-suite bathroom, offer calm and privacy. Natural textures — wood, stone, and limewash — link the architecture to the landscape, while large glass openings invite the forest inside.
Lower Ground Level
A full lower floor provides generous space for a gym, cinema, studio, or additional guest suites. With over 300 m² of flexible area, it allows the future owner to adapt the layout to personal needs — wellness, work, or leisure.
Outdoor Areas
The house connects to terraces of around 200 m² and a swimming pool of 30 m² that extend along the southern façade. Pergolas in pale wood create patterns of shade and light, and the setting, surrounded by mature pines and silence, ensures a sense of total retreat.
Features
One of the last approved licence requests for villas of this scale, especially in the North Expansive 85 000 m² rural plot surrounded by forest Opportunity to personalise architecture and interiors Underground parking Peace, privacy, and only minutes from the sea
Location
Cala San Vicente lies on Ibiza’s north-east coast, known for its crystalline waters and tranquil rhythm. Within a short drive of San Juan and San Carlos, the area preserves the island’s natural character — forests, hidden coves, and a slower pace that defines this part of Ibiza.
30 minutes from Ibiza Town, 40 minutes from the airport
Cala Sant Vicent occupies a sheltered bay on Ibiza’s north-east coast, within the municipality of Sant Joan de Labritja, the largest and least developed of the island’s administrative districts. The area is defined by dense pine forest descending to a calm, clear-water bay, with a scale and density that remains markedly lower than the island’s southern and western coasts. This corner of Ibiza has retained its rural character precisely because of strict planning controls that have limited large-scale development.
The bay has a small selection of seafront restaurants, including the long-established El Bigotes in nearby Cala Mastella, known for its bullit de peix and accessible only by reservation. The village of Sant Joan de Labritja, roughly ten minutes by car, has a weekly farmers market on Sundays. Sant Carles de Peralta, also within ten minutes, offers the historic Anita’s Bar and access to the Las Dalias hippie market on Saturdays.
Sant Joan de Labritja village is approximately ten minutes by car. Ibiza Town is around 30 minutes south via the C-733. Ibiza Airport, located near the southern tip of the island, is approximately 40 minutes by car, with direct flights operating to most major European cities year-round and significantly expanded schedules from March through October. A ferry terminal in Ibiza Town provides regular crossings to Formentera, Barcelona, Valencia, and Palma de Mallorca.