Ses Calas

A stunning hilltop estate with both sunrise and sunset views, offering complete privacy and sweeping panoramas across the sea and surrounding countryside.

Set high in the hills above Santa Eulalia, Ses Calas occupies a rare position between sea and countryside. From its terraces, the view moves from the whitewashed Puig de Missa and the Mediterranean to the wooded hills and sprawling countryside of San Lorenzo and beyond, catching the last light of the day. Both sunrise and sunset are part of the landscape here.

Set across 22,000 square metres, the estate comprises two substantial houses, each with its own pool, terraces and private outdoor spaces.

The main house, Diego, was completed in 2022 by Bernhard Rustige of Ibiza Living. Extending to 623 square metres, its architecture draws on sacred geometry and the Fibonacci sequence, expressed through clean lines, carefully proportioned rooms and recurring circular forms. Floor-to-ceiling glass frames the landscape, while stone, pale finishes and chestnut beams soften the minimal interiors.

Currently configured with four bedrooms, with the possibility of creating a fifth, the house is inverted to make the most of its elevated position. An open-plan kitchen and circular dining area lead onto a pergola-covered terrace among the treetops. On the lower level are four en-suite bedrooms, including a vast principal suite with a sculptural bathroom, freestanding bath and rainfall shower.

Frida, the 545-square-metre second house, has a more elemental character. Built into the hillside, natural rock formations emerge through the living spaces. An open-plan kitchen and dining room lead onto a terrace and circular infinity pool, while four en-suite bedrooms provide independent accommodation for family and guests.

Outside, beautifully landscaped gardens and terraces unfold across the hillside. At the estate’s highest point, an 18-metre swimming pool looks out across the island, accompanied by a glazed pool house and a separate space for a gym or studio.

Despite its scale, Ses Calas feels remarkably quiet: two distinct homes surrounded by nature, with the sea in one direction and the sunset in the other.