The outdoor space here is stunning and central to the way the property would be enjoyed. The fully fenced plot is made up of mature Mediterranean planting, with many fruit trees and established gardens creating natural privacy, and a real “campo” feel. Multiple terraces are arranged around the house. The huge pool sits as a central anchor within the exterior layout, complemented by a barbecue,
The outdoor space here is stunning and central to the way the property would be enjoyed. The fully fenced plot is made up of mature Mediterranean planting, with many fruit trees and established gardens creating natural privacy, and a real “campo” feel. Multiple terraces are arranged around the house. The huge pool sits as a central anchor within the exterior layout, complemented by a barbecue, dining area and outdoor kitchen extension. A separate chill-out area with firepit creates a more informal setting for evenings, while the guesthouse terrace operates as a quieter, more private outdoor space.
Highlights Traditional finca, modernised volumes Superb separate casita Established garden, natural privacy West-facing light and sunset views Large L-Shaped pool
Location
Cala Salada is one of the west coast’s more established residential areas, defined by its natural surroundings and access to some of Ibiza’s most well-known beaches. From here, San Antonio and the myriad sunset spots are within a short drive, while the tranquil Santa Inés and San Mateo villages offer a quieter inland contrast. Ibiza Town and the airport are approximately 25–30 minutes away.
Cala Salada sits on Ibiza’s west coast, one of the island’s most sought-after residential pockets, defined by pine-covered hillsides that run directly to the sea. The area takes its name from the protected cove below, consistently ranked among the finest beaches on the island, with clear water and a small-scale character that has resisted the overdevelopment found elsewhere on the coast. Properties here are spread across generous plots, giving the area a genuinely rural feel despite its proximity to San Antonio.
San Antonio, roughly five minutes by car, provides supermarket shopping at Mercadona, the weekly market, and a full range of restaurants along the port. The inland villages of Santa Inés and San Mateo are a short drive east and offer traditional Ibizan restaurants and the famous almond blossom landscape in winter.
Ibiza Town is approximately 25 to 30 minutes by car, placing the old town, the marina, and the main commercial centre within easy reach. Ibiza Airport sits roughly the same distance away and operates direct routes to most major European cities, with journey times of two to three hours from London, Paris, and Frankfurt. There is no rail connection on the island, so a car is essential for daily life in this area.