Moradia para venda em Ibiza / Eivissa cidade, Ibiza

Living in a 200-year-old traditional finca comes with charm, soul and romance, and in this case… also with comfort.Although this villa might need some work, it is ready to move in as it is. Perfect for the family that chooses a finca-lifestyle with a big piece of (18.735m2) land, ready to be cultivated and enjoyed.

When arriving at this hidden finca, at only 4KM away from Ibiza town,you’ll notice instant tranquility and a place that breathes history, nature and authenticity.Old fincas are characterized by the many rather small spaces… This house has a relatively big living area with a cozy fireplace and lots of incoming light. In this main house, you’ll find a separate living kitchen, as well as 3 of the 4 bedrooms and 2 spacious bathrooms.A specific detail - the clara boyas, which can be found in the kitchen and entrance area – make sure the walls have the most beautiful rays of natural light coming in.Check out the photos we made….

There is a separate guesthouse on the land, close to the main house, that offers another 4th bedroom with bathroom. A space with character, and access to the pool area.

Outdoors you will find various fruit trees and beautiful mature palm trees.Pomegranate, figs, lemon, orange, all ready to be enjoyed from the pool area with a very cozy seating area… enough space to host family and friends.The house as it is, counts with 4 outdoor seating areas which allows for the right space when reading a book, hosting friends, or having your breakfast cereals. And, at the back of the house you will find a spacious garage which is currently used as an extra storage space.

Around the house, you will find so called “bancales”, the typical terraced areas on the land, originally meant for agriculture.Did you know that the use of flat roofs in Ibiza can be traced back to the influence of Moorish architecture, which spread throughout the Mediterranean? The Moors were skilled in creating buildings suited to hot, arid climates, incorporating features like flat roofs and courtyards.Historically, Ibicencan fincas were designed to be self-sufficient units.A few quotes heard during the listing process of this property: