Authentic Ibicenca house in a special place

Authentic Ibicenca house in a special place, Ref: 558

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Description

18th century country house, with unique construction features, with garden and sea views, located in Puig de Missa, Ibiza.

Puig de Missa is a historic architectural complex, listed as a picturesque landscape, located in Santa Eulalia del Río, Ibiza. It is built on a 52-metre-high promontory overlooking the sea and crowned by a 16th-century fortified church, listed as an Asset of Cultural Interest.

The house, with 240 m2 built on 2 floors, has 5 double bedrooms (2 of them on the ground floor and connected to each other), 2 bathrooms, living room, kitchen and dining room. Terraced garden of 460 m2 with amazing sea views.

Fully equipped for rent during the summer months.

Price from €6,000 to €10,000 month.

Details

Santa Eulalia del Rio

Type House

Living Area +/-240 m²

Plot +/-460 m2

Interior

Electricity
Tapwater
Living room
Kitchen
Wardrobes
Storage room
Balcony
Ceramic floor

Exterior

Seaview
Spectacular views
Garden
Fruits trees
Agricultural land

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Location

Santa Eulalia del Río - Santa Eulalia

Santa Eulalia

Santa Eulalia is situated on the South-East side of the island. It is a pleasant town with a good amount of restaurants, shops and bar cafes. There is a long beach with a promenade that starts from the river mouth to the very populous harbour, which gives this town a great atmosphere. There are also various points where you can enjoy water sports activities.

The local church is from the 16th century and it is known as the catholic church from Puig de Missa. This church gives us a view of the whole town and beach.

In the centre of the town you can find the city council, known as the Ayuntamiento de Santa Eulalia, which has a fountain with different colorful lights. Next to it you will find a street plenty of restaurants from different nationalities, this street is called La Calle de los Restaurantes, where you can taste a wide variety of food in the national and international restaurants.

If you look down to the city council you will find Las Ramblas, the promenade, also known as the Passage S Alamera. The promenade has been updated the last 3 years and now it has modern streetlights all down the boulevard with modern art sculpture next to it.

But, the beach with its turquoise blue water is also well worth a visit, especially in the summer!.

From the seaside promenade in Santa Eulalia a nice coastal path takes you along the shoreline northeast to the town of Es Canar. It is a 6km walk , otherwise regular buses from Santa Eulalia take you , and there is also a ferry system to Cala Pada and Es Canar. If you do decide to take this walk you would go past delicious beaches such as Cala Pada, Cala Martina, where there is a great all year round fish restaurant, and a great water sports area, scuba diving, sailing, windsurfing and stand up paddle boarding, therefore providing adequate entertainment for all the family members..then the beach of Sargamassa and eventually you arrive in Es Canar.