© Engel & Volkers
3 bedroom Villa in Ibiza. Sleeps 6
This luxury villa of impeccable quality is situated in the most intimate and exceptional of settings and offers breathtaking sea views.
The property consists of the main house and two independent guest houses offering all the modern comforts you could want. This is a stunning residence that serves as an illustrious setting for social gatherings and dinner parties.
The main house is spread out on two floors.
Ground floor: Large living/dining area, modern and fully equipped kitchen. Big sliding doors open from the living area and give access to the terrace and the pool. TV room and guest toilet. Master Bedroom: double bed (1,60 x 2,00m), en-suite bathroom with shower and bath, access to the pool terrace.
First floor: Bedroom 2: double bed (1,60 x 2,00m),views to the sea and the pool area. Sliding glass doors give to the terrace. Bedroom 3: double bed (1,60 x 2,00m), views to the sea and the pool area. Sliding glass doors give to the terrace. Bedrooms 2 & 3 share a bathroom with shower and views to the forest.
Guest house 1: Living room with big sliding doors giving access to a private terrace. Bedroom 4: double bed (1,60 x 2,00m), bathroom en-suite with shower. Bedroom 5: twin beds (2 x 0,90 x 2,00m), bathroom en-suite with shower.
Guest house 2: Living room with big sliding doors giving access to a private terrace. Bedroom 6: double bed (1,60 x 2,00m), bathroom en-suite with shower. Bedroom 7: twin beds (2 x 0,90 x 2,00m), bathroom en-suite with shower.
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