Villa Angelica

Backdropped by mature pines and countryside vistas, this Blakstad-designed six-bedroom villa for rent in Ibiza’s peaceful north is timelessly elegant.

Set against sun-drenched hills and fragrant pine forests, Villa Angelica encapsulates the quiet serenity of northern Ibiza. Traditional whitewashed walls and manicured orange trees frame the entrance, setting a scene for inside-out living. Here, heritage meets modern living – a dialogue between authentic island architecture and contemporary refinement.

Through double wooden doors lies the heart of the home: a skylit living space that feels calm and composed. Daylight filters through a large skylight, illuminating the natural palette – crisp white sofas, tactile woven cushions, a rustic wooden coffee table and a pair of dark timber cabinets. A columned fireplace forms a sculptural centrepiece, balancing grandeur with comfort. From here, sightlines extend through bi-fold doors to the garden – a living canvas of stone, water and greenery.

Outside, serenity takes form in an 18-metre salt-filtered pool, surrounded by an expansive stone daybed and accompanying loungers, and a pergola-covered seating area that becomes the setting for golden-hour gatherings. The outdoor kitchen – complete with a Boretti gas barbecue, fridge-freezer and dining space – embraces the island’s al fresco rhythm. Beyond, a secluded yoga deck sits among the trees, offering a space for meditation and reflection with a view.

Back inside, the main kitchen is a masterclass in Ibicencan design – where craftsmanship meets contemporary living. A Sabina ceiling and wood-trimmed hood draw the eye upward, while neutral counters rest on whitewashed cabinetry with hand-crafted wooden accents. Integrated Miele and Liebherr appliances sit discreetly within the units and wall niches, uniting form and function. A duo of sinks with Quooker taps and an osmosis filtered water tap ensure entertaining comes easy. At the room’s core, an island plus a 12-seat dining table, anchored by a statement fireplace. Sliding glass doors open to reveal sweeping views across the church of San Miguel and the home’s manicured grounds. A semi-outdoor dining space continues the visual rhythm – defined by exposed beams, a commanding fireplace and uninterrupted vistas.

Six serene bedrooms continue the dialogue between texture and tone. Each pairs neutral hues with organic materials, creating a sense of harmony and retreat. Pocket shutters keep things cool, while sliding doors open onto private terraces. Every room enjoys an en-suite bathroom with stone vanity tops and Campos de Ibiza toiletries. In the principal suite, a deep bathtub faces the hills, with views across to San Miguel’s historic church.