Can Lluna

Enveloped in nature, this Blakstad-designed villa is exclusively available for longer-term rentals, combining sustainability credentials with pristine finishes. From the 12-metre pool, take in the sweeping mountain and sea views.

Moments from the village of San Carlos, an island home bears the hallmarks of traditional Ibicencan architecture while incorporating contemporary comforts. Masterminded by renowned studio Blakstad Design Consultants, farmhouse features are enlivened by thoughtful interventions.

Studded wooden double doors open into an entranceway connecting the two wings of the house. Light plays across herringbone floor tiles while full-height glazing frames views of a reflecting pool and the verdant hillside beyond.

An open-plan kitchen, dining and reception room combines lime render walls and rustic stone flooring with modern accents. A comfortable seating area, complete with a wood burner, flows through to a Vipp kitchen with dark cabinetry and stainless-steel surfaces. Dual sinks and an American-style fridge are complemented by integrated Miele appliances. Off the island, a breakfast bar invites conversation.

A generous dining area leads to an additional reception room. This sunken, sky-lit space is optimised for entertaining with banquette seating and a fireplace flanked by arrow-slit windows. From the seating area, floor-to-ceiling steel-framed doors flood the space with natural light, provide luscious views and grant access to the wraparound sheltered terrace.

Outside, the dining area faces east for the moonrise while an alfresco living area embraces the Ibizan lifestyle. Overhead, natural textures nod to the organic tactility of the island. Due to its enviable hillside position, views stretch across the mountains and all the way out to sea.

The villa’s 12-metre pool sits higher than the roofline. With vistas stretching for miles around, this tranquil spot gives the sense of being immersed in the landscape. Mapped with stone pathways, the grounds unfold to reveal an oasis of wildflowers and an additional outdoor living area with a churrasco grill and a daybed.

An appreciation for nature is manifested in the split-level principal bedroom suite. Glazing provides uninterrupted views of the mountainside while stone flooring leads to wooden barn doors which slide to reveal a skylit bathroom. This space draws together a freestanding rolltop bath, a dual vanity and a walk-in rainfall shower.

Four further bedrooms are soothing sanctuaries featuring neutral tones, natural light and wooden window shutters. Each bedroom is optimised for relaxation, with calming design and a large silent ceiling fan.

The villa additionally benefits from an air-source heat pump, newly installed solar panels and a reverse osmosis water filtration system. Sustainable design means the home is naturally cool. However, the villa also has air conditioning should it ever be needed.