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This traditional village is architecturally styled to perfection, with a recently renovated main square plaza filled with traditional bars and restaurants, such as Macao Cafe, Bar Costa, Musset, Can Mimosa and a central white and yellow decorated church with matching surrounding lined streets of beautiful terrace housing and apartments.
The main square of this traditional village, which has recently undergone renovation, is home to a number of quaint cafes and eateries, including Macao Cafe, Bar Costa, Musset, .The church in the centre is decorated in white and yellow, and streets lined with lovely terrace homes and apartments line the surrounding area.
Due to Santa Gertrudis’ proximity to the neighbourhood’s public and private schools, including the renowned and well-liked popular Morna International College, as well as the community’s family-friendly and secure atmosphere, families of all sizes are drawn to purchase homes there.
A popular destination in the city is Paseo Martimo, a long avenue where many people from all over, including residents and visitors, leisurely stroll, skate, run, ride a bike, or simply pass through on their way to Marina Botafoch.
Along one side of the stunning promenade, opposite the unobstructed views of Dalt Vila across the mouth of the Mediterranean Sea, are the five-star luxury Ibiza Gran Hotel, Ibiza’s Casino, Hotel Pacha (next to its famous Pacha Ibiza) and Heart Ibiza. Most of the island’s VIP patrons reside in Marina Botafoch, which also has a number of upscale eateries and bars like Blue Marlin, Lio and IT Restaurant.
In the last decades, Marina Botafoch has become one of the most exclusive spots on the island, home to the most prestigious and famous socialite spots, with a globally recognised nightlife on offer and plenty of rental apartments for long stays. This area draws almost all clients from across the board, especially for those high-profile families, individuals, and lifestyle holiday home buyers who prefer secure grounds and concierge serviced homes. It also hosts some of the most stunning luxury apartment buildings overlooking Dalt Vila and the harbour, all within a short walking distance to Ibiza Town and Talamanca Bay.
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Cala Conta, or Cala Comte, is a beautiful beach located on the West coast of the island. From here you have the best sunset views all year round. Cala Conta is made up of various little rocky coves and two sandy beaches, and the sea around it is dotted with small islets. Ibiza is famous for its crystal-clear waters, but the turquoise waters of Cala Conta are especially magnificent. You can also go for a walk along the coastline which will lead you to an old lighthouse tower, and, if motivated, all the way to the neighbouring beach of Cala Bassa. Cala Conta is suitable for families, although it is also very popular amongst those who appreciate a sundowner in the Sunset Ashram beach bar, accompanied by electronic tunes and Mediterranean cuisine. The other two restaurants in Cala Conta are famous for their fresh fish and traditional dishes such as Paella and Bullit de Peix.
However, much aside from its tourism popularity, Sant Antoni de Portmany also has many versatile and relatively less well-known aspects, including three very beautiful rural villages, all marked with traditional white churches, which include Sant Agnes (Santa Inés), San Mateo and San Rafael, as well as some of the islands most secluded beach hotspots.
The culture, community, and style of the municipality of San Antonio is incredibly diverse, with a variety of age groups and lifestyle cultures among both locals and international residents, including many expats from the UK and Europe residing throughout the entire year.
Buying a property in Sant Antoni de Portmany offers many opportunities for families, singles, couples, buy to rent and retired clients. Although the municipality hosts fewer private communities and exclusive villas in private secure urbanisations, the area still offers a wide range of outstanding properties with a variety of authentic charm, modern contemporary architecture, newly built apartments and luxury lifestyle living.
Home buyers looking to buy a property in San Antonio can be typically sub-categorized into four distinctive areas:
The municipality of Sant Joan de Labritja is typically characterised by its expansive rural areas and farmland. The unspoilt rustic municipality boasts a main central village, San Juan and three surrounding villages, San Miguel, San Lorenzo and San Vicente.
Each small village comes with its own unique beauty and tranquil atmosphere, with typical Ibizan white-washed buildings, marked with traditional white churches and a beautiful array, even if only small, of restaurants, local bars and community shops.
Additionally, Sant Joan de Labritja accounts for some of the island’s most outstanding and picturesque beaches. Simply driving around the hills and mountain cliff tops of the area offers extraordinary landscape and sea views, that are, in some spots, quite different to the rest of the island.
The culture, community, and style of the municipality is reasonably diverse with both locals and international residents. Buying a property in the area of San Juan offers many opportunities for families, couples, holiday home buyers, and in particular nature lovers, with both plenty of authentic charm and modern villas in exclusive cliff top locations. The area boasts pleasant small local communities, plenty of unspoiled countryside, vast landscapes and often attracts high profile clients looking for exclusive and private country homes in Ibiza.
Although much of the area is rural countryside, home buyers looking to buy a property in Sant Joan de Labritja can be typically sub-categorized into three distinctive areas;
San Lorenzo is a tiny, rural village, surrounded by mountainous pine-forests with almost no urbanised centre or visitors, only those potentially passing through.
San Lorenzo, which nestles conveniently in the middle of the island neighbouring Santa Gertrudis, San Miguel, San Carlos and Santa Eulalia offers a few amenities with an eighteenth-century church, a handful of traditional houses, a small school, a bar, two refuge towers and two trulls (oil presses), as well as the very popular La Paloma Café and Restaurant.
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