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Do you know which is the most exclusive property in Santa Eulària?

do you know which is the most exclusive property in Santa Eulària?

Digital content team

Monday, August 11 2025, 3.08pm

A villa located near Cala Mestella is the most exclusive villa in Santa Eulària and it reaches an asking price of 19.750.000 euros on the portal tucasa.com. This property has 591 square meters built on a total of 85,507 square meters of land that ensure “total privacy and tranquility, as well as views of the nearby forests”.

The house is newly built and “combines the traditional architectural style of Ibiza with modern features”, according to this portal. This is the case of the natural stone walls and exposed wooden beams that are combined with large windows. In addition, it has six bedrooms with their respective private bathrooms and terraces. “The kitchen is fully equipped and the villa has air conditioning, internet connection and home automation technology.”add the sellers.

The exterior of the building has a Mediterranean garden, a heated swimming pool and “the entire property is surrounded by fences with a modern security system with cameras”. In addition, there is ample parking, a generator, and the property has its own well.

 

For the full article, please visit Diario de Ibiza website here.