New for 2021, Fincadelica is undoubtedly the most luxurious and exclusive villa estate to be launched in Ibiza this year. An incredible historic 300 year old Ibicencan farmstead with an ancient stone tower set amongst a hidden paradise of 20 rambling acres of land in Sant Lorenc de Balafia in the heart of the island, and available for exclusive hire only, Fincadelica is slow living at its very best and an utterly unique villa offering the utmost peace and privacy.
Fincadelica takes luxury to the next level. The aesthetic is super glamorous yet understated, full of character with unique design features- a beautiful edit of carefully sourced pieces that have the ultimate wow factor and provide a luxurious experience like no other.
The estate is designed by renowned Ibiza based Dutch Carmen Straatsma from Studio C and Ted Milano. Interiors are tactile, luxurious, eclectic, and give a nod to the 1970s by way of natural textures, iconic design pieces with a warm, earthy palette. Art and antiques take centre stage, influenced by the finca's colourful owners: a trio of global nomads who have found home in Ibiza's countercultural paradise.
The villa estate has 9 luxuriously comfortable bedroom suites, each with their own unique character; an array of spectacular outdoor living and dining spaces amongst the terraces of carob, orange and almond trees; stunning and a capacious indoor dining and relaxing areas; a 13 metre long saltwater swimming pool with panoramic views across the Ibizan countryside; dedicated fitness and wellness areas for yoga and delicious spa treatments; extensive greenhouses dedicated to permaculture, biodynamics and electro culture farming providing delicious and healthy farm to table biodymanic produce for the estate; a private boat house at nearby Cala Xarraca bay with exclusive use of a self-drive five metre boat; large, serviced bar; traditional stone pizza oven and Josper oven; a Tipi for holistic ceremonies and meditation and even a dedicated party cave complete with high spec DJ equipment and sound system.
In the living and dining room space, rustic wooden doors open onto a soaring living space with double height ceilings, metre-thick stone walls and traditional sabina beams, whose evocative pine fragrance permeates the house. This is the hub of the finca, a convivial space and soothing refuge from the heat of the day. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the space with light, highlighting a cluster of rust velvet Arflex Marenco sofas. Mid-century lounge chairs surround a polished stone coffee table. Sweeping across the wall is a vast handwoven art installation, its raw natural textures echoed by Esparto grass rugs. A huge pine dining table seats 18 on playful psychedelic chairs, the ideal spot for lazy family breakfasts or glorious dinner parties with friends. Fincadelica honours Ibiza's local craftspeople and the dining room features stylish contemporary ceramics by Yvette Spowers and Laura de Grinyo (Ladio), along with traditional Ibicencan antiques.
