Xarc (971 339 178)

This property dates back to the beginning of the 20th century and was restored preserving the Ibiza style in 2005.. The house and its facilities are situated on 50.000 m2 of land, surrounded by the typical fruit trees of the island of Ibiza: almonds, fig trees, carob trees, olives trees, apricot trees, orange trees, etc.

Located at the foot of the Puig d´Atzaró and 5 km from the town of Santa Eulalia, it is ideally situated for a quick and easy access to the interesting attractions in the North of the island and at the same time preserving the flavour of Ibiza, which has not been transformed by mass tourism.

On the property and in the surrounding area there are many options for going on walks, or cycling on bicycles provides for guests free of charge, and upon which you can enjoy the views of the San Lorenzo Valley or wander through the forests or paths, only known and frequented by the local inhabitants.

• 9 double rooms and a Suite, one of them suitable for the disabled. All rooms have a hairdryer and gowns, bathtub or hydrotherapy showers, cold and hot air conditioning, Digital TV, Mini Bar, individual safe, Internet connection
• Swimming pool
• Garden area
• Lounge
• Lounge-dining room
• Terraces

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