Spectacular modern villa project in San Miguel

Nestled in the tranquil beauty of San Miguel Port, this exceptional villa, sold turnkey, promises to blend sophisticated design with cutting-edge sustainability. With construction beginning in November 2024 and completion slated for late 2026, this residence offers a rare opportunity to own a home crafted for modern luxury while harmoniously integrating with the surrounding natural landscape.
Designed with environmental consciousness at its core, the villa will draw power from both main and solar sources, while rainwater is collected in a cistern to supplement water needs, supported by sustainable purification for the pool. Thoughtful landscaping will celebrate the island’s natural beauty with a Mediterranean garden of native, drought-resistant plants, helping to preserve Ibiza’s biodiversity.
The villa spans three levels, linked by a convenient lift from the garage to the main floor. The layout includes a luxurious master bedroom, five spacious double bedrooms, an open-plan kitchen, and an expansive living and dining area that seamlessly extends to the outdoors. Multiple terraces and a stunning pool offer the perfect setting to enjoy panoramic sea views and soak in the Mediterranean sun. Smart home technology maintains healthy air quality indoors, while energy-efficient appliances minimise resource use, ensuring a sustainable lifestyle at every turn.
Every detail of the villa—from its eco-conscious construction practices, including the use of 100% green-certified electricity during the build, to its high-quality materials and natural finishes—has been thoughtfully selected to reflect the surrounding beauty and provide a serene, luxurious retreat. Located within a short drive of the charming village of Santa Gertrudis, this villa offers an exquisite blend of privacy, elegance, and eco-friendly living, making it a rare gem in Ibiza’s northern coastline.
For more information or to arrange a consultation, enquire today to begin your journey to sustainable luxury in San Miguel Port.