Commanding views sweep from Sant Llorenç to Formentera in this seven-bedroom villa with a tourist licence that fuses Moroccan character with Mediterranean tranquillity. A Blakstad reimagining of the traditional riad —the very first project by Rolf Blakstad— makes El Palacio Blanco one of Ibiza’s most renowned homes. Positioned high in the island’s centre, it captures sunrise, sunset and the slow roll of countryside towards the sea. Released to the market for the first time in over two decades, it combines timeless design, unfulfilled potential and the rare value of a tourist licence.
The residence is arranged around a central courtyard, echoing Moorish influences reinterpreted through Ibicencan tradition. At its core, a peaceful terrace is anchored by a shimmering pool, framed by floating canopies and low cushioned seating. Beyond, a second pool stretches towards the horizon, crowned by a domed stone gazebo that commands breathtaking sea views.
Inside, a voluminous reception crowned by a soaring dome and hanging lanterns forms the home’s social heart. The convivial kitchen and dining area features an alcove mural and deep-set window seat with garden views. Six serene bedrooms evoke a calming atmosphere with natural textures and canopied beds, while a self-contained apartment provides an ideal base for staff.
The home is fully self-sufficient with its own water supply and solar panels.
