Overlooking the coastline of Es Trenc and a nature reserve, this modern villa is truly a testament to gorgeous taste and incredible style. It is stylishly designed by a Swiss interior designer who has a love and passion for the discrete and rich heritage of the island’s natural beauty. A 25m long swimming pool with built in bench to allow easy access in and out of the pool. Stunning views from anywhere in the villa can be enjoyed whilst overlooking nature.
Built with privacy in mind, this villa is also a villa that belongs to 3 Sisters, who share one home, each have their units made up of 1- and 2-bedroom units, each with private inner gardens or connections to the rest of the villa’s gardens. The architecture was designed with sustainability in mind, therefore there are only ceiling fans in the villa, no AC is avaialable and the villa is not available to rent in July / August, the warmest months on Mallorca, and the result is to preserve nature just a while longer. The bedrooms are all equipped with sliding mosquito doors therefore you are able to sleep with the feeling of a gentle breeze and no artificial noise other than nature at work.
The shared spaces range from an open living room / kitchen / dining room to an inner courtyard, a long and stretched out terrace overlooking the sea and the pool and a swimming pool that is the centre of the fun element in the villa. Below the pool area is an indoor wellness area with sauna, shower and changing room. As the villa has evolved with time, there are more surprises that have been added like 3 bicycles, a yoga shala tent,
SLEEP – 3 units, 3 private spaces
UNIT 1 – ROCA
UNIT 2 – OLIVO
UNIT 3 – ALMENDRA
ABOUT THE AREA
Ses Salines is a small town and municipality situated in one of the most beautiful parts of southeast Mallorca. This unassuming little place is easy to overlook but holds clues to the rich history of the island dating back to the Bronze Age.
‘Ses Salines’ is one of the nearest towns to ‘Cap de Ses Salines’ which is the most southerly point of the island of Mallorca. This area has a long tradition of agriculture which remains. This town is largely residential and retains much of the charm of the past making it a good choice if you want to experience authentic, rural Mallorca. Together with the nearby town of Colonia Sant Jord’, Ses Salines was prized to produce salt, particularly by the invading Romans. The name of the town is derived from this activity and literally means ‘source of salt’.
Celebrations still take place today to honor this local tradition. The salt pans today also form the habitat for many different types of birds, making it a haven for birdwatchers from all over the world. Nature lovers will also enjoy this area as it has been designated as an ‘area of special scenic and rural interest’. The natural beauty of Ses Salines is hard to beat due to the rugged coastline and contrast between forests and flat lands. History lovers will also find much of interest in this area.
There are Bronze Age settlements including the ‘Talaia Joana’ which dates to the 9th century BC. The town of Ses Salines has many buildings of historical interest to explore including the early 20th century Church of St Bartholomew which was a famous landmark for sailors as it is visible from the sea. There are also many examples of Catalan architecture including both the golden sandstone (which is typical throughout much of Mallorca) and a local grey and white stone which is more particular to this area.
