Villa for sale in Ibiza / Eivissa town, Ibiza

Parque Cala Martina brings together three newly built villas, designed for those who want to live close to family or friends, each with its own space and privacy.

The villas sit next to each other in a quiet coastal setting. They share the same architectural language, but each one works on its own. Nothing here is identical, and that feels intentional. It is three houses placed next to each other, each remaining fully independent.

Inside, everything is kept simple and open. Large windows bring in light throughout the day, and most rooms connect directly to the outside. There is no clear separation between interior and exterior living. Doors stay open for long periods, and movement between spaces feels natural rather than planned.

Each villa has its own layout and slightly different character. One is more compact and easy to use, suited for everyday living without complexity. Another opens more directly towards the garden and outdoor areas, with a stronger focus on light and space. The largest villa offers more rooms and flexibility, including space for guests or longer stays. None of them tries to be the same, and that is what makes the whole setup work.

The materials are consistent across all three homes. Stone, wood and soft neutral tones are used throughout. Surfaces are matte rather than polished, and finishes are chosen to feel calm rather than decorative. The kitchens sit within the living spaces, not separated from them, and are designed for daily use rather than display. Everything is practical, but with attention to proportion and detail.

Technology is integrated in a discreet way. Climate, lighting and security systems are all present, but not visible in daily life. It is there when needed, and out of sight when not. The idea is not to draw attention to systems, but to let the spaces function quietly in the background.

Outside, each villa has its own pool and private terraces. The positioning of these spaces changes slightly from house to house, depending on light and orientation. Some areas catch the sun early in the day, others are more shaded in the afternoon. This creates different ways of using the outdoor space without needing to think about it.

The gardens are kept simple. Native plants, soft landscaping and natural textures are used rather than formal design. It blends into the surrounding environment rather than standing apart from it. Over time, it will feel less constructed and more settled.

Rooftop terraces are part of daily life. In the morning they are quiet, and in the evening they become places to sit and look out towards the sea and the surrounding landscape. They are not designed as features, but as extensions of how the houses are used.

The location is close to the coast. Cala Martina can be reached on foot, and Cala Nova is also nearby. Both offer a different relationship with the sea, from sheltered bays to more open stretches of coastline. Santa Eulalia is a short drive away and provides access to restaurants, a marina and everyday amenities. Ibiza Town and the airport are within reach, but not part of the immediate rhythm of the place.

Parque Cala Martina is not a development in the traditional sense. It is three houses placed next to each other, with enough distance to remain independent and enough proximity to feel connected. The idea is simple: living close without sharing space.