luxury houses with reception room for rent Spain

AVAILABLE: from October 15, 2026 to March 15, 2027. This attractive and cozy independent house is located in San Carlos, a village in the northeast area of the island of Ibiza. San Carlos has grown over the years and the new houses blend in with style and charm to the traditional center of the village with its beautiful white church. The residents are an interesting mix of locals, Spaniards, and international people that bring a cosmopolitan and bohemian atmosphere to the place. In the village, you will find several bars and restaurants and just a couple of kilometers away the famous hippie market of Las Dalias. Its location as a passage to reach the beautiful beaches and houses of the northeast of the island makes it a very popular place for tourists. This house is distributed in 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a guest toilet, 2 living rooms, dining room and independent kitchen. Air conditioning in all rooms and in the living room. It also has an annex next to the pool, a guest studio with independent entrance fully equipped: large bedroom-living room with sofa bed and the possibility of putting an extra bed, bathroom with shower, kitchen for small breakfasts. Outside, you will find a private pool, a beautiful green garden, a barbecue area, a porch, a spacious terrace and several chillout corners where you can enjoy the outdoors. The house has 2 covered parking spaces, with electric charging station. With 350 m² built, this house offers you all the comforts you need to enjoy a fantastic vacation in the middle of nature. A perfect place to relax! AVAILABLE: from June 15th to September 15th, 2024. Prices: -1 week: 8.050 Euros. -1 month: 34.500 Euros. Including garden and pool maintenance, water and electricity. The property has tourist rental licence. Contact for other details.

There are houses that one understands as soon as one steps through the door. In this one, it all begins with the traditional vestibule, which gives access to an interior organized around one of its most exceptional spaces: the central courtyard.Open to the sky, adorned with a fountain, vegetation, and white walls, the patio brings light and ventilation to the surrounding rooms. On the upper floor, an open gallery surrounds it and connects the different levels of the house.The house includes 7 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, an office, a library, a living room, a dining room, and a kitchen, as well as a second courtyard and three terraces. Two interior staircases, one in stone and the other in wood, connect its different floors.Main features Main features 7 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms Central courtyard with fountain and elevated gallery Second back courtyard with fountain Library and office Separate living room and dining room 3 terraces Two interior staircases, one in stone and the other in wood Ground floorFrom the vestibule, access is granted to the hallway and the central courtyard, around which the house begins to reveal its particular layout.This apartment includes 3 bedrooms, a bathroom, a living room, a dining room, and a kitchen, as well as two patios.The main courtyard serves as a meeting place at the heart of the house, while the back courtyard, also adorned with a fountain, offers a more intimate atmosphere and constitutes a second outdoor space.First floorThe first floor includes 4 bedrooms, an office, a library, and 2 bathrooms.The gallery that surrounds the courtyard connects the different rooms and allows for a view from above, while preserving this constant link between the interior and the exterior, a hallmark of the Cordoban house-courtyard.Among its rooms, the library stands out particularly, with its wooden shelves and exposed beams: it is a particularly warm space that maintains the character of the house.Second floor and terracesOn the upper floor, there are three terraces, a laundry room, and a staircase.The various outdoor spaces allow for enjoyment of the house in the open air and complement a layout in which patios, galleries, and terraces enhance the interior rooms.A house that bears the marks of its historyHistory is reflected in its very architecture. The thick walls of stone and solid brick, as well as the old brick arcades integrated into the structure, reveal the different phases of development of a residence whose origins date back several centuries.Its past is also linked to art. In the 19th century, this house was both the home and studio of José Saló y Junquet, a painter, sculptor, musician, collector, and one of the pioneers of photography in the region.The courtyard and some of its bright rooms were part of his creative space. Saló was named a member of the Royal Academy of Córdoba in 1853, and his home was the venue for artistic and intellectual meetings of that era.A house where life revolves around the courtyardBeyond its past, this house is distinguished by the way it is enjoyed today.The central courtyard, the upper gallery, the second courtyard, and the three terraces create varied environments and integrate into a particularly spacious layout. The seven bedrooms are complemented by rooms that do not necessarily have to serve as bedrooms: the space allows for setting up a library, establishing an office, receiving guests, or creating different living spaces.It is a house with a personality of its own, where the traditional architecture of Córdoba is present in the arrangement of the spaces, in the materials used, and, above all, in the life that revolves around the patio.At Hispálica Propiedades, we assist you throughout the purchasing process, providing information about the property and coordinating the necessary next steps.Request information about this propertyTalk to MercedesThe purchase fees, taxes, registration fees, notary fees, and agency fees are not included in the sale price.