Luxury Accommodation In Ibiza

The communal areas are ideal for large groups – as they are suitably large and impressive. There are 2 indoor living rooms, 4 outdoor seating areas, 2 of which are also dining areas.

The Tower – Master suite with en suite office, outside terrace, bedroom and luxury bathroom. This is the top floor of the tower, with a commanding view over the whole property and the bay of San Antonio.

The Studio – second master suite with en suite living room, terrace, master bedroom and en suite bathroom.

Conejera – named after Conejera Island just offshore from San Antonio, which used to be owned by the Prats family. The picture in the room is Toni´s grandfather on a weekend of rabbit hunting with his pack of podenco dogs. This is where the chickens used to be kept; there is still a hole in the wall where the eggs were stored! Eggs were once a source of significant income for the small holding farmers of Ibiza.

Double room with an en-suite

The Bay – A bedroom with bathroom en suite, at the bottom of the Tower. This also used to be a stable.

“Las Tias” – This is the oldest part of the house, from which all the other parts were eventually added. More recently it was a room for the female members of the family. A double room, which shares the bathroom (pictured) with one other bedroom.

The “Sanctuary Room” – A double bedroom with a great view. “Las Tias” and the lovingly restored Sanctuary Room share a bathroom

The house was designed over generations to allow a feeling of intimacy, practicality and luxury in this hot climate – with high wooden beamed ceilings and thick ancient stone whitewashed walls. The house was built organically as three wings around a large central living room – which means that all the bedrooms have maximum privacy and peace.

The living room is 6 metres long, with a 5 metres high beamed ceiling – it is an exquisite room, with an ancient door 4 metres high and plenty of character. Can Frare is a rare treat.  You can see this when you open the doors on a hot summers day and let the air flow.  You can look down and have a scenic view of the estate and the Bay of San Antonio.

All the walls are:

• The original stone built.
• Three feet thick, and therefore, soundproof.
• Coated in Cal (whitewash made the traditional way from limestone).
• The hardwood beams high above are sabina and olive, coated in the oil of linseed.
• All products sourced locally.

The floor is a simple, traditional cement.

Please click here to read more about the history of Can Frare.