Set within 220,000 m² of private land in Formentera, Mirlo Blanco is a recently renovated six-bedroom house arranged around far-reaching sea and island views. Its architecture is deliberately low-key, combining a two-storey main residence with a separate bungalow and a private tower.
The asking price is €8,750,000.
Across 315 m², the house accommodates up to 14 people and holds a valid tourist licence, adding an established commercial dimension to a private island residence.
A house shaped around the horizon
The principal living spaces open onto a covered porch, the swimming pool and broad views across Formentera. With north, south, east and west orientations, the property follows the changing light through the day, while the elevated setting gives each outdoor space a clear connection to the surrounding landscape.
A private tower provides the most secluded vantage point. It is a simple architectural addition, intended for quiet time above the house.
Natural materials and considered interiors
The interiors work with soft, earthy tones, linen upholstery, timber and plant-fibre details.
In the main sitting room, neutral linen sofas and a double chaise longue establish a relaxed, informal setting, with direct access to the porch.
The kitchen sits alongside the living area and is centred on a timber bar that brings a more social rhythm to the room. The finish is rustic in character but restrained, allowing the materials and light to do the work.
Six bedrooms across three private settings
Two bedrooms sit on the main floor, including one double room and a four-bed room suited to children or visiting guests. Upstairs, a further bedroom shares the level with the principal suite and its access to the terrace.
Two additional bedrooms are set apart from the main house. One lies immediately beside the villa, while the other occupies an independent bungalow reached via the porch or terrace.
Each bedroom has its own bathroom and air conditioning, giving larger groups useful separation without losing the sense of a single residence.
Outdoor rooms for long island days
The pool forms the centre of the exterior arrangement, framed by the covered porch and open views over the island. Terraces and balconies extend the living areas outdoors, providing distinct places for meals, shade and late-afternoon conversation.
A barbecue area adds a practical entertaining space, while the garden and extensive plot preserve a considerable degree of privacy around the house.
Parking and storage are incorporated on site.
A discreet Formentera holding
Mirlo Blanco brings together the privacy of a substantial rural plot, a flexible six-bedroom layout and the practical advantage of a current tourist licence.
Its appeal lies in the way the architecture keeps attention on the island itself: the sea beyond the pool, the warm materials within, and the uninterrupted rhythm of daylight across the land.
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