We're not sure we have the word count to describe all the details we love about this Ibiza home. The structure is more than six hundred years old and its dry walls, beamed ceilings and domed chimneys all hint at its former life. The design, by contrast, is completely fresh-faced, blending bohemian chic with luxurious villa living. Pink metal school chairs line a long oak table, an upright piano is ready for singalongs, and potted plants add pops of green to rooms. The bathrooms are bright and beautiful – check out the sunshine yellow tiles, the gold mirrors and the aquamarine shower. When you're not gawking at the style, head outside to lust over the mountain views and the abundance of social space. Double daybeds and cabanas line the pool, a meditation area has been set up underneath a leafy tree, and an outside barn has been converted into a kitchen, meaning you can soak up the sunshine even as you cook. Home truths: *Due to the remote location of this home, we recommend having a car to best explore the area *Three of the bedrooms do not have air conditioning *The main kitchen is in an outdoor barn, however there is a second smaller kitchen in the main home *The swimming pool is not fenced in so smaller children should be watched