Son Triay

Nestled on a small plateau amidst 126 acres of picturesque farm fields, pastures, and forests, this charming farmhouse is just a few miles from the pristine beaches of the island's southeast coast. Known as Binicalssitx until the 19th century when pirates burned it down, the house was rebuilt and now showcases a stunning neoclassical style influenced by Palladio and the island's British heritage. Each apartment offers independent access and is tastefully designed and furnished in the area's delightful rural tradition. A beautiful vaulted kitchen, a sunny living room, and a welcoming lawn surrounding the pool add to this lovely farm's allure.