Land with a traditional finca payesa needing renovation, active building permit, 360º views to Formentera and Ibiza, direct access to the sea, located on a large plot of 109,000 m² with direct connection to Estany Pudent and the Salinas.

An absolutely exceptional value of this property is that within it is located the megalithic Tomb of Ca na Costa, one of the most important prehistoric monuments in the Balearic Islands and the most relevant in Formentera.

This tomb, of significant heritage and symbolic value, had a ceremonial and spiritual function, linked to ancestor worship, making the place a unique enclave loaded with history and meaning.

This distinctive element gives the property a unique and unrepeatable character, placing it within the island's historical legacy and endowing it with an extraordinary cultural identity.

The property is located on the northern coastal strip of the island, one of the best-preserved areas from a landscape and environmental point of view. The land houses a traditional finca payesa that allows for a rehabilitation project respecting local architecture, maintaining the original character and adapting it to current comfort standards. The existence of a building permit facilitates the immediate development of the project, providing security and clarity to the renovation process.

One of the main values of this estate is its unique landscape duality. To the east, a private path of about 1.4 kilometers runs through unspoiled dunes within the plot itself until reaching Ses Canyes Beach, offering natural and direct access to the sea and a constant relationship with the light of dawn and the clear waters of the Mediterranean. To the west, the estate opens up to Estany Pudent, where the historic saltpans sketch a changing landscape at sunset, accompanied by the usual presence of flamingos and native birds.