CASA IBIZA Tribal House #4

Tribal hotel is pleased to announce the development of a new house in the colonial town of Granada, Nicaragua. The

house is located on a private street, one block from the hotel. Two previous houses, Casa Violeta and La Sultana

were completed in 2019 and featured on the cover of AD Latino America; they were sold within a couple of months

of completion to private owners. A third house, Casa Toledana, was completed and put on the market in April of

2021.

Casa Ibiza is the fourth of a total of 11 houses of various sizes, style, and price point that are in the planning

Casa Ibiza is a two-floor house with an open-air living room and kitchen, a large covered gazebo on the second floor, and

two airconditioned king-size bedrooms (one on the ground floor and one on the second floor). Its total square footage is

3300 sq’ (305 m2), with 2170 sq’ (200 m2) on the ground floor and 1130 (105 m2) on the second floor.

There is an option to add a third bedroom instead of the upstairs gazebo at an additional cost.

Above: rendering of the dining area and living room.

The ground floor is comprised of a large L-shaped built-in sofa with oversized cushions, a dining table for eight guests, a

generously sized kitchen, a king-size bedroom with en-suite bathroom, a large storage room, and a guest bathroom.

The design of Casa Ibiza is a rustic-chic mix of organic materials, white polished concrete, raw wood, rattan, and stone.

As its name indicates it is based on a traditional Mediterranean look, mixed with mid-century modern touches, and

locally-made objects, lamps and accessories.

The resulting look is laid back luxury that denotes a certain bohemian lifestyle with a modern sense of esthetics. Shoes

at casa Ibiza are not necessary, but caftans are encouraged! The house is free of any sort of formality: the design

encourages people to feel relaxed and not encumbered with too many rules: sit on the floor if you feel like it, take a dip

in the polished concrete pool, or take a nap on the oversized outdoor bed.

Each decorative item, from hand-made vases, wall hangings and local antiques are carefully curated to add layers to the

uncomplicated, laidback yet stylish look of the house.

The overall décor objects and accessories are a mix of Spanish artifacts such as the typical wicker bullheads that are a

staple of Iberian décor; loose hand-made wicker lamps; Indian lanterns ; Moroccan hand-woven wall panels and hand-

made pillows. Several rattan chairs and Moroccan poufs provide a stylish laidback feel to the area that is perfect for

entertaining a group of friends, while imported Turkish kilims add touches of warm colors.

Above: rendering of the pool and sunbed. On the right is the ground floor bedroom, with a covered gazebo on the second floor.

The large sunbed is the courtyard’s centerpiece: it is perfect for lounging pool-side, taking a nap, or reading a book. The

bed and pillows are covered with outdoor Sunbrella fabrics in various indigo tones. At night, a dozen small hanging

lanterns add a warm glow to the area and become a beautiful focus point from the living area.

The surrounding garden is planted with mature palm trees and various tropical plants, and a couple dozen terra cotta

pots of various sizes are scattered around to create an attractive Mediterranean potted garden in the manner of what can

be found throughout Sicily or Northern Africa.

Above: rendering of house.

The house is made of concrete blocks anchored by cement columns in full compliance with anti-seismic norms.

The columns are clad in tropical wood that add warmth to the texture wall stucco. The floor is made of off-white

polished concrete, as is the edge-free pool in the center of the courtyard.

On the left is a king-size bedroom with private bathroom, built-in bed and closet.

The second floor has a second king-size bedroom and bathroom. Adjacent to the bedroom is a second sitting

area covered by a rustic pergola with lovely views of the Mombacho volcano. Various potted plants and cacti add

a Mediterranean touch to the sitting area.

Kitchen mood board above

The kitchen is a mix of off white polished concrete and wood. It comes fully appointed with refrigerator, cooking range,

sink, cabinets, and a large kitchen island.

Both king-size bedrooms come with a built-in bed, closets, and decorative rugs and accessories. They both have their

own private bathroom appointed with sinks, toilets, shower stalls, towel racks, etc.

Bedrooms mood above

Ground floor plan with measurements. Engineering specs are available upon request.

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TERRAZA

TRIBAL HOTEL AND VILLAS

Tribal Hotel is located in the 500 year old colonial city of Granada, 50 minutes from Managua’s international airport, and about two

hours from the beaches near San Juan del Sur and the border with Costa Rica. Tribal Hotel was conceived by New York hospitality

veterans Yvan Cussigh (Bar d’O; Thom Bar at 60 Thompson hotel) and Jean-Marc Houmard (Indochine, Acme, Tijuana Picnic,

Kittichai). It opened to great acclaim in May 2014 and was prominently featured in Conde Nast Traveler (September 2014) as well as

on the cover of Conde Nast Traveller UK in January 2015, among many other publications such as Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, Travel and

Leisure, Elle, A.D, etc. It was included in the Conde Nast Traveler coveted Hot List in 2015, and in the Conde Nast Traveler Readers

Choice Award as one the “10 Best Hotels of Central America and the Caribbean” in 2017 and 2018 (http://tribal-hotel.com/press/)

In 2018 the owners acquired a large empty lot a block and a half from the hotel with the intention of creating a community of houses,

the Granada Gardens, with the same sense of design and eclectic style as the hotel. The first two villas were completed in the Spring

of 2019 and were sold within a couple of months to individual owners. In September 2019 they were featured on the cover of

Architectural Digest Latino America along with a feature article (see below).

The villas are grouped on a private, lushly planted gated street with 24 hour security personal. Eight additional houses of various

sizes and prices are in the planning for the next couple of years. The concept behind both the hotel and the houses is to offer an

interesting design experience within an intimate and highly personalized and curated décor from around the world. They are sold

fully furnished and styled and are ready to move in.

FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT INFO@TRIBAL-HOTEL.COM PRICES UPON REQUEST

Below left: Casa Violeta and La Sultana on the cover of Architectural Digest Latino America, September 2019.

Right: Tribal Hotel on the cover of Conde Nast Traveller UK, January 2015