BOS-COS isn’t polished or precious. It’s lived-in, sun-drenched, and quietly generous. A three-bedroom Menorcan townhouse with sea views, two terraces, and a ficus tree that feels like a roommate.
Some days are for working at the desk by the fireplace, others are for long swims before lunch and whatever’s fresh from the market. The kitchen’s ready for both. Bedrooms open to sky or water, the pool waits in the back, and there’s space to do nothing at all. You come here to stay longer than you meant to. Most people do.

An ancient, secluded sandstone fortress in Cala Blava, close to Palma de Mallorca, Cap Rocat melts into the natural landscape and preserves Mallorca’s cultural and natural heritage while bringing to life all that modern luxury and rejuvenation have to offer. Antonio Obrador’s masterful restoration of the property marries history and modernity, creating tranquil spaces where silence reigns and time slows. At Cap Rocat, every moment is steeped in romance and beauty, from strolls through the courtyards as palms dance in the wind to plunges into the saltwater pool, merging with the Mediterranean horizon and bathing guests in the scents of jasmine, rosemary, and the sea breeze.