Luxuriöses Dorfhausprojekt In Alaró

Located in the emblematic village of Alaró, this exclusive property offers a perfect combination of central location and panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, a refuge of serenity in an exceptional natural setting.
The property includes an approved renovation project to transform this village house into a modern family home, respecting and enhancing its historical charm. The living area will be expanded to a total of 600 m², with high-quality contemporary finishes.
The project has been developed with a well-known architect from Palma specialized in palaces, who proposes spacious and bright areas by opening up the living spaces. The interior features imposing 4-meter high ceilings on both floors, providing spaciousness and elegance.
The plan includes a total of seven bedrooms: five in the main house, each with an en-suite bathroom, and two in the attached guest house, a duplex with an independent entrance. The main house will also feature two living rooms, an office, a dining room, and a garage for two vehicles, as well as a gym, sauna, and wine cellar.
The exterior will be a true paradise, with a large swimming pool, two pergolas, a terrace, and an outdoor kitchen with a barbecue, perfect for gatherings and moments of relaxation outdoors, along with a garden featuring Mediterranean vegetation. The project places special emphasis on the use of local materials and the preservation of the building’s historical character, merging the old and the modern.
The price includes the land, the existing structure, the approved renovation project, and the finished property. Estimated delivery date: February 2027.
The picturesque village of Alaró is located in a quiet valley between two well-known mountains south of the Serra de Tramuntana, in the center of Mallorca, and has more than 5,700 inhabitants. It is about 20 minutes from Palma, the nearest beaches, and the airport, and has numerous restaurants. It is known for its ancient architecture, beautiful cobbled streets, and the nature that surrounds it. On Saturdays, there is a weekly market with local fresh produce and clothing, and its residents of different nationalities contribute to a great cultural diversity.
One of its most famous places is the Castell d’Alaró, at 822 meters above sea level and declared a cultural heritage site, with impressive views of the Mallorcan countryside and even the bay of Palma, about two hours on foot from the village. It is a highly appreciated destination for cyclists and hikers, and its shoemaking tradition, which once had 30 factories, continues to thrive in internationally renowned artisan workshops.