Campanet Landhaus

Between the picturesque village of Campanet and the peaceful hamlet of Ullaró lies Son Jans, an extraordinary 17th-century Mallorcan estate full of history and character. Originally, a 17th-century tile kiln existed here, still preserved, adding a unique touch to this property.

The estate has 541 m2 of built space on a plot of 861 m2, featuring:
- 6 bedrooms (one on the ground floor, four on the first floor, and one independent in the garden)
- 2 bathrooms
- Spacious living-dining room with fireplace
- Separate kitchen
- Large multipurpose room, formerly a carriage garage, ideal for conversion into an event room, workshop, studio, or additional accommodation

Outside, the house offers a charming garden with a room used as an office, located right above the historic tile kiln. Additionally, a small building with a barbecue provides the perfect space to enjoy outdoor meals year-round.

Thanks to its strategic location on the old royal road between Palma and Alcúdia, Son Jans served for centuries as a resting place for travelers and merchants. More recently, it operated as a rural inn, offering guests the tranquility of the Mallorcan countryside and an unbeatable location. Today, its close access to the Palma–Alcúdia highway connects it to Palma airport in 30 minutes and the northern beaches (Muro, Alcúdia, or Pollença) in just 20 minutes, as well as the Aucanada Golf Course.

Just 2 km from the center of Campanet, this property is situated in an area of great beauty at the foot of the Serra de Tramuntana (a UNESCO World Heritage Site). Campanet retains all the charm of authentic Mallorcan villages: cobbled streets, lively squares, and a natural environment perfect for hiking, cycling, or rural tranquility. Nearby are iconic sites such as the Campanet Caves, Ses Fonts Ufanes, the Church of Sant Miquel, and the Lluc Monastery.

Son Jans preserves many original architectural elements: stone walls, marés arches, carved cornices, and spacious areas that maintain the essence of traditional Mallorca.

This is a property with history, soul, and endless possibilities: ideal as a family home with character, a rural hotel project, or an exclusive holiday residence.

It is a property that cannot be described—you have to see it to understand its magic.

It does not have a habitation certificate.

The sale price includes the real estate agency fees, which will be fully paid by the seller. This price does not include the Property Transfer Tax (ITP), currently generally set at 10%, nor notary or registry fees, which are estimated at around 2% of the purchase price and must be borne by the buyer at the time of signing the corresponding public deed.

The final amount of taxes will be calculated based on the deed price and may vary depending on current regulations and the buyer’s personal circumstances (age, possible discounts, subsidies, or applicable aid).

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