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Unglaubliches neu gebautes Reihenhaus mit beeindruckendem mallorquinischem Design in der begehrten Gegend von Santa Catalina.
Das Gebäude wird aus zwei verschiedenen Reihenhäusern mit Erdgeschoss, erstem Stock, zweitem Stock und Dachterrasse bestehen.
Jedes Reihenhaus wird eine bebaute Fläche von 350 m2 haben. Es wird einen Parkplatz, 4 Schlafzimmer, 4 Badezimmer, Sauna, We
Incredible newly built townhouse with an impressive Majorcan design in the sought after area of Santa Catalina. The building will consist of two different townhouses with basement, ground floor, first floor, second floor and roof terrace. Each townhouse will have a constructed area of 350 m2. It will have a parking space, 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, sauna, wine cellar and elevator. Works started. A
Unglaubliches neu gebautes Reihenhaus mit beeindruckendem mallorquinischem Design in der begehrten Gegend von Santa Catalina.
Das Gebäude wird aus zwei verschiedenen Reihenhäusern mit Erdgeschoss, erstem Stock, zweitem Stock und Dachterrasse bestehen.
Jedes Reihenhaus wird eine bebaute Fläche von 350 m2 haben. Es wird einen Parkplatz, 4 Schlafzimmer, 4 Badezimmer, Sauna, Weinkeller und Aufzug haben.
Die Arbeiten werden sofort beginnen und werden voraussichtlich 18 Monate dauern.
Eine einzigartige Gelegenheit.
*Preis für jedes Reihenhaus: 2.600.000€
Incredible newly built townhouse with an impressive Majorcan design in the sought after area of Santa Catalina. The building will consist of two different townhouses with basement, ground floor, first floor, second floor and roof terrace. Each townhouse will have a constructed area of 350 m2. It will have a parking space, 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, sauna, wine cellar and elevator. Works started. A unique opportunity. *Price for each townhouse: 2.600.000 €
Santa Catalina is one of Palma’s most characterful and sought-after quarters, a former fishing and working-class district that has evolved into the city’s most dynamic residential neighborhood without losing its architectural identity. Low-rise 19th-century buildings line streets scaled for pedestrians, and the area sits just west of the old city walls, close enough to the historic center to feel connected but with a distinct personality of its own. It consistently attracts an international, design-conscious resident base.
The Mercat de Santa Catalina anchors daily life here, with fresh produce, fish, and a strong café culture surrounding it. Restaurants including Maca de Castro’s Maca and Bar Flexas draw serious diners. The waterfront Paseo Maritimo is a ten-minute walk, and the old town’s cathedral quarter is equally close on foot.
Palma’s public transport network connects Santa Catalina to the wider city efficiently, and the airport, Son Sant Joan, sits approximately 11 kilometers east, typically 20 minutes by car. The port handles regular ferry connections to Barcelona, Valencia, and other Balearic islands. Palma Airport operates direct routes to most major European cities, making this one of the better-connected island capitals in the Mediterranean for residents who travel frequently.