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Welcome to this wonderful penthouse offering generous outdoor spaces and an ideal Mediterranean lifestyle. With large private terraces and an elevated position, this property combines privacy, natural light, and open views – perfect for enjoying Mallorca’s climate all year round. The apartment features a bright and airy living area with direct access to the terrace, creating a seamless connection
Welcome to this wonderful penthouse offering generous outdoor spaces and an ideal Mediterranean lifestyle. With large private terraces and an elevated position, this property combines privacy, natural light, and open views – perfect for enjoying Mallorca’s climate all year round. The apartment features a bright and airy living area with direct access to the terrace, creating a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living. Large glass doors allow plenty of natural light to flow in, enhancing the sense of space. The kitchen is well-designed and functional, ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. The bedrooms are comfortable and well-proportioned, with built-in storage and a calm atmosphere. The bathrooms are modern and tastefully finished.
What truly sets this property apart are the expansive terraces. Here you can create several outdoor zones – dining area, lounge corner, sunbeds, or even an outdoor kitchen – all with beautiful open views. It is the perfect setting for sunset dinners, relaxed mornings, or entertaining friends and family. Located in a desirable area of Mallorca, the penthouse offers convenient access to beaches, restaurants, shops, and essential services, while still providing a peaceful and private environment.
San Agustín is a well-established residential neighbourhood on the western edge of Palma, occupying a low coastal ridge between the city centre and the upmarket enclave of Génova. It has long been favoured by local professional families and long-term foreign residents for its relative quiet, its proximity to the sea, and its sense of permanence. The architecture is predominantly mid-century and post-war residential, with a scale and density that keeps the area feeling unhurried compared to central Palma.
The Cala Major and Ciudad Jardín beaches are within a short drive, and the Paseo Marítimo waterfront promenade is roughly ten minutes by car. The neighbourhood has its own local shops and cafés along Calle Camilo José Cela, and the Mercado de Santa Catalina in Palma is a fifteen-minute drive for daily provisions and dining.
Palma city centre is approximately six kilometres east, reachable in around fifteen minutes by car or via regular bus connections on the EMT network. Palma de Mallorca Airport is roughly eight kilometres to the southeast, a journey of fifteen to twenty minutes by car, making it one of the more practically positioned residential areas on the island for frequent travellers. The airport serves over fifty direct international routes, including year-round connections to major European capitals.