Maison De Village Rénovée Avec Jardin À Alaró

Charming renovated village house with garden.
In the heart of Alaró, just a few steps from the church square, this completely renovated village house features a natural stone facade and south-facing orientation. Spread over three floors, it combines authentic Mallorcan character with modern comfort.
On the ground floor, a spacious entrance hall provides space for a wardrobe, bicycles, and storage. The living-dining room, with a wood-burning fireplace and a characteristic marés stone wall, is the heart of the home. From the living room and the adjoining kitchen, there is direct access to the sunny garden, and a modern bathroom with shower completes this floor.
The south-facing garden is a true private oasis with a large outdoor dining area under a lemon tree, surrounded by palm trees and lavender.
The upper floors feature three bedrooms and a versatile room, ideal as an office, playroom, or creative space. The master bedroom has an en-suite bathroom with underfloor heating and access to a terrace connected to the garden. A double-height sitting area with glass flooring adds spaciousness and light.
Air conditioning on the upper floor, gas heating in the kitchen and bathrooms, and the fireplace ensure comfort all year round.
A well-distributed village house with authentic charm, in the best location in the center of Alaró.
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 surrounding nature. On Saturdays, there is a weekly market with local fresh produce and clothing, and its residents of different nationalities contribute to a rich cultural diversity.
One of its most famous places is the Castell d’Alaró, at an altitude of 822 meters and declared a cultural heritage site, offering stunning views of the Mallorcan countryside and even the bay of Palma, about a two-hour walk 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.