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Townhouse Artà presents a compelling fusion of Mallorcan heritage and sophisticated modernity. This fully refurbished property spans 383 m² across three principal levels plus a versatile basement, situated in the cultural heart of one of Mallorca’s most charismatic villages. Discreet on approach, the corner setting harnesses natural light, animating each thoughtfully designed space.
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Townhouse Artà presents a compelling fusion of Mallorcan heritage and sophisticated modernity. This fully refurbished property spans 383 m² across three principal levels plus a versatile basement, situated in the cultural heart of one of Mallorca’s most charismatic villages. Discreet on approach, the corner setting harnesses natural light, animating each thoughtfully designed space.
On the ground floor, an open layout flows seamlessly between living, dining, and a gourmet kitchen with a central island. A double-sided fireplace articulates warmth throughout, while the kitchen connects to a private terrace, foregrounding effortless transitions between indoor and outdoor living. Air conditioning and underfloor heating assure comfort year-round.
Four bedrooms with private en-suite bathrooms deliver privacy and calm. Two of these suites occupy the first floor, including one with direct access to an expansive upper terrace. Upstairs, two additional quiet suites await. The lower level, appointed with a guest toilet, may serve as a wine cellar, gym, or creative retreat, adapting to your needs.
Outside, two broad terraces and a serene swimming pool invite a Mediterranean lifestyle, while a private garage and integrated lift underscore practicality. Delivered fully furnished, this townhouse in Artà stands ready to welcome its next custodians, embodying both tradition and contemporary ease.
Artà occupies the northeastern interior of Mallorca, set against the foothills of the Llevant mountain range and defined by a medieval hilltop silhouette dominated by the walled sanctuary of Sant Salvador. The town has a distinct identity within the island, known for its authentic Mallorcan character, its working market town fabric, and a cultural life that draws artists and intellectuals without having surrendered to mass tourism. The surrounding landscape is protected within the Llevant Natural Park.
The weekly Tuesday market on Carrer de Ciutat is a genuine local institution. Restaurants such as Restaurant Porxada de Sa Torre and Es Cantonet serve serious Mallorcan cooking. The beaches of Cala Torta and Cala Mesquida are within fifteen minutes by car. Palma is approximately one hour by road.
Artà sits roughly 75 kilometres northeast of Palma, reached via the Ma-15 in under an hour by car. The nearest train connection is at Manacor, approximately 25 kilometres away, with services to Palma. Palma de Mallorca Airport handles direct flights to most major European cities year-round, with journey time from Artà to the airport running approximately 60 to 70 minutes depending on traffic.