Propriété Historique D'artá Avec Rénovation Moderne Bientôt, Option D'achat Anticipé

Artà is one of the most architecturally coherent and historically intact towns in Mallorca, set in the northeast of the island against a backdrop of the Serra de Llevant hills. The old town rises toward the fortified Sanctuary of Sant Salvador and the Church of Transfiguration, whose silhouette defines the skyline. The streets below are lined with stone townhouses, independent shops, and a genuine local community that has kept Artà largely free from the mass tourism that has reshaped much of the island’s coast.

Daily life in Artà centres on the Tuesday market, the covered Mercat Municipal, and a compact high street with independent food shops and cafés. Restaurant options include Na Tamara and the well-regarded Es Racó d’Artà. The beaches of Cala Torta, Cala Mesquida, and the resort of Cala Rajada are all within fifteen minutes by car.

Artà sits approximately 75 kilometres from Palma de Mallorca, reached via the Ma-15 road in around one hour. The nearest train station is in Manacor, roughly 25 kilometres away, with connections to Palma. Palma’s Son Sant Joan Airport handles direct flights to most major European cities year-round, with journey time from Artà to the airport of approximately one hour by car.