Élégante Maison De Plain Pied Avec Piscine Et Efficacité énergétique à Calvià
4 Chambres
4 SdB
2,261 Sqft
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Villa Calvià offers a seamless blend of comfort and tranquillity in one of Mallorca’s sought-after neighbourhoods. This single-storey home, the focus keyword villa Calvià, presents 213.65 m² of living space curated for contemporary living. Four bedrooms, two with en-suite bathrooms, are complemented by an additional bathroom and a guest toilet, while thoughtful furnishings define an understated ae
Villa Calvià offers a seamless blend of comfort and tranquillity in one of Mallorca’s sought-after neighbourhoods. This single-storey home, the focus keyword villa Calvià, presents 213.65 m² of living space curated for contemporary living. Four bedrooms, two with en-suite bathrooms, are complemented by an additional bathroom and a guest toilet, while thoughtful furnishings define an understated aesthetic throughout. Floor-to-ceiling windows allow Mediterranean light to infuse the entire space, and an accessible, step-free layout enhances both comfort and connectivity.
Two covered porches frame open views of landscaped gardens and the surrounding vistas. The exterior extends to a plot that houses a 36.16 m² pool, curated gardens and ample access zones. The lower level of the property adds 60.82 m² devoted to technical areas, enhancing operational ease.
Sustainability is woven into the experience, with solar panels, underfloor heating and integrated video surveillance quietly supporting day-to-day living. Air conditioning and central heating ensure a tailored climate throughout the seasons. Just moments from the beaches, marinas and vibrant dining of Calvià, this luxury villa for sale in Calvià represents a considered approach to Mediterranean living, balancing modern amenities with the pace and privacy that define the area.
The Balearic Islands occupy a distinct position in the Mediterranean, combining the cultural depth of Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza, and Formentera with landscapes that range from the Serra de Tramuntana mountains to sheltered coves and open sea. Mallorca alone draws a sophisticated international community that has made it one of Europe’s most established second-home markets, with Palma recognised as a genuinely liveable city rather than a seasonal resort.
Palma’s dining scene centres on the Santa Catalina market district and the old town, with restaurants such as Marc Fosh and Aromata setting a high standard. Ibiza Town offers a UNESCO-listed old quarter alongside a well-developed marina. Menorca’s Mahón and Ciutadella provide a quieter, more architectural counterpoint across the archipelago.
Palma de Mallorca Airport is the primary gateway, handling direct routes to most major European cities year-round and with significantly expanded capacity in summer. Inter-island ferry services connect Palma to Ibiza, Menorca, and the mainland ports of Barcelona and Valencia, with crossings ranging from roughly four to eight hours depending on the route and vessel. Private aviation infrastructure across the islands is well developed, with Son Bonet airfield serving general aviation near Palma.