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Modernized village house with a large rooftop terrace. This exceptional Mallorcan village house is located in the heart of Mancor de la Vall, in the stunning landscape of the Serra de Tramuntana. Its origins date back to the late 18th century; the current building was constructed around 1810 as a traditional tafona (oil mill) and has been recently completely renovated with great care. Historic
Modernized village house with a large rooftop terrace. This exceptional Mallorcan village house is located in the heart of Mancor de la Vall, in the stunning landscape of the Serra de Tramuntana. Its origins date back to the late 18th century; the current building was constructed around 1810 as a traditional tafona (oil mill) and has been recently completely renovated with great care. Historical elements harmoniously integrate with contemporary architecture, resulting in a home with soul and timeless elegance. From its terraces, there are open views over the village rooftops and the mountains. On a plot of about 103 m², it offers approximately 177 m² built, distributed over the ground floor, upper floor, and an open gallery with a sitting area. Next to the living room, a spacious rooftop opens up with views of the church and the rooftops of Mancor, ideal for enjoying sunsets. Inside, there is a generous living-dining room with a fireplace and an open designer kitchen, and two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. High-quality materials such as natural stone, iroko wood, and exposed beams make this house a true dream home. The exterior is organized into terraces at different levels that create a private Mediterranean atmosphere. Technically, it is completely updated, with new electrical and plumbing installations, air conditioning, and a heat pump. Its southwest orientation ensures light and warmth throughout the day. It is sold fully furnished with high-quality furniture. Mancor de la Vall is a beautiful village located in a small valley at the foot of the Serra de Tramuntana, with about 1,400 inhabitants. It has bars, restaurants, a pharmacy, and boutique hotels. It celebrates the Sant Joan festival on June 24 and, at the end of November, the l’Esclata-sang fair. It preserves prehistoric remains such as the talayots of Clot dels Diners and the cave of Montaura. It is located about 40 minutes from Palma, the airport, and the nearest beaches.