Appartement Moderne à Vendre Dans La Vieille Ville De Palma
2 Chambres
2 SdB
1,368 Sqft lot
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Timeless Elegance in the Heart of Palma’s Old Town Experience refined living in this exceptional apartment nestled in Palma de Mallorca’s historic Old Town. Set in a beautifully restored heritage building, fully renovated in 2023, this residence blends traditional charm with sophisticated, modern design. Inside, the open-concept living area is bright and inviting, featuring restored wooden
Timeless Elegance in the Heart of Palma’s Old Town Experience refined living in this exceptional apartment nestled in Palma de Mallorca’s historic Old Town. Set in a beautifully restored heritage building, fully renovated in 2023, this residence blends traditional charm with sophisticated, modern design. Inside, the open-concept living area is bright and inviting, featuring restored wooden beams, elegant herringbone wood flooring, and a seamless mix of classic and contemporary elements. The custom Poliform kitchen is outfitted with top-of-the-line Gaggenau appliances and a Bora cooktop, while a separate utility room adds extra convenience. The apartment offers two spacious bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and two stylish bathrooms, including a luxurious en-suite with natural stone floors and marble finishes. Underfloor heating, central air conditioning, and a state-of-the-art security system ensure year-round comfort and peace of mind. Step outside to two private terraces—one ideal for al fresco dining under the Mallorcan sun. Residents enjoy a range of exclusive shared amenities, including a beautifully landscaped garden terrace with a pool, a large rooftop terrace for sunbathing or evening drinks, a guest apartment, ample storage, a dedicated bicycle room, and two stairwells, each with its own elevator. A rare opportunity to own a piece of Palma’s history—without sacrificing a single modern luxury.
Palma’s Old Town, known locally as the Casc Antic, is one of the most architecturally coherent historic centres in the western Mediterranean. Narrow stone streets open onto Gothic courtyards, Renaissance palaces, and Baroque churches, with the Cathedral of Santa Maria, La Seu, anchoring the entire quarter above the seafront. The area carries UNESCO recognition as part of the cultural landscape of the Serra de Tramuntana and reflects centuries of Moorish, Christian, and mercantile history in its fabric.
Daily life here centres on Plaça Major and the surrounding streets. Marc Fosh restaurant on Carrer de la Missió holds a Michelin star. The Mercat de l’Olivar on Plaça de l’Olivar is the main food market. Café La Lonja on Plaça de la Llotja is a reliable neighbourhood reference. The Palau March museum and the Es Baluard contemporary art museum are both within walking distance.
Palma Airport, Son Sant Joan, is approximately 11 kilometres from the Old Town, roughly 20 minutes by car or taxi. The city has no high-speed rail connection to the Spanish mainland, so air travel is the primary link. Direct flights operate year-round to Madrid, Barcelona, London, Frankfurt, Paris, and Zurich, with significantly expanded schedules from April through October. A ferry service from the port, a short walk from the Old Town, connects to Barcelona and Valencia overnight.