Finca En Pierre Avec Piscine à Son Macia, Près De Manacor Et De La Côte, Prête à être Occupée Pour La Première Fois

Manacor is Mallorca’s second-largest city and the undisputed capital of the island’s interior, carrying a character shaped by centuries of craft tradition, particularly in furniture-making and the cultured pearl industry for which it remains internationally known. The surrounding municipality encompasses a varied landscape of agricultural plains, limestone hills, and a coastline that includes some of the island’s most sheltered coves. It is a place where working Mallorcan life continues largely on its own terms, distinct from the resort-driven coast.

The municipality includes the village of Son Macià, roughly 15 minutes from Manacor’s centre, with bars and restaurants on its main square. The coves around Porto Cristo and Porto Colom are within 20 minutes by car. The Trevin and Macià wineries operate in the immediate area. Manacor’s market runs on Mondays.

Manacor sits approximately 60 kilometres east of Palma, connected by the Ma-15 road, with a journey time of around 50 to 60 minutes by car. The historic Palma to Manacor railway line provides a regular service into the capital. Palma de Mallorca Airport, the island’s main international hub with direct connections across Europe and beyond, is reachable in under an hour, making the municipality practical for both permanent residents and seasonal owners.