Manoir Unique Avec Vue Imprenable Sur La Ville Et La Mer À Vendre À Palma
11 Chambres
3 SdB
10,355 Sqft
10.53 Ac lot
Mis à jour: Octobre 10
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Historic Manor with Panoramic Views over Palma – a Unique Estate of Character and Heritage
Just five kilometers from the vibrant center of Palma yet in a world of its own, this exceptional manor house, built in 1869, stands as one of the last remaining historic estates on the outskirts of the city.
Set on an expansive 42,600 m² plot, the property offers a rare combination of gran
Historic Manor with Panoramic Views over Palma – a Unique Estate of Character and Heritage
Just five kilometers from the vibrant center of Palma yet in a world of its own, this exceptional manor house, built in 1869, stands as one of the last remaining historic estates on the outskirts of the city.
Set on an expansive 42,600 m² plot, the property offers a rare combination of grandeur, privacy, and timeless charm. With approximately 1,000 m² of constructed area and a total of 11 bedrooms, the residence provides generous living spaces steeped in history. The authentic character has been carefully preserved – featuring original tiled floors, high ceilings, traditional layouts, and numerous architectural details that evoke the elegance of Mallorca’s noble past. From almost every room, breathtaking views unfold across the city of Palma and its glittering bay – a truly majestic and ever-inspiring panorama.
This remarkable estate is a genuine gem for connoisseurs of classic Mallorcan architecture, offering serenity and authenticity within easy reach of the city. A rare opportunity to own one of Palma’s last grand manors – timeless, stately, and full of soul.
Son Quint is a discreet residential enclave on the elevated western fringe of Palma, roughly five kilometres from the city centre. The area is characterised by large private estates and historic manor houses set within generous plots, with views that extend across the city rooftops to the Bay of Palma. Its position on the hillside gives it a markedly different character from the urban fabric below, combining proximity to the capital with a sense of genuine seclusion.
The commercial centre of Palma, including the Mercat de l’Olivar, the restaurants of Santa Catalina, and the boutiques of Passeig del Born, is a ten-minute drive. The Son Quint area itself is residential in character, so daily errands and dining require a short drive rather than a walk.
Palma’s ring road, the Via Cintura, is accessible within minutes, connecting Son Quint efficiently to all parts of the island. Palma de Mallorca Airport lies approximately twelve kilometres to the east, typically a fifteen to twenty minute drive depending on traffic. The airport operates year-round international routes to most major European cities, with frequent connections to Madrid and Barcelona for onward travel.