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Villa Son Serra de Marina stands as a contemporary interpretation of coastal life, its 392 m² arranged across four levels to shape an atmosphere of understated luxury. From the moment of arrival, the lift whispers of considered access, quietly connecting all floors and underscoring the property’s thoughtful design. Sea and mountain views anchor the experience, framing every interior with the chang
Villa Son Serra de Marina stands as a contemporary interpretation of coastal life, its 392 m² arranged across four levels to shape an atmosphere of understated luxury. From the moment of arrival, the lift whispers of considered access, quietly connecting all floors and underscoring the property’s thoughtful design. Sea and mountain views anchor the experience, framing every interior with the changing Mediterranean light.
The ground floor harmonizes modern ease with convivial spaces. A state-of-the-art kitchen, defined by its central island, anchors the home while the living and dining areas blend seamlessly with shaded terraces and the garden. Here, the flow between indoors and outdoors is effortless. The adjacent pool offers a private horizon, promising serenity and renewal.
On the first floor, three ensuite bedrooms each balance solitude and comfort, capturing either sea or mountain vistas. The top-floor room, wrapped in terraces and panoramic views, adapts to any need—master suite, creative retreat, or professional lounge. The basement accommodates two cars and a generous multipurpose room, elevating utility into lifestyle potential. Every detail, from air conditioning and underfloor heating to discreet storage, affirms both ease and refinement.
This villa in Son Serra de Marina is a quiet statement for those who value privacy, connectivity, and architecture that responds with both grace and utility.
Son Serra de Marina is a small, low-density coastal enclave on the northeastern edge of the Santa Margalida municipality, facing the Bay of Alcúdia. The settlement is defined by its unhurried character, wide sandy beach, and strict building regulations that have kept development restrained and the skyline open. The surrounding landscape of dunes, pine scrub, and the protected wetlands of the Albufera natural park give the area a natural integrity that distinguishes it sharply from more commercialised stretches of the Mallorcan coast.
The beach at Son Serra is directly accessible on foot. The village has a small selection of seasonal restaurants and a modest supermarket for daily needs. Artà, approximately 20 kilometres away, offers a fuller range of shops, a weekly market, and established restaurants. Colònia de Sant Pere, five kilometres north, provides additional dining options and a marina.
Palma de Mallorca is approximately 65 kilometres from Son Serra de Marina, reachable in around 55 minutes by car via the Ma-13 motorway. Palma Airport, the island’s main international hub with direct connections to most major European cities and year-round service to key hubs, is roughly the same distance and travel time. There is no rail connection to this part of the island, so a car is essential for daily life.