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To acquire this property is to own an authentic part of Mallorca - located in one of the most secluded areas of the Tramuntana, just past the Vall de March and very close to the famous local bodega, Mortitx.
The ”possession” is very well preserved although it is clear the property needs renovating. It is necessary to emphasise that some parts of the building have already been improved and
To acquire this property is to own an authentic part of Mallorca - located in one of the most secluded areas of the Tramuntana, just past the Vall de March and very close to the famous local bodega, Mortitx.
The ”possession” is very well preserved although it is clear the property needs renovating. It is necessary to emphasise that some parts of the building have already been improved and can be seen in the photographs of the roof, while the main building has been maintained in its original condition, offering an insight of the building’s history. It really is a journey through time that covers the history of the house.
In addition, there is a building attached to the main house which was used as a barn where straw and food for the animals was stored.
The plot of land itself is noteworthy with an enormous area of over 75 hectares, and access to the main house is by a private road from the road to Lluc. It has several fertile areas ideal for cultivating a vineyard, something common in this area thanks to the weather conditions. There are several springs and fountains on the property giving you large amounts of water. The views speak for themselves, on a clear day you can see all the way to Menorca on the horizon.
The Vall de March corridor in the Serra de Tramuntana places this property within one of the most geologically dramatic and historically layered parts of Mallorca. The Tramuntana range, recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Cultural Landscape since 2011, is defined by its terraced hillsides, ancient dry-stone walls, and centuries-old agricultural estates known locally as possessions. This particular pocket, between Pollensa and the sanctuary of Lluc, retains a character that has changed little over generations.
The market town of Pollensa is approximately 15 kilometres away, offering weekly markets, restaurants including La Font del Gall, and independent shops. The bodega Mortitx is a near neighbour. Port de Pollensa, with its waterfront restaurants and sailing marina, is roughly 20 minutes by car.
The road to Lluc provides the primary access route, connecting to Pollensa and onward to Palma in approximately one hour by car. Palma de Mallorca Airport handles direct flights to most major European cities year-round, with journey time from this area running around 55 to 65 minutes by road. There is no rail connection in this part of the island; private transport is essential.