Capolavoro Architettonico Con Vista Panoramica: Rifugio Residenziale Privato Vicino A Palma
4 Camere
3 Bagni
6,028 Sqft
14,112 Sqft lot
Aggiornato: Luglio 23
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You’ll find this exclusive designer villa nestled in the privileged residential area of Son Font Seca–Palmanyola, right at the foot of the Tramuntana mountains and just minutes from Palma’s city center. It’s a place that perfectly fuses contemporary luxury with complete privacy and a unique connection to nature.
Built on a generous 1,311 m² plot, the villa boasts an impressive 506 m² of l
You’ll find this exclusive designer villa nestled in the privileged residential area of Son Font Seca–Palmanyola, right at the foot of the Tramuntana mountains and just minutes from Palma’s city center. It’s a place that perfectly fuses contemporary luxury with complete privacy and a unique connection to nature.
Built on a generous 1,311 m² plot, the villa boasts an impressive 506 m² of living space. The architecture here was deliberately designed to make the most of its elevated position, giving you sweeping, unobstructed views of the sea and the surrounding natural landscape.
The property features four spacious bedrooms, including an elegant master suite with its own dressing area and a luxurious bathroom complete with a freestanding bathtub. In total, there are three stylishly designed bathrooms, ensuring maximum comfort—ideal for families or guests. Outdoor Oasis and Unique Amenities Outside, you’ll be captivated by a breathtaking infinity pool area with panoramic views, a low-maintenance Mediterranean garden, and a dedicated chill-out zone that invites you to relax year-round.
A standout feature of this property is the unusually large garage, with space for up to 15 vehicles—an absolute rarity for a luxury home of this caliber.
The location in Son Font Seca offers that perfect balance between living close to nature and having easy access to urban amenities. Charming villages like Bunyola, Valldemossa, Esporles, and Santa Maria are all quickly accessible, as is Palma’s city center. You’ll find shops, restaurants, public transport, and sports facilities—including the popular Son Termes golf course—all nearby. The area is also well-known for its traditional fiestas in March, where visitors from all over Mallorca come together to experience local crafts, music, culinary delights, and the exciting ”Correfoc” fire-run spectacle.
Bunyola is a small Mallorcan hill town set at the eastern edge of the Serra de Tramuntana, the mountain range that runs along the island’s northwest coast and carries UNESCO World Heritage status. The town retains a genuinely local character, with stone architecture, narrow lanes, and a pace of life largely unchanged by tourism. Its elevated position, roughly 200 metres above sea level, gives the surrounding area long views across the plain toward Palma Bay.
Day-to-day needs are met in the town centre, which has a weekly market, a handful of cafés, and basic shops. The Son Termes golf course is a short drive away. Valldemossa and Esporles are both within ten minutes by car, offering additional restaurants and services. Palma’s full range of dining, retail, and cultural amenities is approximately 15 kilometres south.
Bunyola sits directly on the Palma to Sóller railway line, one of the island’s historic narrow-gauge routes, with regular services reaching Palma in around 30 minutes. By car, the centre of Palma is approximately 20 minutes via the Ma-11. Palma de Mallorca Airport is roughly 30 kilometres from Bunyola, accessible in under 35 minutes by car, and operates year-round international routes to most major European cities.