Casa DI Città In Vendita A Bunyola, Ristrutturazione Creativa Con Elementi Tradizionali
3 Camere
3 Bagni
1,421 Sqft lot
Aggiornato: Ottobre 16
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This property for sale in Mallorca is an imaginatively reworked townhouse in Bunyola, conceived to combine the architectural character of a traditional Mallorcan home with the comfort and clean lines of contemporary Mediterranean design.
The residence is the subject of a comprehensive renovation project in which original features are being carefully restored and reinterpreted. Natural mat
This property for sale in Mallorca is an imaginatively reworked townhouse in Bunyola, conceived to combine the architectural character of a traditional Mallorcan home with the comfort and clean lines of contemporary Mediterranean design.
The residence is the subject of a comprehensive renovation project in which original features are being carefully restored and reinterpreted. Natural materials, warm textures and a restrained palette of soft, neutral tones create a calm interior atmosphere, while premium finishes and considered detailing bring cohesion to each space. Large windows introduce abundant natural light and strengthen the connection between the living areas and the exterior.
The proposed accommodation comprises three generously proportioned bedrooms and three elegantly designed bathrooms. Its balanced distribution is intended to work equally well as a permanent residence or as a comfortable second home in Mallorca. The emphasis on proportion, natural light and practical flow gives the property an understated, welcoming character without compromising its historic identity.
At the heart of the house, a private outdoor retreat is designed around a swimming pool and sun terrace framed by Mediterranean greenery. This secluded setting offers space for relaxing, dining and entertaining, extending the living areas outdoors and making the most of Mallorca’s climate.
Mountain setting, heritage and culture
Set at the foothills of the Serra de Tramuntana, Bunyola combines traditional stone architecture with a landscape of mountains, olive groves and historic estates. The surrounding countryside is well suited to walking and cycling. Important local heritage sites include the Jardins d’Alfàbia and the Raixa estate and gardens. Palma further broadens the cultural offering with institutions such as the Museu de Mallorca, Es Baluard Museum of Contemporary Art and Fundació Miró Mallorca.
Healthcare and education
Bunyola has a local primary-care unit, while Hospital Joan March is located within the municipality and provides intermediate healthcare, rehabilitation and geriatric services. Specialist, surgical and emergency care is available through Palma’s wider hospital network, including Hospital Universitari Son Llàtzer and Hospital Universitari Son Espases, alongside private clinics and medical professionals. Educational provision within the municipality includes the municipal nursery school, CEIP Mestre Colom in Bunyola and CEIP Gaspar Sabater in Palmanyola, with further secondary and international options available in the Palma area.
Sport, fitness and golf
The Municipal Sports Centre in Bunyola offers a swimming pool, multisport facilities and a climbing wall, complemented by locally organised sports, dance and fitness activities. Palma and its metropolitan area provide a wider selection of gyms and specialist training centres. The municipality is also home to Golf Son Termes, an 18-hole, par-70 course set within the landscape of the Serra de Tramuntana. Hiking and cycling routes add to the year-round outdoor appeal.
Beaches, nautical life, markets and connections
Although Bunyola is inland, both the Palma coastline and Port de Sóller are accessible for beach days and water-based activities. Palma Bay offers equipped beaches, bathing areas, sailing schools, marinas and established nautical institutions such as the Real Club Náutico de Palma and Club de Mar-Mallorca. The historic Sóller railway connects Bunyola with Palma and Sóller, from where the tram continues to Port de Sóller.
Everyday life in the village is enriched by a traditional market in Sa Plaça on Wednesdays and Saturdays. The annual calendar includes the Sant Mateu festivities, with concerts, exhibitions, sporting activities and evening celebrations, as well as the Santa Catalina fair, centred on crafts, local produce and environmental traditions. TIB bus services connect Bunyola with Palma, Palmanyola and Hospital Joan March, supporting practical access to employment, healthcare, education, culture and the coast.
Situated in the tranquil area of Bunyola, this property offers proximity to both lush natural landscapes and vibrant cultural sites. Palma de Mallorca is just a 20-minute drive, offering access to upscale dining, shopping, and cultural experiences. The nearby Tramuntana mountains provide stunning hiking trails for outdoor enthusiasts. Palma de Mallorca Airport is conveniently accessible in 25 minutes, making international travel effortless.