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Sea view villa Cala Rajada is a rare property where privacy, scale, and timeless Mediterranean design converge. Set on a 1,804 m² plot in a quiet cul-de-sac near Cala Gat and Cala Rajada, this three-storey villa offers a discreet retreat elevated by sweeping sea views and sunlit terraced spaces.
The main level introduces broad living areas with a distinct sense of openness. An open kitche
Sea view villa Cala Rajada is a rare property where privacy, scale, and timeless Mediterranean design converge. Set on a 1,804 m² plot in a quiet cul-de-sac near Cala Gat and Cala Rajada, this three-storey villa offers a discreet retreat elevated by sweeping sea views and sunlit terraced spaces.
The main level introduces broad living areas with a distinct sense of openness. An open kitchen adjoins a dining room that leads directly to a 63 m² covered terrace, complemented by a 42 m² sun terrace. The residence is designed for seamless indoor-outdoor living, anchored by a 46 m² swimming pool and five bedrooms—four on the ground floor and one upstairs—attuned to both privacy and natural light. Light filters through Mediterranean gardens that frame the home, imbuing the spaces with peaceful rhythm.
A 288 m² rooftop terrace crowns the first floor, taking full advantage of the sea views that define the property’s allure. The versatile basement serves as workshop, gym, or future expansion space, while the sizeable plot offers potential for further development.
Echoing an understated Arabic style and built in 1984, this sea view villa for sale in Cala Rajada invites those seeking discretion and vision. Local amenities, tranquil surroundings, and the rare potential for estate expansion complete an offering deeply attuned to Mediterranean pace and promise.
Capdepera occupies the northeastern tip of Mallorca, a municipality defined by its medieval hilltop castle, rugged coastline, and a pace of life that has remained largely unchanged despite the island’s broader development. The town itself sits inland, while its coastal extensions, Cala Rajada and Cala Gat, face east toward Menorca across clear, open water. This corner of the island attracts buyers who prioritize seclusion and natural landscape over the more commercialized southwest.
Cala Rajada has a working fishing harbour, a weekly market, and a concentration of restaurants along the waterfront including Es Mollet and La Caracola. Cala Gat and Cala Agulla are within a short drive or walk. Artà, a well-preserved historic town with a strong local market, is approximately 12 kilometres inland.
Palma de Mallorca Airport is roughly 80 kilometres from Capdepera, a drive of approximately one hour via the Ma-15 motorway. The airport operates year-round with direct connections to major European cities including London, Frankfurt, Barcelona, and Madrid. Palma itself, the island’s commercial and cultural centre, is reachable in under an hour, offering private banking, international schools, and a full range of professional services.