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Situated on the outskirts of Inca, this 19,696 m² plot offers a rare opportunity to create a 568 m² contemporary residence in one of Mallorca’s most central and well-connected regions. Offered with a fully approved construction project, the planned home includes six bedrooms and six bathrooms, with seamless flow between bright interior spaces and expansive terraces. Thoughtfully designed on a sing
Situated on the outskirts of Inca, this 19,696 m² plot offers a rare opportunity to create a 568 m² contemporary residence in one of Mallorca’s most central and well-connected regions. Offered with a fully approved construction project, the planned home includes six bedrooms and six bathrooms, with seamless flow between bright interior spaces and expansive terraces. Thoughtfully designed on a single level, the layout features open-plan living areas, a private pool, and natural materials that echo the surrounding rural landscape. The total purchase price with construction is 4,900,000 euros. For those interested in developing their own vision, the plot is also available without the project on request.
Inca is a thriving Mallorcan town known for its artisan leather tradition, weekly markets, and local gastronomy. The plot is located just minutes from the town center, offering immediate access to essential services including schools and shops. The Ma-13 motorway connects Inca directly to Palma in under 30 minutes, and the Inca train station links conveniently to the capital and northern coast.
This area blends traditional Mallorcan fincas with modern architectural developments, appealing to both residents and investors seeking space, privacy, and accessibility. Inca’s location also places the property within easy reach of hiking trails in the Serra de Tramuntana and beaches along the northern coast, such as Playa de Muro.
With a ready-to-build project, scenic setting, and excellent infrastructure, this offering stands out as a rare investment-ready plot in the heart of the island.
Inca sits at the geographic heart of Mallorca, a working Mallorcan town with a distinct identity rooted in artisan leather craftsmanship, weekly markets, and a food culture that draws islanders from across the region. Unlike the coastal resort towns, Inca has retained an authentically local character, with its historic centre, the church of Santa Maria la Major, and the celebrated Dijous Bo market fair, one of the oldest and largest in the Balearic Islands, anchoring its civic life.
Day to day, Inca offers the Mercat de Inca for fresh produce, and a well-established restaurant scene centred on traditional Mallorcan cuisine, including the celebrated celler restaurants such as Celler Can Ripoll and Celler Sa Travessa. The Serra de Tramuntana mountains and the beaches of Playa de Muro and Alcudia are within a 20 to 30 minute drive.
The Ma-13 motorway connects Inca to Palma in under 30 minutes, and the town has its own station on the Palma to Sa Pobla rail line, with regular services to the capital taking approximately 40 minutes. Palma de Mallorca Airport is roughly 35 kilometres away, around 30 minutes by car, and operates year-round international routes to major European cities and beyond.