Moderno Appartamento Con Due Camere Da Letto Con Vista Sul Porto A Santa Catalina
2 Camere
2 Bagni
872 Sqft
Aggiornato: Marzo 26
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In the heart of Santa Catalina, one of Palma’s most vibrant neighborhoods, this refined two-bedroom apartment in the new XO Jonquet development offers a rare blend of design, comfort, and location. Set on the edge of the Paseo Marítimo, it places you within walking distance of the Santa Catalina Market, the lush Sa Feixina Park, and acclaimed international schools such as Queens College. The area
In the heart of Santa Catalina, one of Palma’s most vibrant neighborhoods, this refined two-bedroom apartment in the new XO Jonquet development offers a rare blend of design, comfort, and location. Set on the edge of the Paseo Marítimo, it places you within walking distance of the Santa Catalina Market, the lush Sa Feixina Park, and acclaimed international schools such as Queens College. The area is known for its blend of early 20th-century fishermen’s houses, converted mills, and stylish new architecture, attracting residents who value cultural charm with urban energy.
Located on one level and offering a total of 101 square meters, this brand-new home includes 81 square meters of interior living space and a 7 square meter private terrace with unobstructed views over the city and harbor. The open-plan layout features a generous living, dining, and kitchen area designed for modern living. Two spacious bedrooms and two elegant bathrooms ensure comfort, while high-quality finishes and geothermal underfloor heating paired with air conditioning maintain a pleasant indoor climate year-round.
Built in 2025, XO Jonquet introduces a new residential concept to Palma with its artistic design and resort-style amenities. The development includes access to a private spa with indoor and outdoor pools, a fitness center, sauna, and steam room. Additional features such as a private cinema, golf simulator, and 24-hour reception service elevate the lifestyle offered here well beyond standard city living.
Public transport connections are excellent, with direct access to bus lines 1, 4, and 20 linking the area to Palma’s city center, airport, and key commercial zones. For drivers, the nearby Ma-1 highway provides easy access across the island.
This property includes a private parking space and is part of a secure, well-managed building designed for discerning residents seeking modern design in a location rich with history and convenience. Santa Catalina continues to be a preferred choice for international buyers and locals alike, offering a dynamic mix of culinary hotspots, galleries, and everyday essentials within a truly walkable neighborhood.
Santa Catalina is one of Palma’s most characterful and sought-after quarters, occupying the western edge of the city between the Paseo Marítimo and the old town. Originally a working fishing and milling district, it has evolved into a dense, walkable neighborhood where early twentieth-century vernacular architecture sits alongside considered contemporary development. The streets are compact and human in scale, the light is sharp and Mediterranean, and the area carries a social energy that distinguishes it clearly from the quieter residential zones further inland.
Daily life here centers on the Mercat de Santa Catalina, one of Palma’s principal food markets, and the surrounding streets are dense with well-regarded restaurants and bars including Patron Lunares and La Bodeguilla. Sa Feixina park is a short walk away. The Paseo Marítimo, with its marina and waterfront promenade, is immediately accessible on foot.
Palma is served by Son Sant Joan International Airport, located approximately eight kilometers east of Santa Catalina, with a typical drive of fifteen to twenty minutes. The airport handles direct routes to most major European cities and operates year-round connections to Madrid and Barcelona, with high-speed ferry services linking Palma to the Spanish mainland from the adjacent port. Bus lines connecting Santa Catalina to the city center and airport run frequently along the Paseo Marítimo.