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Built in 2003, this impressive property is situated on a corner plot in an elevated position, allowing breathtaking views across the village of Búger and the Tramunata mountains, yet it is just a short walk away from shops, restaurants and local amenities.
The villa has been built to the highest standard, using the best materials and is luxurious in every way; it has many unique features
Built in 2003, this impressive property is situated on a corner plot in an elevated position, allowing breathtaking views across the village of Búger and the Tramunata mountains, yet it is just a short walk away from shops, restaurants and local amenities.
The villa has been built to the highest standard, using the best materials and is luxurious in every way; it has many unique features which will delight, such as a interior lift granting easy access between levels, marble flooring, opulent décor and sweeping staircases.
The ground floor has 2 large garages, a living/entertainment room, storage space and an amazing heated indoor pool area, gym and sauna for year-round fitness or relaxation.
On the first floor, you will find the main entrance with a marble floor, an office, a fitted kitchen and an open plan living / dining room with several sets of glass double doors providing an abundance of natural light, enviable views and direct access to the covered terrace, while the second floor offers 5 spacious bedrooms, 3 with en-suite bathrooms, an additional bathroom and a terrace overlooking the pool.
Outside, the second pool is surrounded by plenty of terrace space to relax in the shade or sunbathe, the garden is beautifully kept and laden with local flora.
Búger is one of the smallest municipalities in Mallorca, a compact hilltop village in the Raiguer region that sits at the foot of the Serra de Tramuntana. The village retains an authentically local character largely absent from the island’s more touristed interior towns. Stone houses line narrow lanes, the pace is unhurried, and the surrounding agricultural landscape of almond groves and olive terraces gives the area a grounded, rural identity that appeals to buyers seeking genuine Mallorcan character.
The village centre is walkable, with a small number of local bars and basic provisions available on foot. Inca, the main commercial hub of the island’s interior, is approximately 10 kilometres away and offers supermarkets, weekly markets, restaurants, and the full range of day-to-day services. Pollença and Alcúdia, both with established dining and cultural scenes, are reachable within 20 to 25 minutes by car.
Palma de Mallorca is approximately 35 kilometres from Búger, a drive of around 35 to 40 minutes via the Ma-13 motorway. Palma Airport, one of the busiest in Spain with direct connections to most major European cities and year-round scheduled services, is roughly the same distance. Inca also has a train station on the Palma to Sa Pobla line, providing a rail alternative into the capital for those who prefer not to drive.