Impressive Historic House With Large Plot In Andratx
7 Beds
5 Baths
5,953 Sqft
Updated: June 18
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About the Property
This mansion Andratx offers a remarkable convergence of heritage and scale in the heart of the town’s historic centre. Spanning 553 m² across three well-preserved floors, the property reveals its stately origins with a grand entrance, lofty ceilings, exposed beams and a central staircase that becomes the axis of circulation. The mansion Andratx retains original hydraulic tile floors and exquisitel
This mansion Andratx offers a remarkable convergence of heritage and scale in the heart of the town’s historic centre. Spanning 553 m² across three well-preserved floors, the property reveals its stately origins with a grand entrance, lofty ceilings, exposed beams and a central staircase that becomes the axis of circulation. The mansion Andratx retains original hydraulic tile floors and exquisitely maintained woodwork throughout the doors and windows, each lending a tactile sense of provenance to its seven bedrooms and five bathrooms.
Living spaces radiate from the staircase, illuminated by shifting Mediterranean light. The upper floor encompasses a former larder and a bright, panoramic room overlooking Andratx, its castle and church. The property’s main façade commands one of the town’s principal avenues, while the more private rear, basked in sunlight, reveals a classic open patio, tranquil garden and a garage for numerous vehicles. Above, an open terrace provides sweeping vistas, complementing the recently restored roof.
Beyond private enjoyment, the spatial configuration and location enable uses that may include residence, cultural venue, or refined hospitality, always respecting local regulations. Optional acquisition of an adjacent 643 m² urban plot offers scope for further curation or expansion, subject to inquiry. The setting places Andratx’s cultural pulse and natural landscape at your doorstep, only 35 km from Palma.
Andratx occupies the southwestern corner of Mallorca, set back from the coast in a valley framed by the Serra de Tramuntana, the mountain range recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage landscape. The town itself is the administrative and commercial centre of the municipality, with a compact historic core of stone townhouses, a medieval castle, and the parish church of Santa Maria. It carries a quieter, more authentically Mallorcan character than the coastal resorts, attracting buyers who want proximity to the sea without living inside a tourist economy.
The weekly market runs on Wednesdays in the town centre. The port, Port d’Andratx, is four kilometres away and offers several well-regarded restaurants including Layn and Miramar, along with a marina popular with sailing and motor yacht owners. Camp de Mar beach is a short drive. Palma’s full retail and cultural offer is 35 kilometres east.
Palma de Mallorca Airport is approximately 40 kilometres from Andratx, reachable in around 35 to 40 minutes by car via the Ma-1 motorway. The airport operates year-round international routes to major European cities, with significantly expanded frequency from spring through autumn. There is no direct rail connection to Andratx; the town is served by regional bus routes linking it to Palma. For residents, a car is essential for daily use.