Villa Andratx stands as a testament to Mediterranean architecture, offering expansive interiors across 1,565 m² of living space. Designed ten years ago with gatherings in mind, the property unites warmth, privacy, and a sense of belonging. The main house opens to a spacious kitchen and a luminous living area, both overlooking lush gardens. The principal suite is thoughtfully arranged with a dressi
Villa Andratx stands as a testament to Mediterranean architecture, offering expansive interiors across 1,565 m² of living space. Designed ten years ago with gatherings in mind, the property unites warmth, privacy, and a sense of belonging. The main house opens to a spacious kitchen and a luminous living area, both overlooking lush gardens. The principal suite is thoughtfully arranged with a dressing area and a generous bathroom, all connecting seamlessly to a rooftop terrace that boasts a private pool and panoramic scenes of Andratx and the surrounding mountains.
Complementing the main residence are several independent studios and four additional apartments, each with private terraces, kitchens, bedrooms, and bathrooms. These units share access to a Mediterranean garden and a communal pool, offering flexibility for extended family or guests. Underfloor heating and climate control ensure year-round comfort in each room.
A 600 m² basement provides ample room for parking, storage, or curated leisure spaces such as a gallery or spa. Quietly positioned in Sa Coma, this villa in Andratx offers swift access to local amenities, the coast within ten minutes, and Palma’s airport in thirty. With ten bedrooms, nine bathrooms, and carefully considered facilities including furnished interiors, air conditioning, and equipped kitchens, this property is both sanctuary and investment, presenting itself as a rare luxury villa for sale in Andratx.
Andratx occupies the southwestern corner of Mallorca, where the Serra de Tramuntana mountains meet the sea, and carries a reputation as one of the island’s most discreet and sought-after addresses. The town itself retains a genuinely Mallorcan character, with a historic centre built around a 13th-century church and a weekly market that draws locals rather than tourists. The surrounding municipality, which includes the port village of Port d’Andratx and the enclave of Camp de Mar, consistently attracts a European buyer profile at the upper end of the market.
Port d’Andratx, roughly five kilometres from the town centre, offers waterfront dining at restaurants including Layn and Miramar, alongside a well-established marina. The weekly market in Andratx town runs on Wednesdays. Camp de Mar beach and the Golf de Andratx course are both within a ten-minute drive.
Palma de Mallorca is approximately 30 kilometres to the east, reachable in around 30 minutes by car via the Ma-1 motorway. Palma Son Sant Joan International Airport sits roughly 35 kilometres away, with a drive time of 30 to 40 minutes depending on traffic. The airport operates year-round scheduled services to major European hubs including London, Frankfurt, Barcelona, and Madrid, with significantly expanded frequency from April through October.