This mixed-use property Artà presents a rare intersection of refined living and intelligent investment potential in the historical heart of Artà. Encompassing 350 m², the building gracefully accommodates both a private residence and a dedicated commercial unit, each with its own entrance to ensure privacy and versatility. The ground floor commercial space extends over 82.50 m², comprising a welcom
This mixed-use property Artà presents a rare intersection of refined living and intelligent investment potential in the historical heart of Artà. Encompassing 350 m², the building gracefully accommodates both a private residence and a dedicated commercial unit, each with its own entrance to ensure privacy and versatility. The ground floor commercial space extends over 82.50 m², comprising a welcoming reception, three adaptable rooms, a storage area, and a guest toilet, all opening onto a luminous 40 m² patio that invites natural light and a sense of openness.
Above, the home is arranged across three levels. The first floor is devoted to daily living, featuring an equally generous 82.50 m² plan with a sunlit living area, an open-plan kitchen, a dining space, and a functional laundry zone. A modest outdoor area on this floor offers natural light and a place for greenery. Ascending to the second floor, three bedrooms each come with an elegant en-suite bathroom, complemented by a private terrace for quiet retreat.
Crowning the property, a 71 m² rooftop terrace reveals sweeping views over the village rooftops, thoughtfully designed for both relaxation and entertaining. An integrated lift connects all floors from street level to the rooftop, ensuring accessibility throughout. Built-in air conditioning and floor heating enhance comfort across all seasons. This property combines the energy of Artà’s village centre with the discretion and potential of a luxury mixed-use residence for sale in Artà.
Artà is one of the most architecturally coherent and culturally intact towns in Mallorca, sitting in the northeast of the island roughly 70 kilometres from Palma. The medieval hilltop sanctuary of Sant Salvador and the fortified parish church of Transfiguració del Senyor define the skyline and give the town a gravity that the more tourist-oriented coastal resorts lack. The streets of the old centre retain their stone-built character, and the town has a settled, year-round residential population that distinguishes it from seasonal alternatives.
Daily life in Artà centres on the Tuesday market, the covered Mercat Municipal, and a compact but reliable restaurant scene including Na Creu and the long-established Café Parisien on Carrer Ciutat. The beaches of Cala Torta and Cala Mesquida are within 15 minutes by car, and the natural park of Llevant borders the town to the east.
Palma is approximately 75 kilometres away, reachable in under an hour by car via the Ma-15. A regional train line connects Artà to Manacor and onward to Palma, with a journey time of roughly 90 minutes. Palma de Mallorca Airport handles direct flights to most major European cities and is the primary international gateway, located around 80 kilometres from Artà and approximately one hour by road.