This natural stone finca is a traditional Spanish property constructed with locally-sourced natural stone materials. This property is nestled in the countryside and offers a peaceful, serene environment with breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. This particular natural stone finca with a short-term rental license would offer guests a unique and authentic Spanish experience, with traditi
This natural stone finca is a traditional Spanish property constructed with locally-sourced natural stone materials. This property is nestled in the countryside and offers a peaceful, serene environment with breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. This particular natural stone finca with a short-term rental license would offer guests a unique and authentic Spanish experience, with traditional architecture and decor combined with modern amenities such as air conditioning, heating, and Wi-Fi. The property would likely feature a large outdoor space with a pool, gardens, and outdoor seating areas for guests to enjoy the warm Spanish weather. Its living space of 388 sqm is spread over 2 levels. Distributed over the ground floor are 3 bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, a large living room with fireplace, a dining area and the kitchen. Housed on the first floor is the master-suite with living room and bedroom, an open fireplace, a dressing room and a large bathroom area with sauna. There is also a 90 sqm garage with space for at least 3 vehicles, a large laundry room, and in the external area a modern, covered and fully-equipped kitchen. Further features include modern, high-quality Santanyi-stone arches in the living areas, underfloor oil-fired central heating, double-glazed windows and doors, and real marble floors in a natural-stone pattern. A 10 x 20 metre pool with jacuzzi and 2 fountains are situated at the front of the finca, and add an additional luxurious note to this already top-quality object. Overall, a natural stone finca with a short-term rental license offers guests the opportunity to experience the beauty of traditional Spanish architecture while also enjoying the convenience and comfort of modern amenities.
Llucmajor is the largest municipality by land area in Mallorca, occupying a broad sweep of the island’s southern interior and coastline. The town itself retains a distinctly local character, with a traditional market square, stone architecture, and a pace of life largely untouched by mass tourism. The surrounding countryside, known as the Migjorn, is defined by open agricultural land, dry-stone walls, ancient fincas, and long views toward the sea.
The weekly market on Plaza España draws locals for fresh produce, cheese, and charcuterie. The coastal settlements of S’Estanyol and Sa Ràpita are a short drive south, offering sailing clubs and waterfront dining. Palma is approximately 25 kilometres to the northeast, reachable in under 30 minutes by car, giving straightforward access to the island’s full range of restaurants, galleries, and services.
Palma de Mallorca Airport is roughly 20 kilometres from Llucmajor, making it one of the more conveniently positioned municipalities on the island for international travel. The airport operates year-round flights to major European hubs including London, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, and Barcelona, with journey times typically under two and a half hours. Palma itself is served by ferry connections to Barcelona, Valencia, and Ibiza for those preferring sea travel.