Renovated Luxury Villa In El Terreno: Mediterranean Charm Meets Modern Elegance
5 Beds
5 Baths
6,470 Sqft
9,580 Sqft lot
Updated: July 23
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About the Property
Nestled at the foot of Bellver Castle in the prestigious El Terreno neighborhood of Palma, this exceptional villa, originally built in 1920, has been completely reimagined to blend Mediterranean tradition with contemporary design. Surrounded by lush gardens and offering dedicated spaces for a swimming pool and Jacuzzi, this property is a haven of tranquility and sophistication.
The villa
Nestled at the foot of Bellver Castle in the prestigious El Terreno neighborhood of Palma, this exceptional villa, originally built in 1920, has been completely reimagined to blend Mediterranean tradition with contemporary design. Surrounded by lush gardens and offering dedicated spaces for a swimming pool and Jacuzzi, this property is a haven of tranquility and sophistication.
The villa is set on an 890 m² plot with a constructed area of 601 m² distributed across three levels and crowned by a stunning rooftop terrace. Inside, five spacious double bedrooms, each with en-suite bathrooms, ensure luxurious comfort. The ground floor features two of these bedrooms, complete with dressing rooms and a cozy lounge area that opens directly to the garden. The first floor hosts a bright and expansive living-dining area, a state-of-the-art custom-designed kitchen, and a 50 m² terrace overlooking the outdoor spaces. The top floor houses three additional en-suite bedrooms, including a lavish master suite.
Modern amenities include a sauna, underfloor heating, air conditioning, and a dedicated library or wine lounge, complemented by an elevator providing seamless access to all levels. The villa also prepares for solar energy integration, ensuring sustainability.
Located in a serene yet vibrant area known for its regal villas and proximity to Palma’s Paseo Marítimo, this property combines timeless elegance with contemporary luxury, offering a Mediterranean lifestyle at its finest.
El Terreno is one of Palma’s oldest and most characterful residential quarters, occupying the hillside between the city centre and the pine-covered slopes below Bellver Castle. Developed in the early twentieth century as a retreat for Palma’s bourgeoisie and foreign residents, the neighbourhood retains a distinct architectural identity: substantial villas set behind garden walls, wide tree-lined streets, and a sense of unhurried permanence that separates it clearly from the more commercial districts closer to the port.
Paseo Marítimo is a ten-minute walk downhill, giving direct access to Palma’s waterfront restaurants, the Real Club Náutico, and the Auditorium. The neighbourhood sits adjacent to the Cala Major road corridor, with Portixol and the old town reachable in under fifteen minutes by car. Bellver Castle and its surrounding pine forest are accessible on foot.
Palma city centre is approximately three kilometres from El Terreno, a ten to fifteen minute drive depending on traffic. Palma de Mallorca Airport is around twelve kilometres to the east, typically a twenty-minute drive, and operates year-round international routes connecting to most major European cities. The ferry terminal at the port of Palma offers regular crossings to Barcelona, Valencia, and Ibiza, with journey times ranging from two to eight hours depending on the service.