Villa Marimont will be a modern contemporary villa in a spectacular location high above the renowned Cala Llamp, harmoniously integrated into the hillside on the plot of 1,038 m2, offering beautiful views of the bay, the open sea and La Mola. The impressive design combines cantilevered structures with fresh white plaster and a minimalist glass facade. Using a classic combination of limestone and b
Villa Marimont will be a modern contemporary villa in a spectacular location high above the renowned Cala Llamp, harmoniously integrated into the hillside on the plot of 1,038 m2, offering beautiful views of the bay, the open sea and La Mola. The impressive design combines cantilevered structures with fresh white plaster and a minimalist glass facade. Using a classic combination of limestone and beautifully crafted natural Mallorcan stone walls, the building is seamlessly integrated into the natural surroundings. The finest natural materials are used for the fascinating interior design. The total built area of 691 m2 is distributed as follows: Basement: garage for two cars, entrance hall with central staircase and elevator to all floors, two guest bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, TV/family room, billiard room, guest toilet, utility room, storage room. First floor: one bedroom with en-suite bathroom, guest toilet, kitchen with cooking island and Gaggenau appliances, dining room, living room which flows smoothly into the outdoor area. Terrace with outdoor kitchen, dining area, infinity pool, solarium and chillout area. Second floor: master bedroom with en-suite bathroom and dressing room, 2 additional bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. At Marimont, contemporary Mediterranean architecture is defined by a perfect combination of outdoor and indoor living with sun and shade. Therefore, the first floor interiors seamlessly connect with the outdoor spaces, with high ceilings and panoramic sliding glass systems that make the most of the impressive views.
Port d’Andratx occupies the southwestern tip of Mallorca, where a deep natural harbour opens onto the Mediterranean between pine-covered headlands. It is one of the island’s most consistently sought-after addresses, known for its concentration of high-end villas, a well-established international resident community, and a harbour front that retains genuine character without the mass-tourism pressures found elsewhere on the island. The surrounding hillsides, including the Cala Llamp area, offer elevated positions with unobstructed sea views toward La Mola and the open water.
The harbour promenade holds several well-regarded restaurants, including Layn and Miramar, alongside the long-established Restaurante Rocamar. The weekly market in Andratx town, four kilometres inland, covers fresh produce and local goods. Puerto Portals and Palma’s dining and retail offer are within a 45-minute drive.
Andratx town is four kilometres from the port and connects to Palma via the Ma-1 motorway, a journey of approximately 35 to 40 minutes by car. Palma de Mallorca Airport is roughly 45 kilometres away, around 40 minutes by road. The airport operates year-round international routes to major European hubs, with significantly expanded frequency from April through October. There is no rail connection to this part of the island; private car or taxi are the standard options.