Villa With Private Access To The Sea In An Idyllic Beachfront Location In Cala D'or
6 Beds
5 Baths
6,448 Sqft
26,286 Sqft lot
Updated: March 7
22
About the Property
BASIC INFORMATION Construction year 1980 entrance hall rooms 8 pantry living - dining room dining room - kitchen bedrooms 6 of them double bedrooms 6 dressing room 3 bath 5 of them en suite bathrooms 4 office guest toilet 4 number of floors 2 garden terrace laundry needs partial reform seafront AMENITIES furnished
BASIC INFORMATION Construction year 1980 entrance hall rooms 8 pantry living - dining room dining room - kitchen bedrooms 6 of them double bedrooms 6 dressing room 3 bath 5 of them en suite bathrooms 4 office guest toilet 4 number of floors 2 garden terrace laundry needs partial reform seafront AMENITIES furnished oil heating fireplace swimming pool private descent to the sea
Cala d’Or is one of the most established resort addresses on Mallorca’s southeastern coast, occupying a stretch of coastline within the municipality of Santanyí that is defined by a series of small, sheltered coves with clear turquoise water and pine-covered limestone cliffs. Unlike the more densely developed resorts to the north, Cala d’Or retains a relatively low-rise, whitewashed Ibizan-influenced architectural character, giving the area a distinct visual coherence and a sense of considered planning that appeals to long-term owners.
The marina at Cala d’Or is the social hub of the area, with restaurants including Es Mollet and a range of waterfront cafés along the port promenade. The market town of Santanyí, roughly 10 kilometres inland, hosts a well-regarded weekly market on Saturdays. The beaches of Cala Gran and Cala Esmeralda are within easy walking distance for residents.
Palma de Mallorca is approximately 65 kilometres to the northwest, reachable by car in around 50 to 60 minutes via the Ma-19 and Ma-15 roads. Palma Airport, which operates direct flights to most major European cities year-round and handles over 30 million passengers annually, is roughly the same distance and journey time. There is no rail connection to Cala d’Or; a car is essential for daily life in this part of the island.