A newly built house in the countryside, just a few minutes from Es Trenc beach. It is designed in a minimalist style with great attention to detail and features floor-to-ceiling windows that allow light to flood into the house. The ground floor offers a spacious living/dining area, a kitchen and access to a sunny terrace with a 32 m2 infinity pool. Two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms complete thi
A newly built house in the countryside, just a few minutes from Es Trenc beach. It is designed in a minimalist style with great attention to detail and features floor-to-ceiling windows that allow light to flood into the house. The ground floor offers a spacious living/dining area, a kitchen and access to a sunny terrace with a 32 m2 infinity pool. Two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms complete this level. Upstairs are two further bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, which are accessible via both internal and external stairs. An adjoining terrace offers a magnificent panoramic view. Air conditioning and underfloor heating ensure a pleasant climate in the house all year round. The lovingly landscaped garden and 70 olive trees, some over a hundred years old, are a real highlight. A carport offers space for two cars and a garden shed (12 sqm) provides storage space for bicycles, etc. The energy concept was designed for self-sufficiency, i.e. electricity is generated by 24 solar panels and stored in three 15.4 kW/h batteries; a hybrid technology generator guarantees a continuous, reliable energy supply. The water supply comes from the municipal water supply in a cistern (5x 1500 l) and a rainwater cistern (30,000 l) for the garden and the pool. Another part of the property is suitable for keeping animals, growing grapes, etc.
Campos is a quiet agricultural municipality in the south of Mallorca, set on a flat, fertile plain that has shaped its character for centuries. The town retains a distinctly local identity, with a traditional market square, stone architecture, and a pace of life largely unchanged by mass tourism. Its position in the southern interior places it within easy reach of some of the island’s most protected and least developed coastline, making it a reference point for buyers seeking rural Mallorca without remoteness.
The weekly market on Thursdays and Saturdays draws locals from across the comarca. The town has a handful of well-regarded restaurants serving Mallorcan cuisine, including Ca’n Nina. Es Trenc, one of the island’s few undeveloped beaches with protected dune systems, is roughly five kilometres away by car.
Palma is approximately 45 kilometres from Campos, a drive of around 40 minutes via the Ma-19 motorway. Palma de Mallorca Airport sits roughly 35 kilometres to the northwest, reachable in under 35 minutes by car. The airport operates year-round international routes to major European cities, with significantly expanded frequency from spring through autumn. There is no direct rail connection to Campos; private transport is the practical standard for residents.