This luxurious townhouse, only a few steps away from the sea and the promenade of El Molinar, is distributed over several levels. The ground floor comprises a spacious living-dining room with fireplace and open plan Cocinart kitchen equipped with Miele, Smeg and Siemens appliances as well as a guest toilet. The 62 m² terrace with garden and solar heated swimming pool (2x7m) is perfect for out
This luxurious townhouse, only a few steps away from the sea and the promenade of El Molinar, is distributed over several levels. The ground floor comprises a spacious living-dining room with fireplace and open plan Cocinart kitchen equipped with Miele, Smeg and Siemens appliances as well as a guest toilet. The 62 m² terrace with garden and solar heated swimming pool (2x7m) is perfect for outdoor dining and entertaining. On the first floor there are three bedrooms, two bathrooms (one en suite) and two balconies. The top floor offers a 62 m² terrace with spectacular views over the bay of Palma and the sea. The light-flooded and well-conditioned basement has two bedrooms, a bathroom, an Effe steam sauna, laundry room and a multi-purpose room. The house includes fitted wardrobes with LED lighting, high quality wooden and Zarci Grey stone floors, Airzone air conditioning, underfloor heating, mechanical ventilation and a Bowers & Wilkins sound system integrated with Sonos. In addition, there are two private parking spaces, which makes it even more exclusive. This property combines modern design with high quality materials, creating an elegant and comfortable ambience. Its privileged location, close to the sea and all amenities, makes it a unique opportunity for those seeking luxury and comfort in a coastal setting.
El Molinar is a former fishing village that has evolved into one of Palma’s most sought-after coastal neighborhoods, sitting directly on the eastern edge of the Bay of Palma. The area retains a distinctly local character, with low-rise architecture, a working-class maritime heritage, and a seafront promenade that connects it to the broader city without sacrificing its own identity. It occupies a rare position: close enough to central Palma to feel urban, yet defined by the water at every turn.
The promenade along Carrer de Contramoll is the social spine of the neighborhood, lined with well-regarded seafood restaurants including Ca’n Eduardo and local cafés. The Mercado de Santa Catalina is a short drive west. The beach at El Molinar and the adjacent Real Club Náutico de Palma are both within easy reach on foot.
Central Palma is approximately 10 minutes by car or a short ride on the EMT bus network. Palma de Mallorca Airport is roughly 8 kilometers to the southwest, typically a 15-minute drive, making this one of the most airport-convenient residential addresses in the city. The ferry terminal in Palma connects to Barcelona, Valencia, and other mainland Spanish ports, with regular crossings operated by Baleària and Trasmediterránea.