Villa Es Capdellà stands at the meeting point of Mediterranean tradition and contemporary clarity, completed in 2019 and positioned amid the rhythmic mountains of the Serra de Tramuntana. This villa integrates more than 500 m² of luminous space with windows framing steady views of the surrounding landscape, fulfilling the search for serenity and design in Mallorca.
Across the ground floor
Villa Es Capdellà stands at the meeting point of Mediterranean tradition and contemporary clarity, completed in 2019 and positioned amid the rhythmic mountains of the Serra de Tramuntana. This villa integrates more than 500 m² of luminous space with windows framing steady views of the surrounding landscape, fulfilling the search for serenity and design in Mallorca.
Across the ground floor, an open living and dining area, a thoughtfully furnished kitchen, and practical laundry unfold alongside a bedroom, a bathroom, and a guest toilet. Ascend to the first floor to discover three additional bedrooms, each with a private bathroom, balancing privacy with spatial generosity. Individual climate control and refined finishes introduce comfort throughout.
Set on a 1,794 m² plot, the villa’s outdoor rhythm includes a pool, landscaped garden, and the possibility of a guest house on an adjoining plot, pending renovation approval. Es Capdellà’s village life, defined by local shops and cafés in Calviá, sits just 30 minutes from Palma, providing discreet seclusion with cosmopolitan access. This property responds to those valuing authenticity, architectural lineage, and measured luxury—an enduring retreat within Mallorca’s cultivated heart.
Es Capdellà is a small, largely unspoiled village in the municipality of Calvià, set against the southern foothills of the Serra de Tramuntana. The area has a distinctly rural Mallorcan character, with stone farmhouses, terraced agricultural land, and a pace of life that has changed little over generations. It sits within one of the island’s most protected landscapes, as the Serra de Tramuntana carries UNESCO World Heritage status for its cultural landscape, directly shaping the architectural and environmental standards that govern the area.
Day-to-day essentials are covered in the village itself, with a small selection of local shops and cafés. The nearby town of Calvià, roughly five minutes by car, offers a wider range of services, restaurants, and a weekly market. The beaches of Santa Ponça and Peguera are within a fifteen-minute drive, and Palma’s full range of dining, retail, and cultural institutions is approximately thirty minutes away.
Palma de Mallorca Airport is the primary international gateway, located approximately thirty-five to forty minutes by car from Es Capdellà. The airport operates year-round routes to major European cities, with significantly expanded connections during the summer season. There is no rail connection to the village; private car or taxi is the standard means of transport. Palma itself is accessible via the Ma-1020 and connecting roads, making the capital straightforward to reach for business or leisure.