Discover timeless charm and refined country living in this exceptional Mediterranean-style semi-detached finca, nestled in the serene rural landscape of Llucmajor. The beautifully landscaped garden has been thoughtfully designed as a sanctuary of relaxation. An expansive outdoor setting unfolds with a generous private swimming pool, sun-soaked terraces, and inviting shaded lounges.
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Discover timeless charm and refined country living in this exceptional Mediterranean-style semi-detached finca, nestled in the serene rural landscape of Llucmajor. The beautifully landscaped garden has been thoughtfully designed as a sanctuary of relaxation. An expansive outdoor setting unfolds with a generous private swimming pool, sun-soaked terraces, and inviting shaded lounges.
Inside, the residence features 3 spacious bedrooms and 3 fully appointed bathrooms, carefully arranged to provide both comfort and functionality. Whether envisioned as a distinguished primary home or an exclusive holiday escape, the finca offers a warm and welcoming ambiance throughout. A traditional fireplace, central heating and air conditioning ensure year-round comfort in every season. Embracing sustainable living, the property is equipped with solar panels for energy efficiency, while water is supplied via delivery — a practical and customary solution in this sought-after rural enclave.
Rich in heritage, this remarkable home is among the oldest fincas on the island. It is enclosed by an impressive 3-metre-high historic stone wall — a protected architectural feature that can no longer be constructed today — guaranteeing exceptional privacy and distinction.
Llucmajor is the largest municipality by land area in Mallorca, occupying a broad sweep of the island’s southern interior and coastline. The town itself retains a distinctly local character, with a traditional market square, Gothic parish church, and stone architecture that reflects centuries of agricultural and mercantile history. The surrounding countryside, known as the Pla, is defined by dry-stone walls, almond groves, and working fincas that have shaped this landscape for generations.
The weekly market on Sundays draws locals from across the south of the island. The town centre offers everyday conveniences including bakeries, butchers, and cafés around Plaça Espanya. The coastal settlements of S’Arenal and Cala Pi are within a short drive, providing beach access and waterfront dining without the density of the northern resort areas.
Palma is approximately 25 kilometres to the north, reachable in under 30 minutes by car via the Ma-19. Palma de Mallorca Airport sits roughly 20 kilometres from Llucmajor, making it one of the more conveniently positioned municipalities on the island relative to international connections. The airport serves direct routes to most major European cities, with journey times to London, Paris, and Frankfurt all under three hours.