This country house Manacor offers an enduring sense of place, tucked between the traditional fishing villages of Porto Cristo and Portocolom. Renovated to preserve its Mallorcan heritage, the 268 m² two-story home is set on a generous 8,900 m² plot, balancing tranquility with proximity to Cala Murada’s pristine beaches and the quiet coves of Cala Pilota and Cala Magraner.
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This country house Manacor offers an enduring sense of place, tucked between the traditional fishing villages of Porto Cristo and Portocolom. Renovated to preserve its Mallorcan heritage, the 268 m² two-story home is set on a generous 8,900 m² plot, balancing tranquility with proximity to Cala Murada’s pristine beaches and the quiet coves of Cala Pilota and Cala Magraner.
Interiors are organized for modern life while respecting original character. The open-plan ground floor invites relaxation, with a living and dining area that flows naturally into a large kitchen and a sunlit terrace. A guest toilet and en suite bedroom complete this level. Upstairs, three further en suite bedrooms benefit from expansive windows, each featuring both shower and bathtub.
Outdoor living unfolds on a terrace with commanding sea views, a 48 m² pool, and an elegant pergola for al fresco dining. This country house Manacor prioritizes effortless comfort, with floor heating, air conditioning, and an energy rating of B. Surrounded by Mallorca’s coast and landscape, it offers privacy yet immediate access to the island’s serene rhythm and natural beauty. A refined option for those seeking a luxury villa for sale in Mallorca.
Manacor is Mallorca’s second-largest city and the commercial and cultural heart of the island’s interior east. It sits roughly 50 kilometres from Palma, surrounded by agricultural land, pine forests, and a coastline that reaches the clear waters of the Llevant coast within 15 minutes by car. The city is known for its centuries-old tradition of pearl manufacturing, its Gothic parish church of Els Dolors, and a built fabric that reflects genuine Mallorcan character rather than resort development.
Daily life centres on the weekly Tuesday market, one of the largest on the island. The old town offers local restaurants serving traditional Mallorcan cuisine, including Ca’n March and several neighbourhood cafés. Porto Cristo, the nearest coastal village, is a 12-minute drive and provides beaches, a marina, and the Coves del Drach cave system.
Palma is approximately 50 kilometres west via the Ma-15, a journey of around 45 to 50 minutes by car. Palma de Mallorca Airport handles direct routes to most major European cities and is roughly one hour from Manacor. There is no direct rail connection to Palma from Manacor, making a car essential. The east coast beaches of Cala Millor, Porto Colom, and Cala d’Or are all within a 20 to 30 minute drive.