Authentic 1930 Mallorcan Finca With Views Over Palma Bay, Traditional Safareig And 6,854 M2 Of Priva

Some homes impress with their design. Others with their size. But very few manage to stir something in you from the very first moment.

Built in 1930, this authentic Mallorcan finca is far more than just a property. It is a place where almost a century of history remains alive within its traditional marès stone walls, century-old wooden beams and beautifully preserved details that capture the true essence of Mallorca.

The moment you step through the entrance, the pace changes. The noise fades away. The air carries the scent of earth, fruit trees and Mediterranean gardens. Time seems to move a little more slowly here.

Located in Pòrtol, Marratxí, just twenty minutes from Palma, the property offers something increasingly difficult to find: the peace and privacy of the countryside without sacrificing proximity to the city.

Every stone in this house has a story to tell.

Its thick marès stone walls have sheltered generations. Original wooden beams, traditional Mallorcan shutters and a welcoming fireplace evoke a time when homes were built to last a lifetime.

This is not an anonymous, characterless house.

It is a finca with identity.

With character.

With soul.

The property offers 275 m2 of built area set on an impressive 6,854 m2 private plot, where architecture and nature exist in perfect harmony.

The interior is spacious and filled with natural light, featuring four bedrooms, two bathrooms, several living areas and versatile spaces offering plenty of possibilities to adapt the property to the lifestyle of its future owners.

One of its most special features is the large terrace, where the views stretch across the Mallorcan landscape towards Palma Bay in the distance. It is the perfect setting for a quiet morning coffee at sunrise or long evenings watching the sun set over the island.

Outside, the property retains all the charm of a traditional Mallorcan country estate. Fruit trees, landscaped gardens, shaded areas and a pergola with barbecue create different spaces in which to enjoy Mallorca’s outdoor lifestyle.

The grounds also feature an authentic traditional Mallorcan safareig, a silent reminder of the property’s agricultural past and one of those increasingly rare heritage features that give historic Mallorcan fincas their unmistakable character.

The house has retained its original charm while offering the opportunity to update selected areas with sensitivity and respect for its distinctive architecture.

And perhaps that is precisely one of its greatest attractions: the opportunity to create an exceptional home without losing the features that make it truly unique.

The finca also includes a closed garage with direct access, two covered parking spaces, laundry area, storage rooms, electric heating and a fireplace. It also has a valid Certificate of Habitability (Cédula de Habitabilidad) and its urban planning documentation in order, providing reassurance and peace of mind throughout the purchasing process.

Pòrtol is one of those places many people discover almost by chance and eventually decide to call home.

Surrounded by nature yet extremely well connected to Palma, it combines the tranquillity of a traditional Mallorcan village with the convenience of having international schools, shops, restaurants, everyday services and Palma de Mallorca Airport within easy reach.

Because some properties are simply bought.

Others are passed down, so that their story can continue to be written for generations to come.