This unique property is located in the heart of Palma’s Casco Antiguo (old town). This is a magnificent renovation by a renowned architect of an emblematic Majorcan historic building with its typical interior patio. The property offers a very traditional aesthetic while being fitted with the most modern equipments and elements. The building is composed of 6 apartments with slightly varying charact
This unique property is located in the heart of Palma’s Casco Antiguo (old town). This is a magnificent renovation by a renowned architect of an emblematic Majorcan historic building with its typical interior patio. The property offers a very traditional aesthetic while being fitted with the most modern equipments and elements. The building is composed of 6 apartments with slightly varying characteristics. Please click the following references 6640, and 6641 for details of apartments still available.
This present apartment has a 144.15 m2 built area including an entrance hall, a spacious living room with fireplace, a dining room, an all equipped kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 1 full bathroom, a dressing room and a guest toilet. Most rooms have built-in wardrobes and cabinets.
The apartment is sold with a 12.30 m2 underground parking spot.
Other Features: natural and high quality materials throughout such as Iroko wood, Santanyi and Binissalem stone for flooring and elements, Pino Norte and Iroko woods for doors, ceilings with exposed wooden beams, natural limestone 60×30 tiling, Climalit 6/8/6 double glazed windows, reversible air conditioning and central heating heat pump ducts with thermostat in each unit. Community enjoying a 54.46 m2 patio and equipped with a panoramic lift.
Palma’s Casco Antiguo is one of the most architecturally coherent historic city centres in the western Mediterranean. Narrow stone streets open onto Renaissance courtyards, Gothic churches, and Baroque palaces, with the Cathedral of Santa Maria rising above the seafront as the quarter’s defining landmark. The neighbourhood carries UNESCO recognition as part of the cultural landscape of the Serra de Tramuntana and sits at the cultural and civic heart of the Balearic capital.
Daily life here centres on the Mercat de l’Olivar for fresh produce, with restaurants such as Marc Fosh, Aromata, and Celler Sa Premsa within easy reach. The Passeig des Born, Plaça Major, and the Fundació Miró Mallorca are all walkable. The seafront promenade is a short stroll south.
Palma Airport (PMI) is approximately 11 kilometres from the Old Town, typically 20 minutes by car or taxi. The city has no high-speed rail connection to the mainland, but the Trasmediterránea and Baleària ferry services link Palma to Barcelona and Valencia, with crossings of roughly seven to eight hours. Regular direct flights connect Palma to Madrid, Barcelona, London, Paris, Frankfurt, and most major European cities year-round.