Mallorcan Rural Palace Of Historical, Artistic And Heritage Value

At the foot of the Puig de Cura lies Sa Mata Escrita, one of the oldest and most historically significant estates in Mallorca.
Already documented in Cardinal Despuig’s map of 1784, tradition links it to the family of the illustrious Ramon Llull, a key figure in Catalan language and thought.

The estate covers a total area of 546,661 m2 (54.66 hectares) and features 1,967 m2 of built space, distributed among several traditional structures: the Casa dels Senyors, the Casa dels Amos, agricultural and storage buildings, and a historic wine cellar with high vaulted arches — ideal for a winemaking or enotourism project.

The property retains its authentic architectural character, with stone walls, arched portals, and the typical elements of Mallorca’s rural estates (possessions).

The land combines cropland, pastures, olive trees, almond groves, oak and carob trees, over fertile soil perfectly suited for agricultural activity.
It also includes a historic qanat, supplying a natural spring with year-round water flow — a rare and valuable feature in the region.

The estate is also home to the catalogued centenary mata tree that gives the property its name — a true natural and cultural heritage landmark.

Due to its size, setting, architecture, and water resources, Sa Mata Escrita is ideal for sustainable agricultural activity and, given its age (pre-1900 and pre-1956) and surface area, it meets all legal requirements for conversion into a rural hotel or agrotourism project.

With its traditional architecture, historical value, and natural beauty, Sa Mata Escrita represents an exceptional investment opportunity, ideal for a sustainable tourism project rooted in Mallorca’s landscape, history, and timeless charm.