Space, Light And Views In A Prime Location Of Palma
6 Beds
3 Baths
2,907 Sqft
Updated: June 18
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About the Property
Flat Palma stands discreetly above one of the city’s most prized addresses, Paseo Mallorca, placing you moments from galleries, boutiques, and the historic centre. This sixth-floor residence occupies the entire level in a distinctive seven-storey building, offering 270 m² of considered living space and the assurance of privacy and exclusivity.
The apartment’s private terrace frames open
Flat Palma stands discreetly above one of the city’s most prized addresses, Paseo Mallorca, placing you moments from galleries, boutiques, and the historic centre. This sixth-floor residence occupies the entire level in a distinctive seven-storey building, offering 270 m² of considered living space and the assurance of privacy and exclusivity.
The apartment’s private terrace frames open sea views and the recognisable Bellver Castle silhouette, inviting a relaxed Mediterranean pace. Light flows through two large living rooms, together totalling 56 m², providing flexible space for gatherings or quiet reflection. Six bedrooms — five double and one single — with three bathrooms offer balance for family or guests. The kitchen is fully equipped and complemented by a laundry area as well as a spacious rear gallery.
The interiors reveal oak parquet flooring, central gas heating with radiators, and full air conditioning for year-round comfort. Renovated in 2011, quality craftsmanship and thoughtfulness define the atmosphere. This flat Palma is a rare opportunity for refined city living, combining space, light, and understated charm in one of Mallorca’s most desirable neighbourhoods.
Palma is the capital of Mallorca and the administrative centre of the Balearic Islands, a city of roughly 400,000 residents that carries genuine cultural and architectural weight. The medieval old town, anchored by the Gothic cathedral La Seu and the Arab Baths, gives way to wide 19th-century boulevards and a working harbour. Paseo Mallorca, one of the city’s most prestigious residential addresses, runs through the heart of the city and connects the historic core to the modern western districts.
Daily life in Palma centres on the Mercat de l’Olivar for fresh produce, and the Santa Catalina neighbourhood for dining, with restaurants such as Maca de Castro and Vandal drawing serious attention. The Paseo Maritimo waterfront, the Es Baluard contemporary art museum, and the Fundació Miró Mallorca are all within easy reach of the city centre.
Palma Airport, Son Sant Joan, sits approximately 11 kilometres east of the city centre and handles over 30 million passengers annually, with direct connections to most major European cities and year-round routes to Madrid and Barcelona taking under an hour. The ferry terminal in the port offers regular overnight crossings to Barcelona, Valencia, and Ibiza. Within the island, the historic Palma to Sóller railway provides a scenic connection to the Tramuntana coast.