Penthouse Port d’Andratx invites quiet sophistication with its commanding sea views and 105m² rooftop terrace, forming the heart of this 145m² residence. This penthouse Port d’Andratx offers an open plan living and kitchen area that seamlessly transitions onto a 40m² covered terrace, blurring boundaries between interior and the Mediterranean horizon. Three double bedrooms, two with panoramic views
Penthouse Port d’Andratx invites quiet sophistication with its commanding sea views and 105m² rooftop terrace, forming the heart of this 145m² residence. This penthouse Port d’Andratx offers an open plan living and kitchen area that seamlessly transitions onto a 40m² covered terrace, blurring boundaries between interior and the Mediterranean horizon. Three double bedrooms, two with panoramic views, line the private quarters. The master suite presents an en-suite bath with underfloor heating, a separate guest toilet adds convenience and discretion.
The rooftop terrace presents an outdoor kitchen, bar, and barbecue area, designed for private gatherings against the backdrop of the sea. Two parking spaces, elevator access, and built-in wardrobes reflect thoughtful functionality. Community amenities include two swimming pools and a Mediterranean garden, all within the enclave of a small, secure community.
Set in Port d’Andratx, a former fishing harbor now renowned for its exclusive environment, the property offers immediate access to a lively promenade, restaurants, shops, supermarkets, and the Yacht Club. Amid discreet design and abundant light, this penthouse promises an enduring sense of place on Mallorca’s coveted coastline.
Port d’Andratx occupies the southwestern tip of Mallorca, where a deep natural harbor opens onto the Mediterranean. Once a working fishing port, it has evolved into one of the island’s most sought-after addresses, attracting a discreet international community drawn by its compact scale, protected anchorage, and the quality of its waterfront architecture. The surrounding Serra de Tramuntana mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage landscape, form a dramatic backdrop that defines the character of the entire bay.
The harbor promenade is the center of daily life, lined with restaurants including Layn and Miramar, and anchored by the Club de Vela Port d’Andratx. A supermarket, boutiques, and a weekly market in nearby Andratx town, five minutes by car, cover everyday needs. The nearest beaches are at Camp de Mar, roughly ten minutes away.
Palma de Mallorca is approximately 35 kilometers east, a 35 to 40 minute drive via the Ma-1 motorway. Palma Airport handles direct connections to most major European cities year-round, with journey time from Port d’Andratx of around 40 minutes by car. There is no rail connection to this part of the island, so a car is essential. The port itself accommodates private yachts, offering an alternative arrival route for those arriving by sea.