Villa Port d’Andratx commands a prime hillside position above the harbour, affording panoramic views across the Mediterranean and mountains. This villa in Port d’Andratx embodies the essence of discreet luxury, with 434 m² of living space on a 1,297 m² plot, perfectly oriented to the south to capture light throughout the day.
The current layout offers three bedrooms and three bathrooms. T
Villa Port d’Andratx commands a prime hillside position above the harbour, affording panoramic views across the Mediterranean and mountains. This villa in Port d’Andratx embodies the essence of discreet luxury, with 434 m² of living space on a 1,297 m² plot, perfectly oriented to the south to capture light throughout the day.
The current layout offers three bedrooms and three bathrooms. The ground floor features a generously scaled living and dining area, a separate kitchen, guest toilet, and a main bedroom suite with dressing room and bathroom. Covered and open terraces blend seamlessly with exterior spaces, anchored by an infinity pool gazing over Port d’Andratx and the sea. Upstairs, two further bedrooms each enjoy en-suite bathrooms and dressing areas, while an additional living room presents versatility as a fourth bedroom if desired.
Central heating and integrated air conditioning provide year-round comfort. The property includes a two-car garage and extensive storage. With a current build area of 430 m² and development potential up to 850 m² over two levels, this villa in Port d’Andratx invites both immediate enjoyment and considered expansion.
All amenities, from waterfront promenades and boutique shops to the renowned Yacht Club, are moments away, supporting a lifestyle anchored in privacy, ease, and understated sophistication.
Port d’Andratx occupies the southwestern tip of Mallorca, where a deep natural harbour opens onto the Mediterranean between pine-covered hillsides. It is one of the most sought-after addresses on the island, known for its concentration of high-value properties, a well-established international resident community, and a harbour that draws serious sailing enthusiasts. The village retains a compact, low-density character that larger Mallorcan resorts have long since lost, and property here trades on scarcity as much as setting.
The harbour promenade is the social spine of daily life, lined with restaurants including Layn and Miramar, both reliable for fresh seafood. The Real Club de Vela Port d’Andratx anchors the sailing community. Boutique provisions and a weekly market in Andratx town, four kilometres inland, cover everyday needs. Palma’s dining and cultural offer is around 35 kilometres east.
Andratx town is a five-minute drive for supermarkets and services. Palma de Mallorca is approximately 35 to 40 minutes by car via the Ma-1 motorway, with direct access to Palma’s old city, its international airport, and high-speed ferry connections to Barcelona and Valencia. Palma Airport handles over 30 million passengers annually, with direct routes to most major European cities and year-round connections to London, Frankfurt, Zurich, and Paris.