This detached house S’Arracó represents a refined take on contemporary Mediterranean architecture, offering full independence in the tranquil village heart. The property covers 177 m² of living space across three carefully considered levels, with 2 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms arranged to optimise privacy and light. Each facade detail and the distinguished entrance signal the enduring quality found wi
This detached house S’Arracó represents a refined take on contemporary Mediterranean architecture, offering full independence in the tranquil village heart. The property covers 177 m² of living space across three carefully considered levels, with 2 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms arranged to optimise privacy and light. Each facade detail and the distinguished entrance signal the enduring quality found within.
The lower level is anchored by a versatile open-plan area with the flexibility for a TV room, gym, or additional storage, complemented by a guest toilet and laundry, designed for everyday efficiency. On the ground floor, natural light orchestrates an inviting rhythm through the generous open-plan living, kitchen, and dining area. Smooth transitions connect this space to a private outdoor terrace and swimming pool, suited for the region’s gentle year-round climate.
Upstairs, the two bedrooms and bathrooms are finished with understated quality, drawing from local traditions and contemporary comfort. Throughout, the house favours warm materials and large windows, granting village and mountain views. Energy performance is ensured by aerothermal technology, integrated air conditioning, and solar panels.
Set on a 103 m² plot in S’Arracó, this property is sold fully furnished in a modern Mediterranean style. Village amenities, the proximity of Andratx, and the beaches of southwest Mallorca are close at hand for a peaceful yet connected lifestyle. This home balances privacy, practicality, and character, appealing to those seeking an authentic foothold in Mallorca.
Andratx occupies the southwestern corner of Mallorca, where the Serra de Tramuntana mountains meet the coast, giving the municipality a distinct identity that sets it apart from the busier resort towns to the east. The historic town itself sits inland, with a medieval church and weekly market anchoring a genuinely local community. The nearby village of S’Arracó retains an unhurried, residential character that attracts buyers seeking authenticity over tourist infrastructure.
The town of Andratx has a covered market, several well-regarded restaurants including Es Mirador and Restaurante Rocamar in nearby Port d’Andratx, and a weekly Wednesday market. Port d’Andratx, roughly four kilometres away, offers a marina, waterfront dining, and direct access to some of the southwest coast’s most sheltered coves.
Palma de Mallorca is approximately 35 kilometres from Andratx, reachable in around 30 to 40 minutes by car via the Ma-1 motorway. Palma Airport handles direct flights to most major European cities and is roughly 45 minutes by car. There is no direct rail connection to Andratx, making a car essential for daily life. The Port of Palma offers regular ferry services to Barcelona, Valencia, and Ibiza for those preferring sea travel.