This spacious townhouse in San Agustin is located on the 1st sea line of Puerto de Calanova and offers fantastic views of the harbor and the sparkling Mediterranean Sea. The three-storey house, in Mallorcan style and with the possibility of conversion into three individual apartments, is currently in need of complete renovation. The property offers high income potential thanks to the two commercia
This spacious townhouse in San Agustin is located on the 1st sea line of Puerto de Calanova and offers fantastic views of the harbor and the sparkling Mediterranean Sea. The three-storey house, in Mallorcan style and with the possibility of conversion into three individual apartments, is currently in need of complete renovation. The property offers high income potential thanks to the two commercial premises of approx. 53 m2 and 62 m2 at street level. (Both currently rented). The attractive townhouse is distributed as follows: On the first floor there is a barbecue area with outdoor kitchen and veranda, a spacious terrace and a garage of approx. 59 m2. The 1st floor offers 4 double bedrooms and 2 bathrooms and the 2nd living level offers a further 5 double bedrooms. From the 3rd floor there is access to a small tower with a lovely terrace and direct views of the mountains, the sea and the port of Calanova. An outbuilding offers a further 2 bedrooms, living room and kitchen. Port Calanova is a modern marina, water sports center and national sailing school in San Agustin, just 10 minutes drive from Palma city center.
San Agustín is one of the most established residential addresses on Palma’s western coastline, occupying a quiet stretch of the Bay of Palma between the city and the upmarket enclave of Portals Nous. The area is defined by its proximity to Port Calanova, a well-regarded marina and national sailing school, and by a predominantly low-rise residential character that has kept it free from the density of central Palma. Properties here sit close to the waterfront, with direct sightlines across the bay toward the Serra de Tramuntana.
Port Calanova provides sailing facilities and a waterfront setting within walking distance. The Paseo Marítimo, Palma’s main seafront boulevard with its concentration of restaurants and bars, is a short drive east. The commercial and dining offer of Palma city center, including the Santa Catalina market and neighbourhood, is approximately ten minutes by car.
San Agustín sits roughly six kilometres west of Palma city centre, reachable in under fifteen minutes by car via the coastal road or the motorway. Palma de Mallorca Airport is approximately twelve kilometres away, a journey of around twenty minutes by car. The airport operates year-round international routes to most major European cities, with significantly expanded frequency during the summer season, making this a practical base for frequent travellers.