Country house Santanyí meets the expectations of discerning living, offering a newly constructed estate set within the tranquil rhythms of Mallorca’s countryside. This two-storey residence, defined by 270 m² of interior space on a 22,554 m² plot, delivers a sense of retreat against a backcloth of Mediterranean gardens and open sky.
The ground floor is anchored by a spacious living room wi
Country house Santanyí meets the expectations of discerning living, offering a newly constructed estate set within the tranquil rhythms of Mallorca’s countryside. This two-storey residence, defined by 270 m² of interior space on a 22,554 m² plot, delivers a sense of retreat against a backcloth of Mediterranean gardens and open sky.
The ground floor is anchored by a spacious living room with a fireplace, illuminated by generous natural light. Here, the home adapts gracefully to any mood, equally suited for quiet contemplation or gatherings. Adjacent, the contemporary kitchen with central island encourages a seamless flow toward the living area, facilitating both ease and connection. There is a serene bedroom with private terrace access, alongside a bathroom, laundry, and a flexible multi-purpose room for office, library or cinema.
Ascending the iron staircase, three en-suite bedrooms are arranged for privacy. The principal suite features a walk-in closet and direct access to a private terrace nestled above the landscaped grounds. Multiple terraces, a 33 m² pool, and inviting outdoor spaces extend the living experience into the garden, balancing openness with seclusion.
Additional features include floor heating, satellite TV, and a lower level for storage, wine cellar, or gym. This country house Santanyí brings together sophistication, comfort, and the enduring allure of Mediterranean light and landscape.
Santanyí sits in the southeastern corner of Mallorca, a municipality that has retained its architectural coherence and unhurried pace more successfully than most of the island. The town is built in the characteristic golden marès sandstone, and its compact historic centre, anchored by the fortified church of Sant Andreu and the adjacent Porta Murada gateway, gives it a solidity and authenticity that draws a discerning international buyer looking beyond the more developed coastal resorts.
The weekly Saturday market in Plaça Major is a genuine local institution. The town has a well-established restaurant scene, with Es Molí d’en Bou and local favourites along Carrer Bisbe Verger serving reliable Mallorcan cuisine. The beaches of Cala Figuera, Cala Santanyí, and Cala Llombards are all within a ten-minute drive.
Santanyí is approximately 60 kilometres from Palma de Mallorca, a journey of around 50 minutes by car via the Ma-19. Palma Airport, which operates direct routes to most major European cities and handles significant international traffic year-round, is roughly the same distance. There is a regional bus connection to Palma, though a car is the practical choice for daily life in this part of the island.