Mallorcan Possession In Secar De La Real

Imposing and stately Mallorcan-style house from the 18th century, FOR SALE. The estate is part of the history of Mallorca, a history that dates back to the 18th century, when at the end of the same (1760-1805) the construction of this estate with such a peculiar architectural style began, using materials typical of the time and especially very typical of Mallorca. The possession has the typical rooms of estates from the late 18th century, a perfect combination of the rural noble style of the time. Its noble and bright distribution includes several living rooms with fireplace and Mallorcan-style decoration, (one of them exterior “suitable for special events” exceeds 500 m2 of surface), library, chapel, dining room, 15 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, kitchens, gardens, pond, swimming pool, and ample space adapted for parking, all on a plot of about 125,000 m2 making it an exclusive mansion for personal use, as well as a possible headquarters for a foundation and other uses contemplated in the urban regulations. There is another adjacent estate of approximately 70,000 m2 that is also included in the price. In total, there are almost 200,000 m2 of cultivated and residential area. Other added values are its annex buildings: stables for a stud of 12 horses, as well as for cattle and sheep, tool shed, etc. The estate has great agricultural value since ancient times due to its lands being irrigated with waters from the Serra de Tramuntana. Suitable for the planting of about 2000 olive trees if it is of interest to the buyer. The estate is fenced with dry stone walls and wire, has 2 water wells that supply domestic needs, livestock, and irrigation. It has eight hours of water per week from the acequia den Baster. The acequia den Baster, as well as the remains of the Font de la Vila or “Ayn al-amir” (the Emir’s fountain), are the vestiges of one of the greatest hydraulic works of the 10th century that still remain in the streets of Palma and provided water to the people of Palma eleven centuries ago. We highlight the heraldic shield of the Feliu de Cabrera family on the main facade, which confirms the lineage of such a stately property.