Situated on an extensive plot of around 290,000m2, this splendid country estate is a testament to its majestic allure. With a rich historical background, it was once the Hospital of the Order of the Templar, tracing its origins back to the 12th century, when the main house was used as a house of healing.
With a total area of 2,000 m2, the living space of the main house is spread across th
Situated on an extensive plot of around 290,000m2, this splendid country estate is a testament to its majestic allure. With a rich historical background, it was once the Hospital of the Order of the Templar, tracing its origins back to the 12th century, when the main house was used as a house of healing.
With a total area of 2,000 m2, the living space of the main house is spread across three floors and includes spacious living rooms, two kitchens, 10 bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a guest bathroom.
The top floor offers versatility, with a generously sized room providing a blank canvas to transform, depending on your requirements.
The property also benefits from numerous original features, including hand-painted tiles and ornate fireplaces, which contribute to its appeal and can be preserved during any future renovations.
The roofs of all these buildings have recently undergone repairs and insulation. The main building has a double-glazed skylight, under which there are possibilities to fit an elevator and a distribution hall.
Adjoining the house is a courtyard and an L-shaped building which would be ideal as a dining room or ballroom thanks to its dramatic high ceilings, plus there is a chapel which was renovated in 1887 that still holds a licence, meaning you can officiate weddings and other ceremonies on the premises.
Additionally, there are guest apartments, each furnished with a comfortable living-dining area, a kitchen, two bedrooms, a full bathroom, and picturesque sea views.
This property offers huge potential as it has numerous rooms to convert into staff quarters or for leisure activities, expansive terraces where you can relish views of the sea, picturesque gardens, the possibility to build a pool, two wells supplying up to 8 tons of water per day, water deposits, and a private location, less than 10 minutes from the nearby beaches.
Manacor is the second-largest municipality in Mallorca and the commercial and cultural capital of the island’s interior east. The town sits at the heart of the Llevant region, surrounded by agricultural land, almond groves, and limestone terrain that defines this part of the island. Known historically for its pearl manufacturing industry and furniture craftsmanship, Manacor carries a working identity distinct from the coastal resort towns, with a genuine local character that has remained largely intact.
The town centre offers a weekly market on Mondays, along with established restaurants including Es Molí d’en Sopa on the Manacor to Porto Cristo road. The caves of Drach at Porto Cristo are under 15 minutes by car, and the beaches of Cala Millor, Cala Bona, and Porto Cristo are all within a 15 to 20 minute drive.
Palma de Mallorca is approximately 50 kilometres to the west, reachable in around 45 minutes by car via the Ma-15. Palma Airport, the main international gateway for the Balearic Islands, handles direct routes to most major European cities and is roughly a 50-minute drive from Manacor. The port of Palma also offers regular ferry connections to Barcelona, Valencia, and other mainland Spanish cities.