This remarkable finca for sale in Santa Maria del Camí is perched on a gentle rise in the heart of Mallorca and blends modern Mediterranean style with timeless elegance. Built in 2015 and impeccably maintained, it offers peace, privacy, and sweeping views across the island’s countryside, with distant glimpses of the sea.
The home unfolds over two levels with five spacious bedrooms and fiv
This remarkable finca for sale in Santa Maria del Camí is perched on a gentle rise in the heart of Mallorca and blends modern Mediterranean style with timeless elegance. Built in 2015 and impeccably maintained, it offers peace, privacy, and sweeping views across the island’s countryside, with distant glimpses of the sea.
The home unfolds over two levels with five spacious bedrooms and five bathrooms, all designed to flood the interiors with natural light. Refined materials - natural stone, warm wood floors, and double-glazed windows - create an inviting yet sophisticated atmosphere. The Gaggenau kitchen, open living spaces with fireplace, and tranquil courtyard emphasise both comfort and quality.
A separate guest apartment, home cinema, gym, sauna, office, and playroom add to the villa’s thoughtful amenities. Outside, a striking 18x5 metre pool and manicured garden provide a serene backdrop for entertaining or quiet reflection.
Set in one of Mallorca’s most coveted rural areas, this property offers the best of both worlds - total tranquillity and easy access to daily essentials. The village of Santa Maria del Camí, known for its authentic charm, weekly market, and fine dining, is just minutes away, while Palma and international schools are within a short drive. A rare opportunity to enjoy refined island living surrounded by nature.
Finca, Santa Maria Del Camí, Mallorca, Santa Maria del Cami, Balearic Islands, Spain
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Santa Maria del Camí sits in the Raiguer region of central Mallorca, roughly midway between Palma and Inca along the old road that has connected these towns for centuries. The municipality is defined by its agricultural landscape of vineyards, almond groves, and traditional fincas, and it has long attracted buyers who want genuine rural Mallorca rather than a coastal resort. The village retains a working, unhurried character that distinguishes it clearly from the more developed southwest of the island.
The weekly Sunday market on Plaça dels Hostals draws locals and residents year-round. The village has a respected dining scene for its size, with Celler Sa Sinia a long-standing reference point. The cooperative winery Vins Nadal and several artisan producers operate locally. Palma is approximately 20 kilometres away, reachable in around 20 minutes by car.
Santa Maria del Camí has its own station on the Palma to Inca railway line, with regular services running into Palma Intermodal Station in roughly 25 minutes. By car, the Ma-13 motorway connects the village to central Palma in under 25 minutes. Palma de Mallorca Airport is approximately 30 kilometres away, a drive of around 25 to 30 minutes, with direct flights operating to most major European cities year-round and an expanded schedule from spring through autumn.