Finca, Santanyí, Mallorca, Spain

Positioned within the protected landscape of the Parc Natural de Mondragó, this exceptional coastal finca offers a rare opportunity to own a private estate in one of Mallorca’s most exclusive seaside locations. Set on approximately 37,000 m² of pine woodland, coastal cliffs and Mediterranean gardens, the property enjoys uninterrupted views across Cala Borgit, the turquoise sea and the surrounding natural park, while offering direct private access to the coastline.

Built in 1960 by an English family of Spanish heritage, the estate has remained in the same family ever since. Rich in character and architectural significance, it reflects authentic Mallorcan craftsmanship, featuring natural stone façades, elegant arches, traditional wrought iron details and locally quarried Santanyí stone throughout.

Designed for both privacy and entertaining, the residence offers four spacious bedrooms and four bathrooms, three of them en suite. Every bedroom enjoys beautiful views over the sea and the protected landscape. A handcrafted spiral staircase leads to the rooftop terrace, where spectacular 360-degree panoramas stretch from the Mediterranean coastline to the distant Tramuntana mountains.

The home features a generous Mediterranean courtyard of approximately 80 m², complemented by multiple terraces, shaded seating areas and inviting outdoor spaces designed for relaxation and entertaining. The terraces provide ideal settings for al fresco dining, while a beautifully paved garden area offers further potential for outdoor living and landscaping.

A distinctive feature of this estate is its direct gated access from the private grounds towards Cala Borgit and the traditional coastal bathing area below, offering an exceptional setting from which to enjoy Mallorca’s crystal-clear waters.

Set within protected natural surroundings and approached without through traffic, this remarkable finca offers an exceptional sense of privacy, history and a truly rare coastal setting. Just minutes from the charming town of Santanyí, it represents one of the finest waterfront country estates currently available in Mallorca.

Santanyi is the source of the famous golden sandstone so when you visit, do not be surprised if the honey-coloured buildings here look just that little bit milder than elsewhere. The moment you set foot in charming Santanyi you will immediately adore this delightful little town and its beautiful surroundings. There is a slightly Bohemian atmosphere in Santanyi, you will find out that it has a lot to offer visitors. Places such as the parish church of Sant Andreu Apostel home to the fabulous rococo organ designed by Jordi Bosch are worth a visit. The town square is ”the” place to sit and sip a coffee or a glass of wine and watch the world go by.