This stunning coastal property is offered for sale in the idyllic village of Banyalbufar, positioned in the stunning Tramuntana Mountains and offering direct access to the sea and unparalleled panoramic views.
Here is a remarkable opportunity to style and construct your perfect home in this beautiful area, which includes a main house, a guest house, and a boathouse that can accommodate a
This stunning coastal property is offered for sale in the idyllic village of Banyalbufar, positioned in the stunning Tramuntana Mountains and offering direct access to the sea and unparalleled panoramic views.
Here is a remarkable opportunity to style and construct your perfect home in this beautiful area, which includes a main house, a guest house, and a boathouse that can accommodate a boat measuring up to six meters in length.
The main house welcomes you with a luminous living and dining space, featuring impressive picture windows that offer unobstructed views of the sparkling sea. A fireplace provides a cosy atmosphere for winter nights. This level is also equipped with a stylish kitchen, a laundry room, and a bedroom that includes an en-suite bathroom. The top floor comprises three double bedrooms, two of which have ensuite facilities, all boasting direct views of the sea and leading out to a sizable terrace.
The inviting guest house consists of two stories, with a large living room and a bathroom located on the ground floor. Upstairs there are two bedrooms that open onto the terrace, complemented by another bathroom for guest convenience.
Outside, you can relish the surroundings which are perfect for vine cultivation, as well as attractive gardens with authentic stone walls, multiple terraces, and incredible sea views.
Additional features include reverse air conditioning, underfloor heating, double glazing, two garage spaces, two outdoor parking areas, direct sea access in an almost private bay and a private boathouse, providing a unique experience for maritime enthusiasts.
Banyalbufar is a small agricultural village on the northwest coast of Mallorca, set within the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range, which holds UNESCO World Heritage status for its cultural landscape. The village is defined by its terraced hillsides, known locally as marjades, which have been used for centuries to cultivate vines and vegetables on near-vertical coastal slopes. It sits roughly 25 kilometres from Palma and remains one of the least commercialised settlements on the island.
Daily provisions are available in the village itself, with a small selection of local shops and the restaurant Sa Cova offering traditional Mallorcan cooking. The nearby village of Estellencs, around five kilometres south, provides additional options. Palma’s full range of dining, markets, and cultural institutions is approximately 35 minutes by car.
Banyalbufar is accessed via the MA-10 coastal road, which connects north to Valldemossa and south toward Andratx. Palma de Mallorca Airport is approximately 40 kilometres away, around 45 minutes by car. The airport operates year-round international routes to major European cities, with significantly expanded connections during the summer season. There is no rail connection to the village; private car or taxi are the practical transport options.