This amazing property used to be a military stronghold, its walls are protected by Historic Heritage and they are incorporated into the landscape, which adds to the intriguing appeal of this majestic property. Both villas and respective terraces were completely remodelled in 2007, in total there are approx. 401.52m2 of construction set on approx. 13.950m2 of land. One of the villas is primari
This amazing property used to be a military stronghold, its walls are protected by Historic Heritage and they are incorporated into the landscape, which adds to the intriguing appeal of this majestic property. Both villas and respective terraces were completely remodelled in 2007, in total there are approx. 401.52m2 of construction set on approx. 13.950m2 of land. One of the villas is primarily used for living and entertainment purposes, the main floor is dominated by a spectacular open area with a high, arched ceiling where the living and dining areas flow together with the open-plan, convivial kitchen with huge breakfast bar. Furthermore in this house is an entertainment / games room and a lovely conservatory which leads out into the open terrace and garden. The basement is home to the wine cellar and various household / storage rooms. The impressive principal bedroom is in the second villa, besides the spacious bedroom this building includes a private bathroom, dressing room and an area for making drinks and light snacks.
Various terraces are ideal spots for dining al fresco or simply relaxing with friends whilst enjoying the breathtaking sea views. The large pool is surrounded by teak decking and set in the immaculately manicured lawn. The garden conveys a feeling of openness and is beautifully kept. A two-car garage with adjacent storage area for garden equipment and a covered carport for additional parking are set slightly apart from the villas.
This has got to be one of the most exclusive and private estates in the area, the position on the seafront is absolutely unique.
Mal Pas is one of the most discreet and sought-after residential enclaves on the northern coast of Mallorca, occupying a narrow peninsula between the Bay of Pollença and the Bay of Alcudia. The area is characterised by low-density villas set among pine trees, with direct access to the sea and an absence of the commercial development that defines much of the island’s coastline. Its reputation among buyers is built on privacy, natural setting, and proximity to two of Mallorca’s most celebrated bays.
The town of Alcudia, with its medieval walled centre, restaurants, and weekly market, is approximately five minutes by car. Port d’Alcudia offers waterfront dining and marina facilities. The beaches of Playa de Muro and Formentor are within a twenty-minute drive. Pollença and its Friday market are around fifteen minutes away.
Palma de Mallorca is approximately 55 kilometres from Mal Pas, reachable in under an hour by car via the Ma-13 motorway. Palma Airport, the main international gateway for the Balearic Islands, handles direct routes to most major European cities and is roughly a one-hour drive from the enclave. During summer, additional connections operate from Palma to Barcelona, Madrid, and other Spanish mainland cities in under an hour by air.