Situated in the prestigious area of Puerto Andratx, this exceptional villa combines modern design with Mediterranean elegance. Built in 2022, the four-level residence offers sweeping views of the sea, the surrounding mountains, and the picturesque harbour. Oriented to the south, the property enjoys abundant natural light throughout the day, creating a serene and sophisticated atmosphere ideal for
Situated in the prestigious area of Puerto Andratx, this exceptional villa combines modern design with Mediterranean elegance. Built in 2022, the four-level residence offers sweeping views of the sea, the surrounding mountains, and the picturesque harbour. Oriented to the south, the property enjoys abundant natural light throughout the day, creating a serene and sophisticated atmosphere ideal for both relaxation and entertaining.
The main house features three spacious bedrooms and three bathrooms, complemented by two additional guest bedrooms and bathrooms in a separate apartment. A refined open-plan kitchen by Nogal, equipped with Siemens appliances, seamlessly connects to the living area. High-quality materials such as natural stone and wood floors enhance the contemporary yet warm aesthetic.
Additional highlights include a 39 m² swimming pool with its own bathroom, a lift to all floors, underfloor heating, air conditioning, and double-glazed aluminium windows. The property also offers a gym, two laundry rooms, storage areas, an optional high-end furniture package, and an inviting outdoor kitchen.
Located in one of Mallorca’s most sought-after coastal enclaves, this villa provides privacy while remaining close to the vibrant marina, fine dining, and boutique shops of Port Andratx. The area is renowned for its exclusive yet relaxed atmosphere, crystal-clear waters, and stunning sunsets.
Port d’Andratx occupies the southwestern tip of Mallorca and carries a reputation as one of the island’s most consistently exclusive addresses. The harbour, framed by pine-covered hillsides and low-rise architecture, has long attracted a discreet international clientele, from European royalty to prominent figures in finance and the arts. The enclave maintains a controlled, low-density character that distinguishes it sharply from the busier resort towns on the island’s eastern and northern coasts.
The marina is a short walk from most addresses in the enclave and is lined with restaurants including Layn and Restaurante Miramar. Boutique provisioning, galleries, and a weekly market in nearby Andratx town, roughly five kilometres inland, cover day-to-day needs. The beaches of Camp de Mar and Sant Elm are within a ten-minute drive.
Palma de Mallorca is approximately 35 kilometres to the east, a journey of around 35 to 40 minutes by car via the Ma-1 motorway. Palma Airport, which operates direct routes to most major European cities and connects onward to Madrid and Barcelona, is roughly the same distance. There is no rail connection to Port d’Andratx, so a car is essential for residents. Ferry services from Palma link the island to Barcelona, Valencia, and Ibiza.