Photos Estate in the north of Majorca near Cap Formentor, 244 ha grounds

Mallorca, Serra de Tramuntana, Cala Sant Vicenç Manor House
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Estate in the north of Majorca near Cap Formentor, 244 ha grounds

Mallorca, Serra de Tramuntana, Cala Sant Vicenç, Balearic Islands, Spain

GBP 12,490,500

EUR 15.000.000

Manor House
Constructed 1300
700 m² Living space
2,444,142 m² Property size
18 Rooms
9 Bedrooms
6 Bathrooms

The historic estate spans 244 hectares in a coveted location near Cala San Vicente and Pto. Pollenca in an idyllic valley in the north of the island. A highlight is the 13th-century fortress tower, which stands majestically. In the expansive gardens with oak tree-lined avenues, you can enjoy a relaxing panoramic view from the ancient 60-square-meter landscape pool and from all levels of the property. An private well, fed with Tramuntana water, and a historic basin for olive production enrich the atmosphere. In 1989, a Bronze Age cave was discovered in the rock of the estate, and the ancient limestone caves are fed by a river that flows water in the winter. Part of this fantastic property is located in the Tramuntana Mountains, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.