Mallorca Historic Estate: Sea View - 300 Hectares

The historic country estate is situated in the heart of the Tramuntana mountains, overlooking the sea, and appears entirely enchanting due to its magical location and enviable views. With its 311 hectares, it is one of the most significant properties in the Tramuntana mountain range, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The focal point of the four-story main building, spanning 1,520 m², is the classical Sa Clastra Patio. This unique noble estate offers a variety of traditional room styles, lounges, outbuildings, cellars, dining rooms, kitchens, a historic defense tower, and a Mediterranean landscape with olive, carob, pine, fruit, and oak trees. The owner of this estate was once obligated, by order of the king, to provide at least two knights with two horses each to notify and protect the king in case of sighting dangers along the coast. The property played a significant strategic role, as it was associated with the Camino Real, the Puigpunyent and Estellencs association. The photos in our presentation depict the current condition and serve the new owner to rejuvenate the interior of the estate and enjoy the fascinating sunset.

LOCATION COUNTRY ESTATE MALLORCA

Welcome to the sunny island of Mallorca. In addition to being called the "Island of Sun," Mallorca is also referred to as the "Island of Tranquility," promoting a slowdown from the hectic bustle of everyday life. Today, Mallorca is a popular tourism destination both nationally and internationally, offering a unique diversity. Here, one can find peace & relaxation, beauty & wellness, leisure & sports, art & culture, as well as excitement with parties & adventures, all the way to luxury & indulgence for the highest standards. Mallorca, with approximately 3,640.11 km², is the largest island in Spain, boasting around 345 beaches along its approximately 550 km coastline and has approximately 912,544 inhabitants (as of 2021). The landscape diversity is one of the characteristics that make Mallorca so uniquely attractive. Whether it's the Mallorcan relief in the northwest of the island, formed by the "Sierra de Tramontana," which with its cliffs and rocky coves contrasts distinctly with the powdery white sand beaches like "Es Trenc" between Colònia de Sant Jordi and Sa Rapità in the south of the island, each region has its own charm.