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Building plot in first sea line in Cala Ratjada
This building plot of approximately 1, 800 m² is located directly by the sea, just a 2-minute walk from the popular bathing cove of Cala Ratjada. Restaurants, cafés and shops are all within easy walking distance, while the surrounding neighbourhood is well established.
Planning permission has already been granted for the construction of a detached house with a total living area of 149 m² and a swimming pool. This provides a defined framework for the implementation of the approved project.
The size of the plot allows for the integration of terraces, landscaped garden areas and a pool. Its coastal setting and established surroundings define the character of the property.
The harbour of Cala Ratjada, additional beaches, golf courses and the natural landscapes of the northeast of Mallorca are all within easy reach.
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Inmobiliaria Lucie Hauri
C/ Bisbe Verger, 26
07650 Santanyi
Mallorca – España
Cala Ratjada is an original village in the northeast of the island with a fishing harbour that is still working. It is a popular holiday location that is laid out to the south with the cosy sandy beach ‚Son Moll‘ and to the northwest up to the ‚Cala Guya‘, a wonderful beach with pine tree dunes and on some hundreds of meters enclosed by a rough stone coast. Still parts of the residents earn their money by fishing; thus you can watch – from the cafes around the marina – the men repairing their nets or the boatbuilder repairing their boats; or you enjoy one of the fine fish restaurants. Cala Ratjada profits also from a good night life. A trademark of the village is the light house on the easternmost point of Mallorca. From there you have beautiful views of the village, of the coast line and of the mountains the sun is setting behind.
Cala Ratjada is an original village in the northeast of the island with a fishing harbour that is still working. It is a popular holiday location that is laid out to the south with the cosy sandy beach ‚Son Moll‘ and to the northwest up to the ‚Cala Guya‘, a wonderful beach with pine tree dunes and on some hundreds of meters enclosed by a rough stone coast. Still parts of the residents earn their money by fishing; thus you can watch – from the cafes around the marina – the men repairing their nets or the boatbuilder repairing their boats; or you enjoy one of the fine fish restaurants. Cala Ratjada profits also from a good night life. A trademark of the village is the light house on the easternmost point of Mallorca. From there you have beautiful views of the village, of the coast line and of the mountains the sun is setting behind.
