Extraordinary property with three buildings and panoramic-sea views in Son Macià

High above the hills of Son Macià lies this expansive estate on a plot of nearly 98,000 m². Three buildings – main house, guest house, and staff house – form a private retreat with a built area of around 1,330 m², offering generous Mediterranean living with family and friends in an exclusive location.

The main house, situated at the highest point of the property, comprises about 653 m² of living space. Through a historic wooden door, one enters the entrance hall with a staircase leading to the upper floor. On the ground floor, there is a spacious living and dining area as well as a masonry kitchen with a separate cooking kitchen. A cozy fireplace room and a glazed lounge with a traditional bóveda vaulted ceiling create varied, inviting atmospheres. Adjacent, with a separate entrance, are a library, an office, a bedroom, a bathroom, and the utility room. On the upper floor, there are three bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. Materials such as stone and marble floors combined with underfloor heating provide a pleasant ambience during the winter months. From almost all living areas on the ground floor, one can step out onto the expansive terraces that surround the house. The main house faces south. From here, one enjoys not only the sunrise but also the atmosphere of the setting sun over the Tramuntana mountains.

The guest house extends over approximately 681 m² and is also oriented to the south. The sea view is a constant companion. Bright living spaces, another kitchen, and four bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms offer space for friends. Covered porches create smooth transitions between indoor and outdoor areas.
In the garden, there is a 78 m² pool, a barbecue area, and covered lounge spaces, ideal for Mediterranean outdoor living.

A separate staff house with two bedrooms offers additional space for service staff or can be used as an atelier.
A private well ensures sufficient water supply.

The combination of solar and wind energy supports the estate’s technical self-sufficiency. The house is also connected to the public electricity grid.

This property combines generous living, sustainable energy supply, and a privileged, nature-connected location – an authentic, charming retreat with wide views and plenty of privacy.