Refurbished 2 bedroom House for sale in Son Espanyolet, Mallorca
Totally refurbished using high quality materials, this lovely home has a private 30m2 patio with a barbecue, sunshade and grapevine plus a sunny terrace on the roof of 11m2 with a storage house.
Recently updated, parquet flooring from 2021. 2 double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms (one with a large shower tray and the other with a hydromassage bathtub and laundry room).
Features include: entrance hall, living/dining room with an open high quality fitted and equipped kitchen, (German brand Nobilia with Silestone countertops, Bosch appliances including an induction hob, oven, microwave, fridge, dishwasher). 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
Double glazed windows and sliding doors (window to the street filled with gas for acoustic insulation). Wall to the neighbour also reinforced with acoustic insulation material. Very good heat/cold retention, filtered water throughout the house with an extra filtration system for drinking water in the kitchen, ecological water-heater 110L. Closed, bright lobby at the entrance for bicycles etc. and air conditioning.
Additional features: easy to rent out or lock up for seasonal use. Completely private and quiet, very close to the centre and Santa Catalina, shops and bus.
Son Espanyolet is a quiet and charming Palma neighbourhood next to popular Santa Catalina and near the capital's historic centre. In Son Espanyolet, one will find a high quality of life with all amenities (even the beach) within walking distance, while living in a peaceful area, away from the busy city core.
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