New Build 3 bedroom Penthouse for sale with panoramic view in Portixol, Mallorca
The luxury development of 84 apartments is spread over 6 floors, of which 10 are penthouses with a roof terrace with private pool or Jacuzzi and stunning sea views. Each unit provides 1-4 bedrooms, 1-3 bathrooms (some of them en-suite), a generous, open living/dining area with a custom-made, kitchen with Miele appliances, underfloor heating and central air conditioning.
As well as modern smart-home technology, the apartments offer everything at a high-quality level. There are floor-to-ceiling glass windows that open onto elegant, private balconies, creating a very special sense of living, and provide light-flooded rooms.
The residential complex meets the highest standards in terms of design, materials, comfort and sustainability (Energy certificate A, geothermal heating, photovoltaic electricity etc. )
Residents have access to a communal rooftop pool and a relaxation area, as well as a fitness and spa area, lifts, owners living room, 24-hour concierge service, private garage parking and storage.
Over the past years, Portixol's popularity has gradually increased, and together with Molinar, it has become an excellent place to invest in a property in Palma bay.
There is a wonderful promenade along the sea front, lined with a variety of elegant, international restaurants, cafes and bars creating a fantastic atmosphere.
An attractive location for holiday home owners as well as for residents. Portixol, the old fishing harbour, has a sweet beach and a small, pretty port. There are many beaches in this whole area.
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