Authentic 3 bedroom Penthouse for sale with panoramic view in Casco Antiguo, Palma, Mallorca
Set in an old Palace dating back from 1850 with original Mallorquin features, this charming property is located on the third floor.
The main floor has 125m2 with more than 3m height ceilings and exposed wooden beams. The main entrance has the dining area with windows to the interior patio. There are 2 double bedrooms with French window doors and one with a balcony, a cosy living room, a bedroom with en-suite bathroom and an independent kitchen that leads towards the pantry, utility room and a loft style double bedroom.
All rooms have exterior windows, except the bathroom.
The upper floor leads to 56m2 of a living room with fireplace, an office/bedroom and bathroom en-suite. There are exposed beams with sloping ceilings like a loft and stone on the wall. The private terrace of 43m2 shaped like an "L" is accessed from here. Privacy and tranquility is what this terrace features.
Additionally the building installed a lift to the top floor, and there is a garage of 24m2 with an additional storage room in the interior patio Mallorquin.
This type of property with Mallorquin features in a quiet street yet close to El Borne and Plaza del Mercat, is very hard to find in Palma city.
There is potential to renovate or keep it as it is with its original character.
This complex enjoys the best Palma location, right in the heart of Palma's historic centre. Numerous touristic sightings, shopping malls and Palma town hall are all within walking distance. The Palma promenade along the sea is also nearby.
Penthouse with Private Terrace for sale in Old Town Palma.
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