Immaculate 5 bedroom Villa for sale with countryside view in Vilafranca de Bonany, Mallorca
The ground floor has a handsome entrance hall with traditional stone flooring, two generous living rooms, one with a mezzanine level which can be used as an office or reading area. There is also a dedicated dining room, a large kitchen/diner with pantry, plus a double bedroom, and a bathroom.
The first floor is home to the four remaining double bedrooms including the master bedroom which has an en suite bathroom and a walk in wardrobe, and there is an office which enjoys direct access to the large upper terrace offering even more fantastic views.
The outside space offers a wonderful escape, with landscaped gardens, fruit trees including orange, lemon, fig, olive and avocado, a swimming pool, sunbathing areas, and a covered barbecue house.
Other features include two outside guest WCs, a garage plus parking for 4 additional cars, a wine cellar, wood beamed ceilings, fireplaces, oil central heating, built-in wardrobes, a well, and beautiful views.
Manacor is the second biggest town in Mallorca and it is located in the east of the island offering a wide range of cultural activities and gastronomy. The famous pearl factory is located in Manacor and many other historical monuments that are worth knowing. It is the perfect area for country lovers who enjoy the contact with nature due to the huge fields and Mediterranean forests with ancient paths adapted for hikers and cyclists. Many small bays and beaches ideal for water sports or simply sunbathing are dotted along the Manacor coastline.
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