Luxury 8 bedroom Villa for sale with panoramic view in Arta, Mallorca
Lush gardens throughout the impeccable 20.3-hectare estate create a pocket of absolute privacy in a truly perfect location. Towering olive and pine trees line the winding drive, with the prestigious finca at the estate's heart.
Modern architecture with a traditional twist, while the exceptional design fulfils every promise of luxury. The magnificent finca surrounds a huge entrance hall and a central roofed courtyard with access to two kitchens, a dreamy library, a formal dining room, and three large bedrooms with en suite bathrooms.
An exterior swimming pool and an open and deep cistern with a waterfall promise endless entertainment. A convenient lift connects the ground floor with a private apartment with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms on the 1st floor.
In another wing of the Finca there are another 2 separate bedrooms and bathrooms, which would be ideal, for example, for the accommodation of domestic staff.
Gather for cocktails or an impeccable alfresco dinner on the sweeping rooftop terrace, where 360-degree ocean and mountain views beyond the charming village showcase the very best of Mallorca.
In north-east Mallorca, Arta is renowned for its charming streets, historic landmarks, and stunning natural landscapes. Natural beaches with wide swaths of sand promise endless afternoons spent swimming and sunbathing.
A booming gastronomy scene will thrill any gourmet with mouthwatering local cuisine. Arta's spectacular historic landmarks find a perfect pairing with its vibrant cultural heritage. Step backwards in time in the Santuari de Sant Salvador, a 14th-century church perched hillside above Arta; or the Talayotic Settlement of Ses Paisses, with ancient ruins dating back to the Bronze Age.
Incredible golf awaits just beyond Arta, from the gorgeous Capdepera Golf with its famed Mediterranean views, to mountaintop treasure Son Servera Golf, one of the island's most historic courses.
EUR100,000 bidder deposit required
Buyer's Premium subject to VAT.
Bidding opens 20 June. Auction 27 June.
Please contact us for all details.
Total: 1,582m2 | 20.3 hectares | 8 bedrooms | 9 full bathrooms
Architectural Features | Prestigious palace in the immediate vicinity of the city Arta; Astounding mountain and ocean views; Roman-style central courtyard with lush garden; Three kitchens
Outdoor Features | Roof top terrace with spectacular 360-degree views of the sea, mountains, and town of Arta; Idyllic garden providing complete privacy for the estate; Winding private drive lined with a delightful variety of mature trees including pine and olive; Central courtyard with large fountain; An exterior swimming pool and an open and deep cistern with a circulating waterfall with water reused for irrigation throughout the estate
Additional Spaces | Library; Large dining room; Private apartment
Other Amenities | Elevator; central gas heating; own high yield well; Irrigation system, garages.
Location | Near beautiful beaches including Cala Torta and Cala Mitjana; Near historic landmarks including the Santuari de Sant Salvador, Castell de Santuiri, and the Talayotic Settlement of Ses Paisses; 1 hour to Palma Mallorca Airport
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