An exceptional, four-sided detached 200-square-meter townhouse with a 30-square-meter pool, a 434-square-meter garden, three terraces, and a guest house—nestled amid the winding alleys of Santanyí, where village tranquility meets Mediterranean elegance, this characterful property rises from honey-colored Mallorcan natural stone. The façade, with its dark shutters and traditional tiled roof, speaks of history, while the interior captivates with its clean, contemporary design.
Spanning 282 m² of built-up area, the property offers 220 m² of living space with four bedrooms and three bathrooms—spacious enough for family and guests, yet compact enough for mindful living. Exposed stone walls, dark wooden beams, and polished microcement combine to create an ambiance that harmoniously blends rustic warmth with minimalist elegance. The open-concept living-dining area with a rustic kitchen, a light-filled living room with a historic fireplace, and a brick fountain are testaments to thoughtful, high-quality design. The bedrooms—some with private access to the terrace—and the bathrooms, featuring freestanding vanities, natural stone, and rain showers, complete the harmonious spatial concept.
A separate guest house with two private rooms expands the property’s versatility and offers visitors a discreet retreat with its own entrance from the cobblestone side street. The main house and guest house are connected by shaded terraces and the elegant pool, framed by palm trees, olive trees, and the characteristic dry-stone wall. A rooftop terrace crowns the property, offering views over the rooftops of the picturesque village.
The 434 m² northeast-facing lot promises pleasantly temperate summer days. Underfloor heating, a heat pump, and air conditioning (cooling/heating) guarantee year-round comfort in every season.
An exceptional property for connoisseurs who appreciate authenticity, privacy, and the Mediterranean lifestyle away from the tourist hustle and bustle.
Santanyí, located in the far southeast of Mallorca, is one of the island’s most beautiful and, at the same time, most authentic villages. The honey-colored sandstone that characterizes entire facades comes from the surrounding quarries and once gave Palma’s cathedral its distinctive appearance. Narrow alleys, quiet squares, and the traditional weekly market reflect the village’s laid-back atmosphere, while galleries, boutiques, and fine restaurants lend the town a cosmopolitan touch—a refuge that has always attracted artists and lovers of authenticity without losing any of its rural charm.
The southeastern part of Mallorca itself is more unspoiled and peaceful than the tourist-heavy coastal areas: rolling hills, almond and carob groves, and dry-stone walls characterize the landscape. Just a few minutes’ drive away are the turquoise bays of Cala Santanyí, Cala Llombards, and Es Pontàs, as well as the Mondragó Nature Park with its pristine dunes and pine forests. Golf courses, marinas, and exclusive beach clubs round out the region’s offerings. Palma Airport is about a 45-minute drive away, and the island’s capital is about an hour away—a rare and soothing balance of proximity and seclusion.
Main House:
Ground Floor: Living/dining area, kitchen, guest restroom, terrace
First Floor: 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms (en suite), terrace
Guest House:
2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, terrace
