Just a few steps from the water and offering sweeping views of the Portocolom harbor, this chalet—renovated in 2022—is located in one of the town’s most sought-after areas. The property combines a clean, modern design with Mediterranean living and, spread across three levels, offers a spacious feel ideal for year-round living as well as for extended stays in Mallorca.
Spanning approximately 256 m² of living space, the thoughtfully designed floor plan features a total of six bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a guest restroom. The central living area impresses with its spaciousness, the fireplace, and the direct connection to the outdoor spaces. Adjacent to it, the modern kitchen, equipped with high-quality built-in appliances, blends harmoniously into the open-concept living space.
The tiered arrangement of the various outdoor areas is particularly appealing. Covered terraces, the mature garden, a private pool, and a decorative pond provide seclusion, privacy, and a variety of outdoor living experiences. Two of the bedrooms feature private balconies with views toward the harbor. On the upper level of the house, a versatile studio or home office facing south offers a particularly beautiful view of Portocolom and underscores the property’s unique character.
During the renovation, emphasis was placed on high-quality yet functional finishes. K-LINE windows and doors provide thermal and sound insulation; hardwood floors define the living spaces; and built-in closets and window screens add to the comfort. An air conditioning system with heating and cooling functions, along with oil-fired central heating via radiators, ensures a pleasant living environment year-round.
The house also includes a storage room and a garage. Set on a lot of approximately 626 m², this property offers a rare combination of space, privacy, proximity to the harbor, and near-first-line-to-the-sea location—refined, unobtrusive, and exceptionally harmonious.
Portocolom is one of those places on Mallorca that doesn’t need to put on a show to showcase its character. The natural harbor—one of the largest on the island—continues to shape the character of this former fishing village to this day, giving the town a rare blend of maritime serenity, time-honored charm, and Mediterranean elegance.
Traditional fishermen’s houses, small restaurants, cafés, and moorings for sailboats and motorboats line the harbor. Despite its popularity, Portocolom has remained pleasantly unhurried—significantly less touristy than many other coastal towns and, for that very reason, particularly appealing to anyone who wants to combine authenticity, the sea, and everyday life.
The coastline around Portocolom offers numerous swimming coves with clear water, including Cala Marçal, Cala Brafi, and other smaller, partly hidden coves. At the same time, the lively center—with shopping, dining, and all the amenities you need for daily life—is just a short distance away. Felanitx, Santanyí, and some of the southeast’s most beautiful beaches are also within easy reach.
Portocolom embodies a lifestyle defined less by showmanship than by quality: coffee at the harbor in the morning, the sea at noon, and dinner with a view of the boats in the evening. Those who appreciate southeastern Mallorca will find here one of the region’s most charming and enduring destinations.
