A Timeless 19th-Century Estate with Sweeping Views, Mallorca

Embraced by the timeless beauty of Mallorca, this beautifully restored 19th-century country house offers a peaceful sanctuary for multi-generational families and groups of friends to come together, celebrate life’s special moments, and unwind in exceptional surroundings.

Set within 100 hectares of historic countryside, the elegant stone villa is framed by ancient landscapes, mature holm oaks, and the gentle rhythms of Mediterranean life. The estate’s history stretches back to the Middle Ages, when the land was cultivated for cereals, olives, and almonds. Today, its enduring rural character remains, offering a rare sense of seclusion and connection to the island’s past.

At its heart is the philosophy of slow living, a place to pause, reconnect, and embrace the simple pleasures of life, surrounded by nature, history, and understated luxury.

Six beautifully appointed en-suite bedrooms are arranged across two floors. Two generous master suites occupy the ground floor, opening directly onto the gardens and terraces, while four additional bedrooms on the first floor enjoy sweeping views across the surrounding landscape.

The interiors balance elegance and authenticity, with family antiques and bespoke creations by local artisans sitting harmoniously alongside contemporary comforts. Restored using traditional techniques, local craftsmanship, and sustainable materials including marés sandstone, lime mortar, and reed roofing. The villa celebrates Mallorca’s architectural heritage while embracing a thoughtful, modern approach to luxury.

Communal spaces invite guests to gather and unwind, from the elegant dining room and state-of-the-art kitchen to the private home cinema, gym, and wine cellar. In the light-filled living room, the original tafona, or olive press, stands as a striking reminder of the estate’s agricultural past.

The Gardens & Outdoor Living

The villa’s gardens create a natural flow between indoor and outdoor living, with a series of inviting spaces designed for relaxation, connection, and quiet discovery.

Shaded seating beneath mature trees, gentle water fountains, and sensory pathways lined with native Mediterranean plants encourage guests to slow down and immerse themselves in the landscape. An expansive main terrace provides the perfect setting for long lunches and sunset aperitifs, while a leafy inner courtyard and a secluded chill-out area beside the pond offer quieter corners for contemplation.

An infinity swimming pool, framed by the surrounding countryside, and a private tennis court provide opportunities for recreation throughout the day. For evenings spent together, the barbecue and gazebo offer an idyllic setting for alfresco dining beneath the Mallorcan sky.

Sustainability is woven into the landscape, with gardens designed around the Mediterranean climate and rainwater harvesting used for irrigation, helping to preserve the estate’s natural resources.

Experiences & Activities

Spend sunlit afternoons swimming in the infinity pool, enjoy a friendly match on the tennis court, or gather around the barbecue as the evening light settles over the hills. Beyond the gardens, scenic walking trails reveal some of the estate’s most captivating viewpoints and historic landmarks.

One trail leads to a spectacular vantage point overlooking Valldemossa, with its charming stone village crowned by La Cartuja, a former Carthusian monastery dating back to the 14th century and open to visitors. Another winds towards the Font de Son Verí, a historic water source that once supplied the estate. Though now a ruin, its former ornamentation and enduring presence offer a fascinating glimpse into the property’s past.

The surrounding countryside invites exploration on foot or by mountain bike, with revitalising hikes and exhilarating rides winding through verdant valleys, rugged hillsides, and the dramatic peaks of the Serra de Tramuntana.

For a change of pace, discover the island’s enchanting villages. Nearby Valldemossa charms with its cobbled lanes, historic architecture, and inviting selection of restaurants and bars. Further afield, Sóller offers a lively town atmosphere and a rich cultural scene, including its Museum of Modernism, while bohemian Deià — long associated with artists, writers, and musicians — captivates with its creative spirit and spectacular mountain setting.

Mallorca’s coastline offers an equally compelling invitation to explore. From secluded calas tucked between rocky headlands to sweeping stretches of golden sand bordered by turquoise waters, the island’s beaches are best discovered at leisure, perhaps by boat. Snorkelling and diving reveal a vibrant underwater world, adding another dimension to the island’s natural beauty.

The Setting

Perched high within the dramatic landscape of Mallorca’s Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the villa enjoys an exceptional position overlooking a lush valley, the distant Bay of Palma, and the historic village of Valldemossa.

This remarkable setting brings together the island’s most distinctive qualities: rugged mountain scenery, fertile countryside, centuries of history, and the enduring charm of traditional Mallorcan life. Secluded yet wonderfully placed for exploration, the estate offers a rare balance of privacy and connection to the surrounding region.

From the villa, trails lead through the landscape towards sweeping viewpoints, hidden heritage sites, and the picturesque rooftops of Valldemossa. The village’s celebrated La Cartuja monastery stands as a reminder of the area’s rich cultural history, while the remains of the Font de Son Verí offer a quieter discovery along the way.

Beyond the estate, the wider Tramuntana region unfolds as a landscape of mountain villages, winding country roads, olive groves, and dramatic coastal scenery. Whether exploring the cultural treasures of Sóller and Deià, discovering secluded beaches, or simply taking in the ever-changing light across the valley, guests are perfectly placed to experience the quieter, more authentic side of Mallorca.

The villa is located just twenty minutes from vibrant Palma.