Palma de Mallorca, Baleares, Spain

Description

This recently constructed townhouse offers everything one can imagine in one of the most solicited locations in Palma due to its easy access to Jaime III, Paseo Marítimo, Santa Catalina, Avenidas and jsut accross the road from the Palma Sports and Tennis club. Upon entry it is evident that this is a special property, with a bodega, interior pool, gym, sauna with a complete bathroom makes this an idea space for socializing, sports or relaxation. From the ground floor one can access the rest of the property via the stairwell or private lift. On the first floor are two double bedrooms with bathrooms en suite, all bedrooms having floor to ceiling windows allowing plenty of natural daylight, together with french balconies. On the second floor is the master suite complete with en suite bathroom, lounge and work study. The third floor offers an open plan fully equipped kitchen/dining area with direct access to the exterior terrace offering parcial sea views. An ideal space for interior/exterior dining or enjoying lazy evenings in front of the fireplace. On the fourth floor roof terrace is the private pool, changing area and exterior shower. Designed with a Scandinavian flair together with one of the islands top architects ensures the maximum of qualities, finishings and guarentees.

Son Armadans takes its name from the noble family of Armadans, which died out in the 16th century and was a well-known part of the Mallorcan nobility. You can still admire part of their estate, easily recognisable by the round tower next to another rectangular tower that stands at the junction of Pilar Juncosa and Almirante Gravina streets. This quiet and stately neighbourhood is bordered by Santa Catalina, Paseo Maritimo, Bosque de Bellver, El Terreno and Son Espanyolet. This already says a lot about its privileged location. Add to this the wide and leafy streets, the proximity to prestigious international schools, Bellver Park and the yacht clubs of the Paseo Maritimo, and you can see why the neighbourhood has always been so sought after. Situated between Palma's two booming districts, Santa Catalina and El Terreno, it was only a matter of time before Son Armadans became the object of desire for those who crave a relaxed lifestyle in a privileged setting, close to everything yet completely independent. Numerous high-end developments between Avenida Joan Miró, Calle Castillo de Bellver and Calle Son Armadans itself, testify to a development that claims the qualification of "Palma's best residential area".