APARTMENT MIQUEL
€1,340,000
A BUILDING FROM 1900, REWORKED WITH CARE: TALL CEILINGS, BALCONIES ALONG THE LIVING SPACE AND A KITCHEN MADE BY MALLORCAN CRAFTSMEN
Set within a building dating from 1900, this 139 m² apartment has been renovated throughout, keeping the generous proportions of the period while bringing everything behind the walls up to date. Ceilings rise well above today's standard, and tall glazed doors with timber shutters open onto balconies along the length of the living space.
Kitchen, dining and sitting areas flow together as one long, light-filled room. The kitchen was made by Mallorcan craftsmen, with bespoke cabinetry, Brazilian marble worktops and high-quality appliances. Light grey stone tiles by TAU run underfoot, set against pale walls, fine cornicing and fitted shelving that frames the sitting area.
Two bedrooms and two bathrooms form the private side of the apartment. One bedroom has French doors to a balcony and a wall of mirrored wardrobes; the other pairs a tall upholstered headboard with full-height fitted storage. A third room, currently arranged as a study with a built-in desk and shelving, works equally well as a single bedroom or nursery.
Comfort has been considered as carefully as appearance. Gas-filled insulated windows keep temperatures steady through the year, and 6 mm Sopra acoustic insulation has been fitted to every wall shared with neighbouring apartments. Air conditioning can be set room by room, backed by electric central heating, and the building has a lift.
The furniture can be acquired separately, and an underground parking space is available to rent nearby. A home with real character that asks for nothing more than moving in, suited equally to a family, a couple or a permanent base in the city.
Set within a building dating from 1900, this 139 m² apartment has been renovated throughout, keeping the generous proportions of the period while bringing everything behind the walls up to date. Ceilings rise well above today's standard, and tall glazed doors with timber shutters open onto balconies along the length of the living space.
Kitchen, dining and sitting areas flow together as one long, light-filled room. The kitchen was made by Mallorcan craftsmen, with bespoke cabinetry, Brazilian marble worktops and high-quality appliances. Light grey stone tiles by TAU run underfoot, set against pale walls, fine cornicing and fitted shelving that frames the sitting area.
Two bedrooms and two bathrooms form the private side of the apartment. One bedroom has French doors to a balcony and a wall of mirrored wardrobes; the other pairs a tall upholstered headboard with full-height fitted storage. A third room, currently arranged as a study with a built-in desk and shelving, works equally well as a single bedroom or nursery.
Comfort has been considered as carefully as appearance. Gas-filled insulated windows keep temperatures steady through the year, and 6 mm Sopra acoustic insulation has been fitted to every wall shared with neighbouring apartments. Air conditioning can be set room by room, backed by electric central heating, and the building has a lift.
The furniture can be acquired separately, and an underground parking space is available to rent nearby. A home with real character that asks for nothing more than moving in, suited equally to a family, a couple or a permanent base in the city.
A CLOSER LOOK INSIDE AND OUTSIDE
A delicate, sculptural chandelier anchors the dining zone, drawing the eye upward to emphasize the impressive scale of these historic ceilings.
Floor-to-ceiling joinery anchors the space, while recessed tracks define the transition to the kitchen.
Local artisans constructed the storage wall, balancing rich walnut tones against a dramatic veined splashback.
Full-height panels bounce light across the room, enhancing the sense of volume while extending the view toward the balcony.
Generous room proportions allow for visual continuity between the sleeping area and the main living space.
A delicate botanical mural transforms this versatile room into an expressive space, offering a distinct aesthetic shift within the apartment.
A delicate, sculptural chandelier anchors the dining zone, drawing the eye upward to emphasize the impressive scale of these historic ceilings.
Floor-to-ceiling joinery anchors the space, while recessed tracks define the transition to the kitchen.
Local artisans constructed the storage wall, balancing rich walnut tones against a dramatic veined splashback.
Full-height panels bounce light across the room, enhancing the sense of volume while extending the view toward the balcony.
Generous room proportions allow for visual continuity between the sleeping area and the main living space.
A delicate botanical mural transforms this versatile room into an expressive space, offering a distinct aesthetic shift within the apartment.
Palma's old town is the historic core of the island's capital, a dense, walkable quarter of honey-coloured stone that unfolds around the cathedral and the medieval streets behind it. To live here is to live within the architecture and atmosphere of centuries — courtyards, palaces, and patios layered with cafés, galleries, and independent shops, all within a few minutes on foot.
The character is unmistakably urban yet deeply Mallorcan. Restored townhouses and apartments sit behind discreet façades, many opening onto private interior patios or rooftop terraces with views across the tiled roofs to the sea. The cathedral, the old Arab quarter, the markets, and the harbour are all part of daily life, and the quarter's restaurants and culture rank among the finest in the Mediterranean.
The old town attracts buyers who want culture, walkability, and architectural character at the centre of city life — international residents, second-home owners, and investors drawn by the strength of the market and the rarity of well-restored historic homes. It is for those who want to step out of their door into the living heart of Palma.
PALMA CATHEDRAL
3 min
The city's Gothic cathedral, rising above the seafront and old town.
MERCAT D´OLIVAR
4 min
The city's celebrated food market, a daily hub of Mallorcan produce.
CLUB DE MAR
6 min
A landmark marina for large yachts, close to the old town.
AIRPORT
10 min
The island's main gateway, with direct routes across Europe year-round.
PALMA SEAFRONT
4 min
A long bayside promenade for walking, cycling and waterside dining.
PASEO DEL BORNE
3 min
Palma's elegant boulevard of luxury boutiques and historic architecture.
PALMA CATHEDRAL
3 min
The city's Gothic cathedral, rising above the seafront and old town.
MERCAT D´OLIVAR
4 min
The city's celebrated food market, a daily hub of Mallorcan produce.
CLUB DE MAR
6 min
A landmark marina for large yachts, close to the old town.
AIRPORT
10 min
The island's main gateway, with direct routes across Europe year-round.
PALMA SEAFRONT
4 min
A long bayside promenade for walking, cycling and waterside dining.
PASEO DEL BORNE
3 min
Palma's elegant boulevard of luxury boutiques and historic architecture.
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