CALA LLAMP APARTMENT
€2,200,000
BRIGHT ROOMS OPEN STRAIGHT ONTO BALUSTRADED TERRACES ABOVE THE BAY, WITH A SHADED OUTDOOR KITCHEN AND DIRECT ACCESS TO THE SEA BELOW
Built in 1978 and still in its original Mediterranean style, this duplex penthouse sits directly above the water, with the bay and the open sea in view from almost every room. Facing southeast, it takes the morning sun straight off the sea, and it is reached from the street by a single flight of stairs, as the building steps down the rock below road level. It is a home defined less by its interiors than by its outlook: the terraces, the changing light and the constant presence of the sea and the rocky headland across the bay.
The living room is arranged around an open fireplace beneath an old timber beam, with white aluminium sliding doors onto a covered terrace. A few steps lead up to the dining area, where a wide corner opening brings the room out onto the main terrace and its balustrade over the water. The kitchen is open to the dining space, with a breakfast bar, hand-painted wall tiles and a reclaimed beam overhead.
Two bedrooms, each with its own bathroom and built-in wardrobes, complete the accommodation, with split-unit air conditioning and electric radiators for the cooler months. Original patterned floor tiles run through the living spaces, part of a traditional finish that has been well kept but not updated since the home was built.
Outside, around 80 m² of terraces carry much of daily life. A shaded, arched terrace holds an outdoor kitchen with barbecue, sink and a table facing the bay, while a second terrace offers a quieter place to sit above the boats at anchor. Residents share a community pool and a private stair path that runs down through the rocks to the sea, reserved for the ten homes in the building. Swimming here means stepping straight into clear, deep water with nothing but pine and rock around you.
For a buyer ready to modernise the interiors, kitchen and bathrooms, this is a rare chance to shape a home around a seafront position, generous outdoor space and a sense of nature that would be hard to find again on this stretch of coast.
Built in 1978 and still in its original Mediterranean style, this duplex penthouse sits directly above the water, with the bay and the open sea in view from almost every room. Facing southeast, it takes the morning sun straight off the sea, and it is reached from the street by a single flight of stairs, as the building steps down the rock below road level. It is a home defined less by its interiors than by its outlook: the terraces, the changing light and the constant presence of the sea and the rocky headland across the bay.
The living room is arranged around an open fireplace beneath an old timber beam, with white aluminium sliding doors onto a covered terrace. A few steps lead up to the dining area, where a wide corner opening brings the room out onto the main terrace and its balustrade over the water. The kitchen is open to the dining space, with a breakfast bar, hand-painted wall tiles and a reclaimed beam overhead.
Two bedrooms, each with its own bathroom and built-in wardrobes, complete the accommodation, with split-unit air conditioning and electric radiators for the cooler months. Original patterned floor tiles run through the living spaces, part of a traditional finish that has been well kept but not updated since the home was built.
Outside, around 80 m² of terraces carry much of daily life. A shaded, arched terrace holds an outdoor kitchen with barbecue, sink and a table facing the bay, while a second terrace offers a quieter place to sit above the boats at anchor. Residents share a community pool and a private stair path that runs down through the rocks to the sea, reserved for the ten homes in the building. Swimming here means stepping straight into clear, deep water with nothing but pine and rock around you.
For a buyer ready to modernise the interiors, kitchen and bathrooms, this is a rare chance to shape a home around a seafront position, generous outdoor space and a sense of nature that would be hard to find again on this stretch of coast.
LUXURY INTERIORS CRAFTED FOR LIVING
The architectural levels step down the rugged incline to bridge the transition between the residence and the deep waters below.
Concrete pool decking meets the natural cliffside, offering direct access to the water for the ten homes in this building.
A raised platform defines the transition between the lounge and the adjacent area, maintaining an open flow toward the coastal horizon.
The open floor plan pulls the horizon into the social core, where patterned tile floors anchor the flow between the interior and the waterfront.
Hand-painted surfaces and a reclaimed wood beam anchor the space, reflecting the home’s established 1978 identity.
Morning light strikes the textured plaster and clay surfaces, highlighting the authentic character of this waterfront residence.
The architectural levels step down the rugged incline to bridge the transition between the residence and the deep waters below.
Concrete pool decking meets the natural cliffside, offering direct access to the water for the ten homes in this building.
A raised platform defines the transition between the lounge and the adjacent area, maintaining an open flow toward the coastal horizon.
The open floor plan pulls the horizon into the social core, where patterned tile floors anchor the flow between the interior and the waterfront.
Hand-painted surfaces and a reclaimed wood beam anchor the space, reflecting the home’s established 1978 identity.
Morning light strikes the textured plaster and clay surfaces, highlighting the authentic character of this waterfront residence.
Cala Llamp sits on the rugged western edge of Port d'Andratx, a small residential enclave of clifftop villas perched above the open Mediterranean. Long among the most coveted addresses on Mallorca's west coast, it is defined by elevation, outlook, and a privacy that comes from generous plots set into the dramatic landscape of the coastline.
The character is unmistakably sea-facing and discreet. Villas occupy positions cut into the cliffs and the gentle slopes above the cove itself, many with direct sea access, infinity pools, and open views that stretch across the Mediterranean toward the horizon. The setting is markedly quiet pine, rock, and water yet the marina, restaurants, and amenities of Port d'Andratx lie just minutes away, giving the area a rare combination of seclusion and connection.
Cala Llamp appeals to UHNW second-home owners and families seeking a private clifftop address with substantial sea views architecturally distinctive villas in one of the most prestigious pockets of the west coast. It is for buyers who place the highest value on outlook, privacy, and the drama of the coastline, with Port d'Andratx, Andratx, and Palma all within easy reach.
AIRPORT
35 min
The island's main gateway, with year-round direct routes across Europe and excellent connectivity for international owners.
PORT ANDRATX MARINA
5 min
A scenic natural harbour ringed by moored yachts, waterfront restaurants and one of the most refined addresses on the west coast.
CAMP DE MAR BEACH
6 min
A sheltered golden-sand bay with an islet reached by footbridge, framed by pine hills and a five-star resort hotel.
GOL DE ANDRATX
7 min
An 18-hole course among the hills with sea and mountain views, a well-regarded fixture of the western coast.
SANT ELM VILLAGE
5 min
A relaxed coastal village at the island's western tip, facing the protected Sa Dragonera nature reserve.
AIRPORT
35 min
The island's main gateway, with year-round direct routes across Europe and excellent connectivity for international owners.
PORT ANDRATX MARINA
5 min
A scenic natural harbour ringed by moored yachts, waterfront restaurants and one of the most refined addresses on the west coast.
CAMP DE MAR BEACH
6 min
A sheltered golden-sand bay with an islet reached by footbridge, framed by pine hills and a five-star resort hotel.
GOL DE ANDRATX
7 min
An 18-hole course among the hills with sea and mountain views, a well-regarded fixture of the western coast.
SANT ELM VILLAGE
5 min
A relaxed coastal village at the island's western tip, facing the protected Sa Dragonera nature reserve.
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