CALATRAVA TOWNHOUSE
€2,490,000
THREE SUITES, AN OPEN LIVING FLOOR UNDER TIMBER BEAMS AND A SUNNY ROOF TERRACE WITH OUTDOOR KITCHEN, ALL BEHIND THICK STONE WALLS AND AN ARCHED PORTAL
Behind thick stone walls and an arched portal with medieval origins, this townhouse has been carefully reworked for modern life across four levels. Limestone floors, timber-beamed ceilings and walls of old sandstone keep the character of the building, while clean joinery, Vola brass fittings and Duravit sanitaryware bring a calm, contemporary finish.
The entrance hall, with terracotta floors and a staircase in Binissalem limestone with a wrought iron balustrade, sets the tone. On the first floor, three bedrooms each have their own bathroom. The principal suite sits on a raised platform with tall wardrobes in dark wood, a freestanding bath and a glass-walled shower, and the bathrooms throughout pair pale limestone with warm mosaic.
The second floor is given over to living. Under a run of dark timber beams, the lounge, dining area and kitchen share one open space, anchored by an old sandstone wall. A gas fireplace warms the lounge in winter, and a bar with a library corner offers a quiet spot to read or work. The kitchen combines dark wood-grain cabinetry with a pale stone island and integrated appliances, and a guest WC with laundry completes the floor.
Steel-framed glass doors open at the top of the house onto the 60 m² roof terrace, a true outdoor room with views across the rooftops. An outdoor kitchen with barbecue and sink sits beside a dining table under a cane pergola, with a lounge area, sunbeds, an outdoor shower and space for a jacuzzi. The terrace catches the sun for much of the day.
Gas heating, air conditioning and a fibre connection keep the house comfortable and practical all year round.
Behind thick stone walls and an arched portal with medieval origins, this townhouse has been carefully reworked for modern life across four levels. Limestone floors, timber-beamed ceilings and walls of old sandstone keep the character of the building, while clean joinery, Vola brass fittings and Duravit sanitaryware bring a calm, contemporary finish.
The entrance hall, with terracotta floors and a staircase in Binissalem limestone with a wrought iron balustrade, sets the tone. On the first floor, three bedrooms each have their own bathroom. The principal suite sits on a raised platform with tall wardrobes in dark wood, a freestanding bath and a glass-walled shower, and the bathrooms throughout pair pale limestone with warm mosaic.
The second floor is given over to living. Under a run of dark timber beams, the lounge, dining area and kitchen share one open space, anchored by an old sandstone wall. A gas fireplace warms the lounge in winter, and a bar with a library corner offers a quiet spot to read or work. The kitchen combines dark wood-grain cabinetry with a pale stone island and integrated appliances, and a guest WC with laundry completes the floor.
Steel-framed glass doors open at the top of the house onto the 60 m² roof terrace, a true outdoor room with views across the rooftops. An outdoor kitchen with barbecue and sink sits beside a dining table under a cane pergola, with a lounge area, sunbeds, an outdoor shower and space for a jacuzzi. The terrace catches the sun for much of the day.
Gas heating, air conditioning and a fibre connection keep the house comfortable and practical all year round.
LUXURY INTERIORS CRAFTED FOR LIVING
The heavy sandstone arch serves as a transition from the narrow street into the private residence.
The Binissalem limestone steps rise gracefully behind a hand-wrought iron railing, connecting the levels with sculptural precision.
Dark overhead beams define the generous scale of the main living zone, anchoring the open layout beneath high ceilings.
Minimalist cabinetry houses integrated appliances, contrasting sharp, dark finishes with the lightness of the preparation island.
Wicker seating and a shaded pergola define this elevated pavilion, designed for relaxed afternoons above the historic rooftops.
The elevated pavilion offers expansive sightlines across the dense historic skyline.
The heavy sandstone arch serves as a transition from the narrow street into the private residence.
The Binissalem limestone steps rise gracefully behind a hand-wrought iron railing, connecting the levels with sculptural precision.
Dark overhead beams define the generous scale of the main living zone, anchoring the open layout beneath high ceilings.
Minimalist cabinetry houses integrated appliances, contrasting sharp, dark finishes with the lightness of the preparation island.
Wicker seating and a shaded pergola define this elevated pavilion, designed for relaxed afternoons above the historic rooftops.
The elevated pavilion offers expansive sightlines across the dense historic skyline.
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.
Floor 1: Entrance through the arched stone portal into a hall with terracotta floors, and the limestone staircase rising to the upper levels.
Floor 2: Three bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, including the principal suite with raised sleeping platform, freestanding bath, glass shower and tall wardrobes.
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