INTRODUCING SON GUAL II
€2,640,000
A NEWLY COMPLETED MEDITERRANEAN VILLA SET ABOVE THE BAY OF PALMA, WHERE QUIET ARCHITECTURE, NATIVE STONE AND OPEN GARDENS FRAME THE TRAMUNTANA AND THE SEA BEYOND.
Completed in 2025 and delivered fully furnished, this 396 m² villa sits on a 2,001 m² plot within the gated, elevated urbanisation of Son Gual II, fifteen minutes from Palma and the airport. The architecture revisits the Mediterranean vernacular through a quieter, more considered lens. Volumes are sculpted in modular concrete by Ubiko, finished in soft lime tones and softened by timber louvered shutters, cane-topped pergolas and a perimeter of pierced stone latticework.
The southwest orientation carries light through the day and frames long views toward the Bay of Palma and the Serra de Tramuntana. Floor-to-ceiling Cortizo sliding glazing in bronze-anodised aluminium dissolves the boundary between the living areas and the garden, where a 32 m² saltwater pool with shallow beach, porcelain terraces, olive trees and Mediterranean planting form an unhurried outdoor sequence.
Interiors prioritise restraint. Large-format El Molino porcelain flooring runs continuously across the ground floor; ceiling-height lacquered doors, concealed skirtings and recessed curtain pockets keep the architecture clean. The kitchen is fitted with integrated Miele appliances and a sculptural island. The three bathrooms are finished in microcement with oak vanities, natural stone surfaces in the principal suite, and Grohe brassware throughout.
Four bedrooms are arranged across two floors, connected by a four-stop lift. The ground level holds the living, dining and principal suite; the upper floor accommodates three further bedrooms. A basement provides space for a home gym, screening room and double garage.
Aerothermal underfloor heating, room-by-room LG climate control, mechanical ventilation and rooftop photovoltaic panels achieve an Energy Class A rating — designed for full-time family living, with the privacy and connectivity Son Gual is known for.
Completed in 2025 and delivered fully furnished, this 396 m² villa sits on a 2,001 m² plot within the gated, elevated urbanisation of Son Gual II, fifteen minutes from Palma and the airport. The architecture revisits the Mediterranean vernacular through a quieter, more considered lens. Volumes are sculpted in modular concrete by Ubiko, finished in soft lime tones and softened by timber louvered shutters, cane-topped pergolas and a perimeter of pierced stone latticework.
The southwest orientation carries light through the day and frames long views toward the Bay of Palma and the Serra de Tramuntana. Floor-to-ceiling Cortizo sliding glazing in bronze-anodised aluminium dissolves the boundary between the living areas and the garden, where a 32 m² saltwater pool with shallow beach, porcelain terraces, olive trees and Mediterranean planting form an unhurried outdoor sequence.
Interiors prioritise restraint. Large-format El Molino porcelain flooring runs continuously across the ground floor; ceiling-height lacquered doors, concealed skirtings and recessed curtain pockets keep the architecture clean. The kitchen is fitted with integrated Miele appliances and a sculptural island. The three bathrooms are finished in microcement with oak vanities, natural stone surfaces in the principal suite, and Grohe brassware throughout.
Four bedrooms are arranged across two floors, connected by a four-stop lift. The ground level holds the living, dining and principal suite; the upper floor accommodates three further bedrooms. A basement provides space for a home gym, screening room and double garage.
Aerothermal underfloor heating, room-by-room LG climate control, mechanical ventilation and rooftop photovoltaic panels achieve an Energy Class A rating — designed for full-time family living, with the privacy and connectivity Son Gual is known for.
LUXURY INTERIORS CRAFTED FOR LIVING
Two director chairs occupy an elevated stone terrace, framing a wide perspective of the
Sharp geometric lines define the white facade, while timber shutters and a wide pergola hola
Warm walnut paneling serves as a textural backdrop to the minimalist dining space, where
Natural light fills the dining space through floor-to-ceiling glass, connecting the oak-finished interior with
A timber pergola with reed shading provides dappled light across the stone terrace, connecting
Natural stone tiles extend from the pool edge to a shaded terrace. Slim-profile glass
Two director chairs occupy an elevated stone terrace, framing a wide perspective of the
Warm walnut paneling serves as a textural backdrop to the minimalist dining space, where
Sharp geometric lines define the white facade, while timber shutters and a wide pergola hola
Natural light fills the dining space through floor-to-ceiling glass, connecting the oak-finished interior with
A timber pergola with reed shading provides dappled light across the stone terrace, connecting
Natural stone tiles extend from the pool edge to a shaded terrace. Slim-profile glass
Arxiduc is a residential neighbourhood in the north of central Palma, rising from Plaça d'Espanya and the city's grand avenues along the street that carries the name of Archduke Ludwig Salvator, the island's most celebrated nineteenth-century admirer. Established, well connected and firmly rooted in everyday city life, it offers a practical alternative to the historic centre while keeping the old town within an easy walk.
The character is urban and unhurried. Apartment buildings line orderly streets of local shops, cafés and neighbourhood restaurants, while a newer generation of residential developments has brought contemporary homes with generous terraces, communal pools and private parking. Plaça d'Espanya brings the island within reach, with rail connections across Mallorca and the historic train to Sóller departing from its edge, and the green space of Parc de ses Estacions close at hand.
Arxiduc appeals to residents and investors who value convenience, connection and space over postcard settings. Families and professionals are drawn by the schools, services and steady residential calm, and by a location that places the old town, the markets, the airport and the motorway network all within a few minutes.
PLAZA ESPAÑAN TRAIN STATION
3 mins
The historic wooden train winding through the mountains to Sóller.
AIRPORT
15 mins
The island's main gateway, with direct routes across Europe year-round.
CAN PERE ANTONI BEACH
7 mins
Palma´s white sandy beach with views towards the cathedral and a long promenade connecting to the city and the Portixol village.
MERCAT OLIVAR
5 mins
The city's celebrated food market, a daily hub of Mallorcan produce.
PALMA OLD TOWN
5 mins
The historic centre, with its cathedral, boutiques and grand façades.
SANTA CATALINA
8 mins
A cosmopolitan neighbourhood in Palma with morning cafes, Palma Tennis club and local shops
PLAZA ESPAÑAN TRAIN STATION
3 mins
The historic wooden train winding through the mountains to Sóller.
AIRPORT
15 mins
The island's main gateway, with direct routes across Europe year-round.
CAN PERE ANTONI BEACH
7 mins
Palma´s white sandy beach with views towards the cathedral and a long promenade connecting to the city and the Portixol village.
MERCAT OLIVAR
5 mins
The city's celebrated food market, a daily hub of Mallorcan produce.
PALMA OLD TOWN
5 mins
The historic centre, with its cathedral, boutiques and grand façades.
SANTA CATALINA
8 mins
A cosmopolitan neighbourhood in Palma with morning cafes, Palma Tennis club and local shops
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