CASAL PURA DIMENSION
€9,950,000
A NEW COUNTRY HOUSE BUILT FOR LONG LUNCHES AND LARGER FAMILIES, WHERE COVERED TERRACES, AN OUTDOOR KITCHEN AND A 95 M² POOL SET THE PACE OF THE DAY
Some houses are built for show. This one, completed in 2025 on 23,406 m² of private land, was built for living well: long lunches that drift into evening, children running between pool and garden, friends who stay an extra night. Across 977 m² on two floors and almost 700 m² of covered terraces, the days move easily between inside and out.
The living room is soft and unhurried, with bouclé sofas, full-height curtains and light falling across from wide garden windows. In the SieMatic kitchen, fitted with Miele and BORA, a dark veined stone island invites people to linger. Slide back the glass and the kitchen opens onto the covered terrace, where a table for twelve waits beneath turning ceiling fans and the outdoor kitchen and barbecue sit within easy reach of the cook.
Six bedrooms each have their own bathroom, finished with Ritmonio, Cielo and CasaBath. One forms a self-contained guest wing with its own entrance, so grandparents, friends or staff can come and go at their own pace. Beds are dressed in Mühldorfer linen, the kind found in the best hotels, and the principal suite can be shaped around the way you live.
Minotti furniture, Dedon outdoor pieces and ACB Valencia lighting give the house a relaxed, finished feel. Underfloor heating runs on a heat pump, with an A energy rating.
Afternoons belong to the 95 m² pool, its deep green tiles catching the sky beside a stone wall hung with large black and white prints. As the light fades, the roof terrace looks out over the land and the sunken lounge gathers around its fire. Below ground, a 220 m² garage holds up to eight cars.
Around three quarters of the land is still a blank page, waiting for an olive grove, a citrus orchard, a Mediterranean garden or a small vineyard of your own. The house itself is ready to move into today.
Some houses are built for show. This one, completed in 2025 on 23,406 m² of private land, was built for living well: long lunches that drift into evening, children running between pool and garden, friends who stay an extra night. Across 977 m² on two floors and almost 700 m² of covered terraces, the days move easily between inside and out.
The living room is soft and unhurried, with bouclé sofas, full-height curtains and light falling across from wide garden windows. In the SieMatic kitchen, fitted with Miele and BORA, a dark veined stone island invites people to linger. Slide back the glass and the kitchen opens onto the covered terrace, where a table for twelve waits beneath turning ceiling fans and the outdoor kitchen and barbecue sit within easy reach of the cook.
Six bedrooms each have their own bathroom, finished with Ritmonio, Cielo and CasaBath. One forms a self-contained guest wing with its own entrance, so grandparents, friends or staff can come and go at their own pace. Beds are dressed in Mühldorfer linen, the kind found in the best hotels, and the principal suite can be shaped around the way you live.
Minotti furniture, Dedon outdoor pieces and ACB Valencia lighting give the house a relaxed, finished feel. Underfloor heating runs on a heat pump, with an A energy rating.
Afternoons belong to the 95 m² pool, its deep green tiles catching the sky beside a stone wall hung with large black and white prints. As the light fades, the roof terrace looks out over the land and the sunken lounge gathers around its fire. Below ground, a 220 m² garage holds up to eight cars.
Around three quarters of the land is still a blank page, waiting for an olive grove, a citrus orchard, a Mediterranean garden or a small vineyard of your own. The house itself is ready to move into today.
LUXURY INTERIORS CRAFTED FOR LIVING
A circular fire pit anchors the stone patio, providing an informal transition from the bright garden to the quiet shade of the house.
A stone sculpture anchors the gravel garden, where an exterior staircase connects the lower grounds to the expansive, shaded terraces above.
Warm oak paneling lines the entry hall, creating a tactile transition from the natural surroundings of the Bunyola estate into the residence.
The subterranean garage provides 220 m² of space, discreetly accommodating up to eight vehicles beneath the primary residence.
The soft interior flows into an open kitchen, anchored by a dark, veined stone island and layered with textured furnishings.
Deep green pool tiles mirror the sky, bordered by a long wall displaying large-scale photography.
A circular fire pit anchors the stone patio, providing an informal transition from the bright garden to the quiet shade of the house.
A stone sculpture anchors the gravel garden, where an exterior staircase connects the lower grounds to the expansive, shaded terraces above.
Warm oak paneling lines the entry hall, creating a tactile transition from the natural surroundings of the Bunyola estate into the residence.
The subterranean garage provides 220 m² of space, discreetly accommodating up to eight vehicles beneath the primary residence.
The soft interior flows into an open kitchen, anchored by a dark, veined stone island and layered with textured furnishings.
Deep green pool tiles mirror the sky, bordered by a long wall displaying large-scale photography.
A NEW SUSTAINABLE WAY OF LIVING
Bunyola sits at the southern foot of the Tramuntana, a traditional Mallorcan village where the mountains begin to rise above the plain north of Palma. Its municipality is one of the largest on the island, and it includes the quiet villa enclave of Sa Coma, the hamlet of Orient and two of Mallorca’s most storied country estates. It offers genuine village life with the capital only a short drive away.
The village gathers around Sa Plaça and the baroque church of Sant Mateu. The market sets up here twice a week, cafés fill the square, and stepped lanes climb between stone houses. The historic Sóller railway stops in the village, so Palma and the mountain valley beyond are both reachable by train. The surrounding countryside of olive and almond groves leads to the gardens of Raixa and Alfàbia, and further into the hills lies the remote valley of Orient.
Bunyola appeals to families and full-time residents who want space, privacy and authentic surroundings close to the city. Its properties range from village houses to country estates and secluded hillside villas. With Palma, the international schools and the airport all within easy reach, it combines the calm of the Tramuntana with everyday practicality.
AIRPORT
25 mins
The island’s main gateway, with direct routes across Europe year-round.
BUNYOLA STATION
3 mins
A stop on the historic Sóller railway, linking the village with Palma by train.
BUNYOLA MARKET
5 mins
A twice-weekly village market in Sa Plaça, beneath the church of Sant Mateu.
PALMA CITY
20 mins
Mallorca´s vibrant capital city
PORT DE SOLLER
20 mins
A short drive away through the tunnel of Soller, you will reach the vibrant sea village of Port de Soller
AIRPORT
25 mins
The island’s main gateway, with direct routes across Europe year-round.
BUNYOLA STATION
3 mins
A stop on the historic Sóller railway, linking the village with Palma by train.
BUNYOLA MARKET
5 mins
A twice-weekly village market in Sa Plaça, beneath the church of Sant Mateu.
PALMA CITY
20 mins
Mallorca´s vibrant capital city
PORT DE SOLLER
20 mins
A short drive away through the tunnel of Soller, you will reach the vibrant sea village of Port de Soller
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Casa Bunyola is a newly built country finca under construction on a private plot of 23,000 m2, with completion scheduled for the final quarter of 2027. The architecture takes the form of two gabled volumes finished in warm, mares-toned brickwork over a rustic stone base, with green-roofed timber pergolas sheltering the carports on either side of the house. Arrival is through a walled entrance courtyard, where a linear water feature runs across patterned stone paving towards the front door.The ground floor is organised around an open-plan living, dining and kitchen space of 79 m2, glazed on both sides so the room opens to the courtyard on one elevation and the covered terrace and pool on the other. An open fireplace anchors the lounge, while a pantry, guest cloakroom and a 15 m2 en-suite bedroom complete this level. Upstairs, the principal suite pairs a dressing room with a generous 11 m2 bathroom, joined by two further double bedrooms of around 18 m2, each with its own en-suite. A full basement level of 95 m2 houses the laundry, storage and plant rooms, along with two underground cisterns: a 45 m3 rainwater reserve collected from the roofs and terraces, and a separate 34 m3 drinking water aljibe.Comfort systems are specified to a high standard, with underfloor heating throughout, hot and cold air conditioning, and a total built area of 362 m2. Outside, a 37 m2 swimming pool sits alongside a timber solarium deck, with a barbecue pergola for outdoor dining and covered parking for two cars plus space for a further eight. The land surrounding the house remains open countryside, framed by mountain views and planted with native Mediterranean species, offering privacy and long horizons in every direction.
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