FINCA CA NA SERRA
€8,750,000
818 M² OF ARCHITECTURALLY CONSIDERED FINCA LIVING ON 15,845 M² OF SANTA MARIA COUNTRYSIDE, WITH POOL, FIRE PIT AND HOME CINEMA
Ca Na Serra is a new-build finca conceived from the ground up to read as a property that belongs to the Mallorcan countryside. The two-storey structure sits on a plot of 15,845 m² in Santa Maria, its rendered sandstone façade, timber louvred shutters and terracotta-tiled pitched roof placing it firmly within the island's rural architectural tradition, while the interior language is entirely contemporary.
The ground floor opens into a sequence of arched corridors and vaulted ceilings finished in fine lime plaster, a palette of warm taupe, polished terrazzo and bleached oak beams that runs through every room. The principal living and dining space is generous and column-free, anchored by a cast-stone oval dining table and a wide island kitchen with full-height steel-framed glazing onto the terrace. A secondary lower-ground level houses a dedicated home cinema room with starlit ceiling and a large garage for four vehicles.
On the first floor, three bedroom suites, each with its own dressing room and en-suite bathroom fitted in honed stone, brass fixtures and arched plaster niches, look out over the garden and the Tramuntana foothills.
Outside, a pergola draped in climbing plants runs the full width of the south-facing terrace, shading an outdoor living and dining zone that connects directly to the pool terrace. Beyond it, two thatched-roof cabanas shelter a built-in BBQ station and a circular fire-pit seating area set within a wildflower and olive-grove garden. Energy rating A.
Ca Na Serra is a new-build finca conceived from the ground up to read as a property that belongs to the Mallorcan countryside. The two-storey structure sits on a plot of 15,845 m² in Santa Maria, its rendered sandstone façade, timber louvred shutters and terracotta-tiled pitched roof placing it firmly within the island's rural architectural tradition, while the interior language is entirely contemporary.
The ground floor opens into a sequence of arched corridors and vaulted ceilings finished in fine lime plaster, a palette of warm taupe, polished terrazzo and bleached oak beams that runs through every room. The principal living and dining space is generous and column-free, anchored by a cast-stone oval dining table and a wide island kitchen with full-height steel-framed glazing onto the terrace. A secondary lower-ground level houses a dedicated home cinema room with starlit ceiling and a large garage for four vehicles.
On the first floor, three bedroom suites, each with its own dressing room and en-suite bathroom fitted in honed stone, brass fixtures and arched plaster niches, look out over the garden and the Tramuntana foothills.
Outside, a pergola draped in climbing plants runs the full width of the south-facing terrace, shading an outdoor living and dining zone that connects directly to the pool terrace. Beyond it, two thatched-roof cabanas shelter a built-in BBQ station and a circular fire-pit seating area set within a wildflower and olive-grove garden. Energy rating A.
A CLOSER LOOK FROM INSIDE AND OUTSIDE
The principal living space combines curved plaster arches, terrazzo flooring and rattan seating, with steel-framed glazing drawing the garden landscape inside.
Two thatched cabanas shelter the outdoor kitchen and gathering terrace, positioned among established olive trees with wildflower borders running to the countryside beyond.
The en-suite bathrooms are finished in honed grey stone vanity tops, brass wall-mounted fixtures and arched plaster niches that echo the interior language of the main house.
Exposed oak beams, a plaster-arched headboard niche and glazed terrace doors characterise the master suite, which looks out over the garden to the Tramuntana foothills.
The kitchen runs beneath a series of arches, its concrete island and globe pendants complemented by floor-to-ceiling glazing that frames the olive grove beyond.
The dining room seats twelve or more around a cast-stone oval table, flanked by full-height glazed doors opening directly to the covered terrace and pool garden.
The en-suite bathrooms are finished in honed grey stone vanity tops, brass wall-mounted fixtures and arched plaster niches that echo the interior language of the main house.
The kitchen runs beneath a series of arches, its concrete island and globe pendants complemented by floor-to-ceiling glazing that frames the olive grove beyond.
Exposed oak beams, a plaster-arched headboard niche and glazed terrace doors characterise the master suite, which looks out over the garden to the Tramuntana foothills.
The principal living space combines curved plaster arches, terrazzo flooring and rattan seating, with steel-framed glazing drawing the garden landscape inside.
The dining room seats twelve or more around a cast-stone oval table, flanked by full-height glazed doors opening directly to the covered terrace and pool garden.
Two thatched cabanas shelter the outdoor kitchen and gathering terrace, positioned among established olive trees with wildflower borders running to the countryside beyond.
A NEW SUSTAINABLE WAY OF LIVING
Santa Maria del Camí lies in the central plain at the foot of the Tramuntana, one of the most sought-after towns in Mallorca's interior. Set among vineyards and farmland yet only a short drive from Palma, it has become a favourite for those seeking authentic country living without distance a genuine Mallorcan town with an increasingly cosmopolitan edge.
The character blends the traditional and the contemporary. The town centre keeps its stone houses, historic convent, and the well-known Sunday market, while a wave of respected wineries, cafés, and design-conscious restaurants has given the area a quiet sophistication. The surrounding countryside is dotted with fincas and country estates, many with mountain views and the privacy that comes with land.
Santa Maria appeals to families and second-home owners who want space, vineyards, and village life within easy reach of the capital. With Palma and the airport close and the motorway connecting it directly, it offers the calm and authenticity of the interior alongside the practicality that buyers with young families and international ties consistently look for.
AIRPORT
25 min
The island's main gateway, with direct routes across Europe year-round.
SANTA MARIA MARKET
1 min
A popular Sunday market drawing visitors from across the island.
VINEYARDS
3 min
Respected wineries set among the vineyards surrounding the town.
SERRA TRAMUNTANA HIKES
15 min
Mountain trails and viewpoints along the island's northern range.
PALMA CITY CENTER
20 min
The island's capital, with its cathedral, old town and seafront.
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS
20 min
Several highly recommended international schools around Palma city.
AIRPORT
25 min
The island's main gateway, with direct routes across Europe year-round.
SANTA MARIA MARKET
1 min
A popular Sunday market drawing visitors from across the island.
VINEYARDS
3 min
Respected wineries set among the vineyards surrounding the town.
SERRA TRAMUNTANA HIKES
15 min
Mountain trails and viewpoints along the island's northern range.
PALMA CITY CENTER
20 min
The island's capital, with its cathedral, old town and seafront.
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS
20 min
Several highly recommended international schools around Palma city.
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