FINCA CAN VISTES
€1,998,000
COMPLETELY RESTORED 2025, GUEST ACCOMMODATION, UNIQUE WELLNESS POOL WITH STONE CAVE, PANORAMIC MOUNTAIN VIEWS ACROSS MANACOR VALLEY
This renovated finca unfolds across two levels, combining a thoughtfully restored main residence with a separate guest apartment on a 18,450 m² plot. The main house features a bright living and dining area anchored by a functioning fireplace, opening onto stone terraces with sweeping views. The kitchen is newly fitted with professional-grade stainless steel appliances and a bold central island, paired with sleek cabinetry. Dark wood detailing throughout complements broad-plank flooring that flows across the principal spaces.
Four bedrooms occupy the property, including a master suite with dressing room and en-suite bathroom. The layout prioritises connection between interior living areas and the landscaped grounds, with direct access to shaded terraces.
The guest house, fully furnished and independently serviced, offers its own living and dining area, bedroom, and bathroom.
The pool area represents a considered design achievement, featuring a stone-lined cave structure, waterfall cascade, and counter-current system. Stone terraces and timber decking frame the water, with manicured grounds and established fruit trees providing privacy and mature landscaping.
The garage incorporates a basement level with independent bathroom and technical room, presenting opportunity for conversion to additional wellness or recreational spaces.
Throughout the property, materials reflect premium building standards: tile flooring, new plumbing throughout, broad-plank timber detailing, and quality stone finishes. Infrastructure includes air conditioning (heating and cooling), a preset for central heating, three water cisterns, modern three-chamber septic tank, and high-speed fiber-optic internet connection.
This renovated finca unfolds across two levels, combining a thoughtfully restored main residence with a separate guest apartment on a 18,450 m² plot. The main house features a bright living and dining area anchored by a functioning fireplace, opening onto stone terraces with sweeping views. The kitchen is newly fitted with professional-grade stainless steel appliances and a bold central island, paired with sleek cabinetry. Dark wood detailing throughout complements broad-plank flooring that flows across the principal spaces.
Four bedrooms occupy the property, including a master suite with dressing room and en-suite bathroom. The layout prioritises connection between interior living areas and the landscaped grounds, with direct access to shaded terraces.
The guest house, fully furnished and independently serviced, offers its own living and dining area, bedroom, and bathroom.
The pool area represents a considered design achievement, featuring a stone-lined cave structure, waterfall cascade, and counter-current system. Stone terraces and timber decking frame the water, with manicured grounds and established fruit trees providing privacy and mature landscaping.
The garage incorporates a basement level with independent bathroom and technical room, presenting opportunity for conversion to additional wellness or recreational spaces.
Throughout the property, materials reflect premium building standards: tile flooring, new plumbing throughout, broad-plank timber detailing, and quality stone finishes. Infrastructure includes air conditioning (heating and cooling), a preset for central heating, three water cisterns, modern three-chamber septic tank, and high-speed fiber-optic internet connection.
A CLOSER LOOK INSIDE AND OUTSIDE
Crisp white textiles against textured surfaces define this bright central lounge, while dark wood doors anchor the connection to the sun-drenched terraces.
The central kitchen island anchors the space, drawing focus toward the distant mountain silhouettes framed by traditional dark wood windows.
Cool stainless steel appliances contrast against the warmth of dark timber frames and textured stone surfaces.
Vibrant bougainvillea frames the path from the stone terrace to the citrus orchard, where the landscape stretches toward the rolling horizon.
A stone-lined cave creates a sculptural focus within the pool, complemented by the cooling sound of a waterfall cascade.
The four double bedrooms ensure enough space to accommodate 8 guests + the guest apartment for independent living
Crisp white textiles against textured surfaces define this bright central lounge, while dark wood doors anchor the connection to the sun-drenched terraces.
The central kitchen island anchors the space, drawing focus toward the distant mountain silhouettes framed by traditional dark wood windows.
Cool stainless steel appliances contrast against the warmth of dark timber frames and textured stone surfaces.
A stone-lined cave creates a sculptural focus within the pool, complemented by the cooling sound of a waterfall cascade.
Vibrant bougainvillea frames the path from the stone terrace to the citrus orchard, where the landscape stretches toward the rolling horizon.
The four double bedrooms ensure enough space to accommodate 8 guests + the guest apartment for independent living
A NEW SUSTAINABLE WAY OF LIVING
Manacor lies inland in the east of the island, Mallorca's second city and the historic and economic capital of the region. Working, characterful, and deeply Mallorcan, it offers something distinct from the villages of the interior a proper town, with markets, industry, culture, and everyday amenities on a scale rarely found outside Palma, set within reach of some of the finest stretches of the east coast.
The character is grounded and authentically local. The old centre gathers around the imposing church of Nostra Senyora dels Dolors, with stone streets, family-run restaurants, and one of the island's largest weekly markets that has drawn locals and residents every Monday for generations. Manacor is also home to the pearl industry that put the town on the international map, alongside a growing scene of design-led restaurants, hotels, and the Rafa Nadal Academy, which has brought a distinctive contemporary energy to the town.
Manacor appeals to buyers seeking authenticity, land, and infrastructure in a genuine Mallorcan setting traditional fincas and country estates in the surrounding fields, alongside town houses in the historic centre. With the celebrated east-coast beaches at Porto Cristo, Cala Anguila, and Cala Domingos within a short drive and Palma reachable in around forty minutes by motorway, it offers space and substance with the coast and the capital both close at hand.
AIRPORT
40 min
The island's main gateway, with year-round direct routes across Europe and excellent connectivity for international owners.
RAFA NADAL ACADEMY
5 min
The tennis champion's landmark academy, with courts, hotel, spa and museum, drawing players and visitors from across the world.
PULA AND SON SERVERA GOLF
15 min
Two well-established east-coast courses set among pine and open countryside, well-regarded fixtures of the region.
PORTO CRISTO BEACH
15 min
A characterful east-coast harbour town with a sheltered sandy beach, marina and the celebrated Cuevas del Drach nearby.
CALA ANGUILA & MENDIA BEACH
18 min
Two of the most picturesque coves of the east coast, with fine sand, pine backdrops and calm, protected swimming water.
MANACOR MONDAY MARKET
2 min
One of the island's largest weekly markets, filling the historic centre with local produce, crafts and Mallorcan life.
AIRPORT
40 min
The island's main gateway, with year-round direct routes across Europe and excellent connectivity for international owners.
RAFA NADAL ACADEMY
5 min
The tennis champion's landmark academy, with courts, hotel, spa and museum, drawing players and visitors from across the world.
PULA AND SON SERVERA GOLF
15 min
Two well-established east-coast courses set among pine and open countryside, well-regarded fixtures of the region.
PORTO CRISTO BEACH
15 min
A characterful east-coast harbour town with a sheltered sandy beach, marina and the celebrated Cuevas del Drach nearby.
CALA ANGUILA & MENDIA BEACH
18 min
Two of the most picturesque coves of the east coast, with fine sand, pine backdrops and calm, protected swimming water.
MANACOR MONDAY MARKET
2 min
One of the island's largest weekly markets, filling the historic centre with local produce, crafts and Mallorcan life.
The principal floor unfolds as two distinct zones: the sleeping wing comprises four bedrooms, a master suite with ensuite bathroom and walk-in closet, plus three generous guest bedrooms sharing a family bathroom while the living wing features an independent sitting room, kitchen-dining area with fireplace, and laundry room. All spaces access exterior terraces facing west towards panoramic views.
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