GARDEN POOL MAISONETTE
€3,250,000
A RESTORED 15TH-CENTURY PALACIO IN LA LONJA WITH THE RARE PRIVILEGE OF A PRIVATE GARDEN AND POOL, STEPS FROM PALMA'S CATHEDRAL, PORT AND OLD TOWN
Set on the ground floor of a restored heritage building in La Lonja, this is one of five residences within a palacio whose origins reach back to the early fifteenth century. Across 323 m² of interiors arranged over three gently stepped levels, the home pairs the calm of an old building with a private garden and pool — outdoor space that is rare this deep in the old town.
The main floor holds a separate kitchen with its own utility room and an open living and dining area that opens onto a covered terrace. From here, glass doors lead to the private garden and a 12 m² pool, a sheltered setting for outdoor dining or quiet mornings. A guest cloakroom serves this level.
The four bedrooms are arranged for privacy: a few steps up from the living room sit two en-suite bedrooms, and a few steps down lie two more, each with its own bathroom. Working with the building's original structure, the changes in level give every room a sense of seclusion.
Throughout, the material palette is restrained and tactile: European oak flooring, a bespoke kitchen with Miele appliances and tailored cabinetry, solid-surface washbasins, and brushed gold and nickel fixtures. Underfloor heating, ducted Daikin climate control and a dedicated storage room complete the home, with a lift connecting the building's floors, and the original staircase retained as a restored heritage feature. Completion is scheduled for October 2026.
Set on the ground floor of a restored heritage building in La Lonja, this is one of five residences within a palacio whose origins reach back to the early fifteenth century. Across 323 m² of interiors arranged over three gently stepped levels, the home pairs the calm of an old building with a private garden and pool — outdoor space that is rare this deep in the old town.
The main floor holds a separate kitchen with its own utility room and an open living and dining area that opens onto a covered terrace. From here, glass doors lead to the private garden and a 12 m² pool, a sheltered setting for outdoor dining or quiet mornings. A guest cloakroom serves this level.
The four bedrooms are arranged for privacy: a few steps up from the living room sit two en-suite bedrooms, and a few steps down lie two more, each with its own bathroom. Working with the building's original structure, the changes in level give every room a sense of seclusion.
Throughout, the material palette is restrained and tactile: European oak flooring, a bespoke kitchen with Miele appliances and tailored cabinetry, solid-surface washbasins, and brushed gold and nickel fixtures. Underfloor heating, ducted Daikin climate control and a dedicated storage room complete the home, with a lift connecting the building's floors, and the original staircase retained as a restored heritage feature. Completion is scheduled for October 2026.
A CLOSER LOOK INSIDE AND OUT
The living and dining room sits beneath restored timber beams, opening through glazed doors to the covered terrace, garden and pool beyond.
The dining area is framed by tall windows and doors that draw the garden's bougainvillea and palms into the room.
A covered porch extends the living space outdoors, opening to a deck, garden and private pool a sheltered courtyard in the heart of the old town.
The separate kitchen pairs handleless cabinetry with a marble splashback and brushed brass tap, linked to the living space by a glazed partition.
A double bedroom beneath beamed ceilings, with fitted wardrobes and the steps that lead between the home's split levels just beyond the door.
The en-suite is lined in veined marble with brushed brass fittings, a walk-in rain shower, a wall-hung WC and a floating solid-surface basin beneath a backlit mirror.
The living and dining room sits beneath restored timber beams, opening through glazed doors to the covered terrace, garden and pool beyond.
The dining area is framed by tall windows and doors that draw the garden's bougainvillea and palms into the room.
A covered porch extends the living space outdoors, opening to a deck, garden and private pool a sheltered courtyard in the heart of the old town.
The separate kitchen pairs handleless cabinetry with a marble splashback and brushed brass tap, linked to the living space by a glazed partition.
A double bedroom beneath beamed ceilings, with fitted wardrobes and the steps that lead between the home's split levels just beyond the door.
The en-suite is lined in veined marble with brushed brass fittings, a walk-in rain shower, a wall-hung WC and a floating solid-surface basin beneath a backlit mirror.
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.
The main floor opens through a vestibule to the living and dining room, with a separate kitchen and adjoining laundry and a guest cloakroom. A covered porch leads out to the terrace, garden and pool. The building's original staircase has been retained and restored as a heritage feature. Two en-suite bedrooms sit a short flight above the living level. Two en-suite bedrooms sit a short flight above the living level.
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