GEORGE SAND VILLA
€3,500,000
LOCATED IN A QUIET NEIGHBOURHOOD OUTSIDE OF VALLDEMOSSA WITH GRACEFUL VIEWS TOWARDS THE TRAMUNTANA MOUNTAINS AND VILLAGE
Located in the heart of the Serra de Tramuntana, this finca combines contemporary design with traditional Mallorcan character. The property centres on a striking two-storey tower clad in warm stone and finished with classic clay tiles. Large openings and expansive terraces frame unobstructed mountain views across the valley below.
The main residence spreads across two levels, with interior spaces defined by raw stone walls, solid wooden flooring, and full-height glazing that creates a dialogue between the building and its wooded setting. Bedroom suites are oriented to capture afternoon light and morning views; generous built-in wardrobing and ensuites serve each. A contemporary kitchen features white joinery, stainless-steel appliances, and a substantial island counter.
The estate includes an independent guest apartment, offering self-contained accommodation with its own entrance and full facilities. This arrangement suits families or provides rental flexibility.
Outdoor living centres on a rectangular swimming pool set within natural stone terraces. Cypress trees and native vegetation frame the property; the landscape architect Fernando Caruncho worked with the existing topography to create shaded routes between sun-exposed areas. Native plantings are low-maintenance and establish the residence within its environment rather than imposing order on it.
The estate extends across generous grounds with direct access via established drive. Materials throughout stone, tile, timber, stainless steel develop a patina over time and are selected for long-term durability rather than novelty.
Located in the heart of the Serra de Tramuntana, this finca combines contemporary design with traditional Mallorcan character. The property centres on a striking two-storey tower clad in warm stone and finished with classic clay tiles. Large openings and expansive terraces frame unobstructed mountain views across the valley below.
The main residence spreads across two levels, with interior spaces defined by raw stone walls, solid wooden flooring, and full-height glazing that creates a dialogue between the building and its wooded setting. Bedroom suites are oriented to capture afternoon light and morning views; generous built-in wardrobing and ensuites serve each. A contemporary kitchen features white joinery, stainless-steel appliances, and a substantial island counter.
The estate includes an independent guest apartment, offering self-contained accommodation with its own entrance and full facilities. This arrangement suits families or provides rental flexibility.
Outdoor living centres on a rectangular swimming pool set within natural stone terraces. Cypress trees and native vegetation frame the property; the landscape architect Fernando Caruncho worked with the existing topography to create shaded routes between sun-exposed areas. Native plantings are low-maintenance and establish the residence within its environment rather than imposing order on it.
The estate extends across generous grounds with direct access via established drive. Materials throughout stone, tile, timber, stainless steel develop a patina over time and are selected for long-term durability rather than novelty.
A CLOSER LOOK INSIDE AND OUTSIDE
Private pool set within natural stone terraces, with unobstructed valley and mountain views
Covered terrace cantilevers from main residence, doubling the usable living footprint and framing mountain views
The main terrace cantilevers from the residence, shaded beneath a travertine soffit supported by substantial stone piers. Unobstructed views sweep across forested valleys and distant limestone peaks.
Full-height glazing dissolves the boundary between interior and terrace. A cream-painted fireplace anchors the seating area; art collection and timber furnishings ground the space.
Streamlined kitchen design with central island, professional-spec appliances, and seamless transition to outdoor living areas
The two-storey tower combines raw stone walls with expansive glazing on its upper level. A columned loggia wraps the upper storey; the lower level steps back into landscap
Private pool set within natural stone terraces, with unobstructed valley and mountain views
Covered terrace cantilevers from main residence, doubling the usable living footprint and framing mountain views
The main terrace cantilevers from the residence, shaded beneath a travertine soffit supported by substantial stone piers. Unobstructed views sweep across forested valleys and distant limestone peaks.
Full-height glazing dissolves the boundary between interior and terrace. A cream-painted fireplace anchors the seating area; art collection and timber furnishings ground the space.
Streamlined kitchen design with central island, professional-spec appliances, and seamless transition to outdoor living areas
The two-storey tower combines raw stone walls with expansive glazing on its upper level. A columned loggia wraps the upper storey; the lower level steps back into landscap
Valldemossa lies high in the Tramuntana mountains on the island's northwest, a village of honey-coloured stone houses, cobbled streets, and terraced groves set against a dramatic mountain backdrop. Long among Mallorca's most celebrated places, it carries a cultural weight that few villages can match — and a setting, scale, and protected character that residents value above all.
The village is defined by its history and its mountains. The Real Cartuja, the former Carthusian monastery where Chopin and George Sand spent the winter of 1838, sits at its heart, surrounded by quiet lanes lined with terracotta tiles, geraniums, and small galleries, cafés, and artisan shops. Above and around, terraced olive groves climb the slopes, and the trails of the Tramuntana open into some of the finest walking on the island. The atmosphere is intimate, cultivated, and deliberately unhurried.
Valldemossa appeals to buyers who place natural beauty, heritage, and quiet above coastal convenience — stone village houses and country properties among the terraces, often with mountain views and the privacy that comes with altitude. Reached by a scenic mountain road from Palma, it offers a singular village life in one of the most protected and admired corners of Mallorca, within reach of the capital yet wholly removed from it.
AIRPORT
30 min
The island's main gateway, with year-round direct routes across Europe and excellent connectivity for international owners.
HIKING VALLDEMOSSA
3 min
Mountain walking from the village door, with the GR-221 route winding through olive terraces and pine forest along the range.
DEIA VILLAGE
15 min
A celebrated stone village on the Tramuntana coast, long a haven for artists, with terraces of olive descending toward the sea.
PORT VALLDEMOSSA
15 min
A small rocky cove reached by a dramatic mountain road, with a handful of seasonal restaurants beside crystal-clear water.
REAL CARTUJA VALLDEMOSSA
2 min
The historic Carthusian monastery at the heart of the village, once home to Chopin and George Sand, set in cloistered gardens.
PALMA CITY CENTER
20 min
The island's capital, with its Gothic cathedral, walkable old town, seafront promenade and refined gastronomic scene.
AIRPORT
30 min
The island's main gateway, with year-round direct routes across Europe and excellent connectivity for international owners.
HIKING VALLDEMOSSA
3 min
Mountain walking from the village door, with the GR-221 route winding through olive terraces and pine forest along the range.
DEIA VILLAGE
15 min
A celebrated stone village on the Tramuntana coast, long a haven for artists, with terraces of olive descending toward the sea.
PORT VALLDEMOSSA
15 min
A small rocky cove reached by a dramatic mountain road, with a handful of seasonal restaurants beside crystal-clear water.
REAL CARTUJA VALLDEMOSSA
2 min
The historic Carthusian monastery at the heart of the village, once home to Chopin and George Sand, set in cloistered gardens.
PALMA CITY CENTER
20 min
The island's capital, with its Gothic cathedral, walkable old town, seafront promenade and refined gastronomic scene.
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