TOWNHOUSE RAIMUNDO IN PALMA CITY CENTER
€4,995,000
LOCATED IN PALMA'S OLD TOWN STEPS FROM PLAÇA RAIMUNDO, THIS NEWLY BUILT TOWNHOUSE PAIRS HISTORIC CHARACTER WITH CONTEMPORARY DESIGN
A CLOSER LOOK FROM THE INSIDE OF RAIMUNDO
White-washed ceiling beams and herringbone oak floors anchor the light-filled living space. Tall French
White-washed ceiling beams frame the dining area, where a marble-topped table sits beneath a
Exposed ceiling beams and wrought iron railings frame the marble-topped island. Natural light flows
Whitewashed timber beams crown the living space, where integrated LED shelving and a floating
Whitewashed timber beams and herringbone oak floors define the sleeping quarters, where tall arched
Chevron oak floors and exposed ceiling beams frame this focused workspace. Soft light enters
White-washed ceiling beams and herringbone oak floors anchor the light-filled living space. Tall French
White-washed ceiling beams frame the dining area, where a marble-topped table sits beneath a
Exposed ceiling beams and wrought iron railings frame the marble-topped island. Natural light flows
Whitewashed timber beams crown the living space, where integrated LED shelving and a floating
Whitewashed timber beams and herringbone oak floors define the sleeping quarters, where tall arched
Chevron oak floors and exposed ceiling beams frame this focused workspace. Soft light enters
Arxiduc is a residential neighbourhood in the north of central Palma, rising from Plaça d'Espanya and the city's grand avenues along the street that carries the name of Archduke Ludwig Salvator, the island's most celebrated nineteenth-century admirer. Established, well connected and firmly rooted in everyday city life, it offers a practical alternative to the historic centre while keeping the old town within an easy walk.
The character is urban and unhurried. Apartment buildings line orderly streets of local shops, cafés and neighbourhood restaurants, while a newer generation of residential developments has brought contemporary homes with generous terraces, communal pools and private parking. Plaça d'Espanya brings the island within reach, with rail connections across Mallorca and the historic train to Sóller departing from its edge, and the green space of Parc de ses Estacions close at hand.
Arxiduc appeals to residents and investors who value convenience, connection and space over postcard settings. Families and professionals are drawn by the schools, services and steady residential calm, and by a location that places the old town, the markets, the airport and the motorway network all within a few minutes.
PLAZA ESPAÑAN TRAIN STATION
3 mins
The historic wooden train winding through the mountains to Sóller.
AIRPORT
15 mins
The island's main gateway, with direct routes across Europe year-round.
CAN PERE ANTONI BEACH
7 mins
Palma´s white sandy beach with views towards the cathedral and a long promenade connecting to the city and the Portixol village.
MERCAT OLIVAR
5 mins
The city's celebrated food market, a daily hub of Mallorcan produce.
PALMA OLD TOWN
5 mins
The historic centre, with its cathedral, boutiques and grand façades.
SANTA CATALINA
8 mins
A cosmopolitan neighbourhood in Palma with morning cafes, Palma Tennis club and local shops
PLAZA ESPAÑAN TRAIN STATION
3 mins
The historic wooden train winding through the mountains to Sóller.
AIRPORT
15 mins
The island's main gateway, with direct routes across Europe year-round.
CAN PERE ANTONI BEACH
7 mins
Palma´s white sandy beach with views towards the cathedral and a long promenade connecting to the city and the Portixol village.
MERCAT OLIVAR
5 mins
The city's celebrated food market, a daily hub of Mallorcan produce.
PALMA OLD TOWN
5 mins
The historic centre, with its cathedral, boutiques and grand façades.
SANTA CATALINA
8 mins
A cosmopolitan neighbourhood in Palma with morning cafes, Palma Tennis club and local shops
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