PLAZA ESPAÑA APARTMENT
€2,950,000
PRINCIPAL FLOOR APARTMENT WITH FOUR BEDROOMS, RESTORED PERIOD FEATURES, AND A GENEROUS 120 SQUARE METRE PRIVATE PATIO WITH BUILT-IN BBQ
This principal-floor apartment is housed within a 1950-built residential building designed by renowned Catalan architect Gaspar Bennàssar I Moner. The scale and proportion of its rooms reflect the importance this position once commanded.
Entered via original wooden doors with period inlaid detailing, the apartment unfolds across generous spaces defined by high ceilings and restored plasterwork. The principal living areas retain geometric black and white tile work, set in patterns characteristic of the building's era, and tall windows that draw light deep into each room.
Four bedrooms, each with private en-suite bathrooms, form the residential core of the apartment, each with distinct character and scale. The defining feature is a rare 120 square-metre private patio, complete with built-in seating and functioning barbecue. Mature plantings and climbing ivy create a sheltered, self-contained atmosphere.
The apartment has undergone meticulous restoration that honours its original architectural language while introducing modern comforts. Crystal chandeliers, wooden joinery, and period plasterwork have been conserved. The kitchen is fully equipped and integrated into the contemporary living sequence. Underfloor heating, air conditioning, and a wood-burning fireplace ensure comfort year-round.
Parking is included with the purchase. The building represents a notable example of twentieth-century Catalan residential architecture, with this apartment preserving its original spatial design.
This principal-floor apartment is housed within a 1950-built residential building designed by renowned Catalan architect Gaspar Bennàssar I Moner. The scale and proportion of its rooms reflect the importance this position once commanded.
Entered via original wooden doors with period inlaid detailing, the apartment unfolds across generous spaces defined by high ceilings and restored plasterwork. The principal living areas retain geometric black and white tile work, set in patterns characteristic of the building's era, and tall windows that draw light deep into each room.
Four bedrooms, each with private en-suite bathrooms, form the residential core of the apartment, each with distinct character and scale. The defining feature is a rare 120 square-metre private patio, complete with built-in seating and functioning barbecue. Mature plantings and climbing ivy create a sheltered, self-contained atmosphere.
The apartment has undergone meticulous restoration that honours its original architectural language while introducing modern comforts. Crystal chandeliers, wooden joinery, and period plasterwork have been conserved. The kitchen is fully equipped and integrated into the contemporary living sequence. Underfloor heating, air conditioning, and a wood-burning fireplace ensure comfort year-round.
Parking is included with the purchase. The building represents a notable example of twentieth-century Catalan residential architecture, with this apartment preserving its original spatial design.
A CLOSER LOOK INSIDE AND OUTISDE
Natural daylight flows through timber-framed windows, highlighting the deep velvet textures of the seating nook.
A dedicated cooking zone and dining arrangement transform the expansive patio into a functional space for hosting against the backdrop of the city.
A round marble table anchors the formal dining area, where a classic glass chandelier reflects the apartment’s enduring materiality and proportions.
Rich wood paneling lines the walls, while the hearth provides an anchor for relaxation within this historic Palma residence.
Ornate ceiling moldings frame the upper reaches of the room, highlighting the 1950s craftsmanship while a bay window captures the urban atmosphere.
A stone-topped island defines the culinary workspace, creating a functional link to the adjacent dining area.
Natural daylight flows through timber-framed windows, highlighting the deep velvet textures of the seating nook.
A dedicated cooking zone and dining arrangement transform the expansive patio into a functional space for hosting against the backdrop of the city.
A round marble table anchors the formal dining area, where a classic glass chandelier reflects the apartment’s enduring materiality and proportions.
Rich wood paneling lines the walls, while the hearth provides an anchor for relaxation within this historic Palma residence.
Ornate ceiling moldings frame the upper reaches of the room, highlighting the 1950s craftsmanship while a bay window captures the urban atmosphere.
A stone-topped island defines the culinary workspace, creating a functional link to the adjacent dining area.
Located on the vibrant border between Santa Catalina and Son Espanyolet, this area represents the epitome of cosmopolitan lifestyle in Mallorca. Santa Catalina, the former fishermen's quarter, has transformed into the city's most dynamic gastronomic hub, famous for its traditional market and bohemian-chic atmosphere. Just steps away, Son Espanyolet offers an exclusive and quiet residential retreat, characterized by elegant townhouses and tree-lined streets.
This location is ideal for discerning buyers seeking the perfect blend of residential privacy and immediate access to urban culture, the Paseo Marítimo, and the island's top international schools.
Paseo del Born
8 min
Palma's 'Golden Mile' featuring luxury boutiques and historic architecture.
Real Club Náutico de Palma
5 min
Prestigious yacht club and epicenter for international sailing events.
Cala Major Beach
10 min
Crystal clear waters and exclusive beach clubs open year-round.
Golf Son Vida
12 min
The island's most legendary golf course in a high-end luxury setting.
Queen's College
8 min
Prestigious British international school overlooking the bay.
Palma Airport (PMI)
15 min
Direct international connections to major European capitals.
Paseo del Born
8 min
Palma's 'Golden Mile' featuring luxury boutiques and historic architecture.
Real Club Náutico de Palma
5 min
Prestigious yacht club and epicenter for international sailing events.
Cala Major Beach
10 min
Crystal clear waters and exclusive beach clubs open year-round.
Golf Son Vida
12 min
The island's most legendary golf course in a high-end luxury setting.
Queen's College
8 min
Prestigious British international school overlooking the bay.
Palma Airport (PMI)
15 min
Direct international connections to major European capitals.
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