SON GUAL II VILLA
€2,349,000
NATURAL STONE, WARM WOOD PANELLING AND A FLOATING STAIRCASE, WITH VIEWS FROM THE BAY TO THE MOUNTAINS AND THREE PRIVATE TERRACES ON THE UPPER FLOOR
Currently under construction and due for completion at the end of 2026, this three-suite villa is designed around light, natural materials and an easy flow between inside and out. Crisp white volumes are anchored by walls of natural stone, and from the house the views stretch across the Bay of Palma to the mountains.
The ground floor opens into a single, generous living space. A suspended fireplace marks the centre of the room, with the dining area alongside and a kitchen with a large island at the far end. Wide sliding glass walls run the length of the room, so on warm days the whole space opens onto the terrace, the lounges and the 48 m² pool. Natural stone and warm wood panelling give the interior a calm, grounded feel.
The first suite is also on this level, with a walk-in wardrobe and a bathroom with twin basins, separate shower and WC, making it well suited to anyone who prefers to avoid stairs. A guest bathroom and a separate laundry room complete the floor.
A floating staircase in oak, set against a full-height stone wall, leads to the upper floor. Here two further suites each have their own bathroom with twin basins, and the principal suite adds a walk-in wardrobe. Three private terraces wrap around this level, offering quiet corners for morning coffee or an evening drink with the view.
Outside, the terraces, pergola and planted garden are laid out for long days outdoors, from lunch in the shade to a late swim. Underfloor heating and central air conditioning keep the villa comfortable through every season.
Images are visualisations and the final specification may vary.
Currently under construction and due for completion at the end of 2026, this three-suite villa is designed around light, natural materials and an easy flow between inside and out. Crisp white volumes are anchored by walls of natural stone, and from the house the views stretch across the Bay of Palma to the mountains.
The ground floor opens into a single, generous living space. A suspended fireplace marks the centre of the room, with the dining area alongside and a kitchen with a large island at the far end. Wide sliding glass walls run the length of the room, so on warm days the whole space opens onto the terrace, the lounges and the 48 m² pool. Natural stone and warm wood panelling give the interior a calm, grounded feel.
The first suite is also on this level, with a walk-in wardrobe and a bathroom with twin basins, separate shower and WC, making it well suited to anyone who prefers to avoid stairs. A guest bathroom and a separate laundry room complete the floor.
A floating staircase in oak, set against a full-height stone wall, leads to the upper floor. Here two further suites each have their own bathroom with twin basins, and the principal suite adds a walk-in wardrobe. Three private terraces wrap around this level, offering quiet corners for morning coffee or an evening drink with the view.
Outside, the terraces, pergola and planted garden are laid out for long days outdoors, from lunch in the shade to a late swim. Underfloor heating and central air conditioning keep the villa comfortable through every season.
Images are visualisations and the final specification may vary.
LUXURY INTERIORS CRAFTED FOR LIVING
Crisp white volumes meet rugged local stone, grounding the residence within its rural landscape of established olive trees.
Sliding glass walls dissolve the boundary between the interior living space and the sun-drenched pool deck.
The rectilinear pool defines the external layout, providing a crisp blue anchor amidst the landscaped garden and stone architecture.
A textured oak headboard anchors the sleeping area, complemented by clean lines and balanced, soft materials.
Minimalist lanterns cast long shadows across the stone deck, marking a quiet space for relaxation beside the water.
The kitchen island features granite work surfaces, anchoring this social space as it extends directly onto the terrace through wide glass walls.
Sliding glass walls dissolve the boundary between the interior living space and the sun-drenched pool deck.
A textured oak headboard anchors the sleeping area, complemented by clean lines and balanced, soft materials.
Minimalist lanterns cast long shadows across the stone deck, marking a quiet space for relaxation beside the water.
Crisp white volumes meet rugged local stone, grounding the residence within its rural landscape of established olive trees.
The rectilinear pool defines the external layout, providing a crisp blue anchor amidst the landscaped garden and stone architecture.
The kitchen island features granite work surfaces, anchoring this social space as it extends directly onto the terrace through wide glass walls.
Son Gual lies in the open countryside just east of Palma, a rural area of fincas, estates, and large plots set among farmland and gentle hills. Quiet and private yet remarkably close to the capital, it has become a sought-after choice for those who want genuine country space without the distance that usually comes with it.
The character is agricultural and open. Traditional and contemporary country houses sit on substantial land, surrounded by fields and the wide skies of the Pla, offering the privacy, room, and tranquillity that buyers increasingly seek. The area is best known for the Son Gual golf course, one of the finest on the island, which has given the surroundings a quiet prestige while preserving the rural setting.
Son Gual appeals to families and buyers who want privacy, land, and a country lifestyle within easy reach of Palma. With the city, the airport, and the motorway network all close, it offers the calm and space of the interior alongside the practicality that international families and equestrian or golf-minded buyers consistently value.
AIRPORT
15 min
The island's main gateway, with direct routes across Europe year-round.
GOLF SON GUAL
3 min
One of the island's finest courses, on the doorstep of the area.
PALMA CITY CENTER
15 min
The island's capital, with its cathedral, old town and seafront.
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS
12 min
Within reach of leading international schools east of Palma.
ALGAIDA TOWN
8 min
A traditional country town known for its Mallorcan restaurants.
RESTAURANTS
5 min
Several restaurants with traditional food and local product.
AIRPORT
15 min
The island's main gateway, with direct routes across Europe year-round.
GOLF SON GUAL
3 min
One of the island's finest courses, on the doorstep of the area.
PALMA CITY CENTER
15 min
The island's capital, with its cathedral, old town and seafront.
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS
12 min
Within reach of leading international schools east of Palma.
ALGAIDA TOWN
8 min
A traditional country town known for its Mallorcan restaurants.
RESTAURANTS
5 min
Several restaurants with traditional food and local product.
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