TOWNHOUSE CALVIA
€1,795,000
IN THE HEART OF CALVIA VILLAGE, THIS RESTORED STONE HOUSE SPANS THREE INDEPENDENT FLOORS AROUND A PRIVATE PATIO WITH JACUZZI AND MOUNTAIN VIEWS.
This restored village house unfolds across three independent floors, each with its own access, offering flexibility for family living or accommodating guests. The ground floor opens into a broad living and dining space finished in stone flooring imported from Israel, with an independent kitchen fitted with SMEG appliances. A master bedroom suite includes a bathroom with underfloor heating, and both bedroom and kitchen open directly onto a private patio with a Jacuzzi, which in turn connects to the garage, storage room, and laundry and utility spaces.
An internal staircase leads to the first floor, a self-contained apartment with its own entrance. High ceilings and French balconies define the open-plan living room, where restored wooden beams remain exposed throughout. The kitchen is fitted with a fridge, oven and dishwasher, and two en-suite bedrooms with air conditioning open onto a terrace overlooking the patio below.
A further staircase rises to the loft level, rebuilt with new roof insulation and arranged as a single open-plan space combining bedroom, living area, kitchen and bathroom. A bright terrace here looks out over the surrounding rooftops and mountains.
Throughout the property, the renovation has been carried out with attention to materials and finish, pairing restored stonework and exposed beams with Victorian, Spanish and contemporary detailing across the three levels. Central heating, air conditioning and solar panels bring the house up to a contemporary standard of comfort.
This restored village house unfolds across three independent floors, each with its own access, offering flexibility for family living or accommodating guests. The ground floor opens into a broad living and dining space finished in stone flooring imported from Israel, with an independent kitchen fitted with SMEG appliances. A master bedroom suite includes a bathroom with underfloor heating, and both bedroom and kitchen open directly onto a private patio with a Jacuzzi, which in turn connects to the garage, storage room, and laundry and utility spaces.
An internal staircase leads to the first floor, a self-contained apartment with its own entrance. High ceilings and French balconies define the open-plan living room, where restored wooden beams remain exposed throughout. The kitchen is fitted with a fridge, oven and dishwasher, and two en-suite bedrooms with air conditioning open onto a terrace overlooking the patio below.
A further staircase rises to the loft level, rebuilt with new roof insulation and arranged as a single open-plan space combining bedroom, living area, kitchen and bathroom. A bright terrace here looks out over the surrounding rooftops and mountains.
Throughout the property, the renovation has been carried out with attention to materials and finish, pairing restored stonework and exposed beams with Victorian, Spanish and contemporary detailing across the three levels. Central heating, air conditioning and solar panels bring the house up to a contemporary standard of comfort.
A CLOSER LOOK FROM INSIDE AND OUTSIDE
Restored wooden beams and exposed stone define the first-floor living room.
A private patio off the ground floor provides an outdoor dining and lounging space.
An open-plan living and dining room connects beneath restored ceiling beams.
The ground-floor kitchen is fitted with a SMEG range and marble-topped island.
Loft-style bedroom featuring exposed wooden beams, stone walls, and an integrated living space.
Outdoor terrace featuring exterior sofas, soft pink walls, and views towards the church tower in Calvia
Restored wooden beams and exposed stone define the first-floor living room.
A private patio off the ground floor provides an outdoor dining and lounging space.
An open-plan living and dining room connects beneath restored ceiling beams.
The ground-floor kitchen is fitted with a SMEG range and marble-topped island.
Calvià Village sits inland in the hills above the southwest coast, the historic and administrative heart of the municipality that lends its name to the entire region. While the coastline below has grown into Mallorca's most sought-after residential strip, the village itself has held onto its character — a quiet, working Mallorcan town built around its church, its plaça, and the rhythms of everyday island life.
The appeal here is authenticity. Stone houses line narrow streets, local cafés and family-run restaurants serve residents rather than crowds, and the surrounding countryside opens into farmland, walking trails, and far-reaching views toward the sea. It is markedly calmer and more traditional than the marinas a short drive away, offering a sense of community and a slower pace that buyers increasingly seek out.
Calvià Village draws those who want genuine Mallorcan living without sacrificing access to the coast. Families and residents value the schools, the safety, and the strong local identity, while the beaches, golf courses, and Palma all remain within easy reach. It is for buyers who prefer roots and quiet over glamour — the real island, close to everything.
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