Farmhouse, new, 621 m², Alcúdia

Very well located rustic plot of land, halfway between Alcudia and Puerto de Alcudia and with convenient paved access to the property.

It is sold with a basic project and with a building permit for the construction of an isolated single-family house with a typically Mallorcan exterior appearance and an interior with open spaces and all the comforts.
The finca is one of the last in a dead end, so one of the strengths is the absolute tranquility and privacy. Being located high up, on the side of a mountain, it enjoys good views of the Bay of Pollensa and lots of light and clarity.

The projected house has a large facade that is partially lined with stone. The house has a closed constructed area of ​​621 sqm plus porches and terraces. It is distributed over two floors: basement and main floor. The basement has a constructed area of ​​285 sqm and has a garage, gym, storage room, machine room and a toilet. The main floor, 335 sqm, has an imposing entrance-hall, with the living-dining room in the left wing, and the kitchen area with utility room and pantry. To the right of the entrance there is access to a large hall and the four large bedrooms with four en-suite bathrooms plus a courtesy toilet.
Outside you can enjoy both a pleasant shade on the covered terrace and sunnier areas by the pool.

It has a privileged location, being only 5 minutes by car from the walled city of Alcudia and the wonderful white sand beaches of Puerto de Alcudia. The Alcanada golf course and other places of interest such as Bonaire, Barcarés, Manresa and the urban center of Puerto de Alcudia with its bars, restaurants and shops are also at a similar distance.

Location and surroundings:

The marvellous town on the north of the island is a true jewel thanks to its historical values, innumerable worth taking photos streets, cosiest spots to drop into when sightseeing and the beautiful church of Sant Jaume the bell ringing of which make you feel something special every time you are nearby. This region of Mallorca plays a significant role in the history of the island. You will be lucky to go to check the ancient remains of Roman city of Pollentia that was the first town founded by Romans in Mallorca, now it’s the most unique archaeological place here.

The local market takes place every Tuesday and Sunday, you can come across local products, souvenirs, accessories, fresh and delicious seasonal fruits and vegetables. Don’t forget to stroll around the main square with plenty of restaurants in case you are curious to try mallorcan cuisine and take pleasure in saturated Spanish wine. Also do not forget about visiting the thrilling beauty of nearby natural spots such as Bonaire, La Victoria and Alcanada.