• Manor house for sale Alaró, Mallorca, Spain

Beautifully Designed Country Home in Construction

This project in construction at present with completion expected in 18 months is designed to integrate into its country surroundings with its natural stone facade, olive green windows and shutters and traditional clay roofing. The property will be surrounded by lush Mediterranean gardens which together offer a harmonious environment. Upon entrance the stone flooring, warm neutral colours, high ceilings, wooden beams, stunning staircase which is a work of art in itself and architectural contours used throughout based on an open plan layout offers an inviting and luxurious interior. The ground floor includes a spacious fully fitted kitchen/dining area complete with a large pantry for extra space. The interior dining area flows naturally to the exterior pergola, ideal for al fresco dining and also to the living room with open fireplace and cosy chillout area, also with access to the exterior terrace/garden and pool area. This floor is completed with a guest bathroom. The first floor includes three double bedrooms with en suite bathrooms and the superb master suite with en suite bathroom and dressing area. The basement includes garage parking for 4 cars, laundry, storage and maintanence rooms. The exterior of the property includes terraces, pergola, beautiful pool area and Summer kitchen.


Alaró's origin dates to the Islamic period. The documented history begins in the thirteenth century, during the reconquest of Mallorca, with its Castillo de Alaró being the centre of this. The Castillo de Alaró was built by Christian inhabitants to ward off invasions from pirates. The town was the first to have an urban electricity network on the island. This event happened on August 15, 1901. Currently, electric distribution is unified with the rest of the island, but as a sign of how important it was for the island of Mallorca, on May 8, 2000, the Consell Insular de Mallorca marked the tower of the old factory as a monument of cultural interest. The municipality's most characteristic image is that of the twin peaks, Castell and s Álcadena, which inspired numerous legends. This panorama is a landmark when entering the village from Consell. However, it is also possible to reach Alaró by taking the secondary Raiguer road, the Santa Maria Road, or by way of Lloseta where there is another kind of scenery to enjoy, perhaps not so spectacular but certainly picturesque. There are many country estates along these secondary roads, evidence of the rural economy that existed until the advent of tourism: Son Antem and Son Fiol, on the Santa Maria Road, Sa Teulera, on the Coanegra-Alaro road, Son Penyaflor and Son Curt on the Castell Road. Son Palou was an important family of the area. Son Palou was their country estate. Son Forteza, Son Guitart and Son Grau are on the way to Lloseta. Today the town of Alaró (5.500 inhabitants), offers a vivid village life all year round and attracts locals as well as tourists with its many charming restaurants, bars, and the Saturday market.