New development of townhouses for sale in Esporles, Mallorca

A new development of townhouses for sale in Esporles, in the Tramuntana mountains of Mallorca.

Es Voltor is a residential development comprising 13 two-storey townhouses designed in authentic Mallorcan style. Each home features three bedrooms, two bathrooms (including one en-suite), a guest bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen, and a spacious living/dining area that extends onto a private terrace.

The properties boast generous southwest-facing terraces and private gardens with direct access to the communal pool and landscaped areas. Every townhouse includes a private parking space with individual direct access.

Estimated completion: March 2026.

Location

Nestled in the heart of the Tramuntana mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Esporles stands as one of Mallorca's most peaceful villages. This rural haven offers an ideal blend of nature, sport, social life, and much more. Founded in the 12th century by Christians with strong Muslim influences, the village's history is both rich and captivating.

A scenic, one-hour route starting at the Badaluc Bridge offers a chance to explore this heritage. Along the way, landmarks such as the Church of San Pedro, the Rectory, and the historic neighbourhoods of Vila Vella and Vila Nova come into view.

The journey continues to the Joan Riutort promenade, showcasing the village's industrial development, seen in the Casa del Pueblo and the old schools.

The route concludes at the Town Hall square, a symbol of equality and a beloved gathering spot for locals. Esporles perfectly merges its historical richness with modern charm, serving as a peaceful retreat from mass tourism. The village maintains its original character with stone-faced houses, winding streets, and excellent access to Palma and major amenities. It is particularly popular among a thriving international community of full-time residents. Additionally, Esporles is conveniently located near the only university in the Balearics and the Parc Bit technology park, home to the Microsoft innovation centre.

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