Townhouse for sale in Banyalbufar, Mallorca-Spain. 2 bedrooms/2 bathrooms/Terrace

Important features of this country house

• Sea views
• Terrace
• Renovated
• Panoramic view
• Fireplace
• City views
• Balcony
• Floor plan 104m²
• Constructed area 104m²
• Liveable area 104m²
• Constructed with common area 104m²

Everything you need to know about this country house for sale

Imagine stepping into a typical mallorquin townhouse in the heart of Banyalbufar. Recently renovated in 2024, this home blends traditional Mallorcan charm with comfort.

As you push open the door, you’re welcomed by a cozy living room, where a fireplace crackles gently, inviting you to unwind. To your right, the little kitchen stands perfect for preparing fresh Mediterranean meals.

Curious, you take the stairs to the first floor, where a serene bedroom with an en-suite bathroom awaits—a peaceful retreat bathed in natural light. Another set of stairs leads you to the second floor, mirroring the first, offering yet another private area.

But the real magic happens when you climb one level higher. As you step onto the rooftop terrace, the world opens up before you. The Mediterranean stretches endlessly, shimmering under the golden hues of the sunset. The sea breeze dances around you, and for a moment, time stands still.

This isn’t just a house; it’s an escape, a piece of paradise, a holiday home where every day feels like a holiday. Perfect for holidays!

Is this your dream home? Let’s make it yours—schedule a viewing today!

Extras

• Balcony
• City views
• Fireplace
• Panoramic view
• Renovated
• Sea view
• Terrace

Distribution of this country house

GROUND FLOOR:

• Entrance
• Living room
• Kitchen

FIRST FLOOR:

• Bedroom
• Bathroom

SECOND FLOOR:

• Bedroom
• Bathroom

THIRD FLOOR:

• Terrace with view

Mallorca Region, Balearic Islands: Location and surroundings of this property

Banyalbufar, a charming village in Mallorca’s Tramuntana mountain range, is a hidden gem known for its terraced vineyards, rich history, and stunning coastal views. Surrounded by four smaller peaks, the village offers a tranquil escape with its winding streets, historic stone houses, and traditional agricultural terraces. Despite its small resident community, Banyalbufar attracts visitors looking for authentic Mallorcan culture and breathtaking scenery.

The area is home to the fishing port of Es Port de Canonge and several secluded coves, including Cala Banyalbufar, Es Corral Fals, and Son Bunyola, ideal for swimming and sunbathing. Nearby, the village of Estellencs, on the slopes of Puig de Galatzó, is another picturesque stop.

Banyalbufar’s name reflects its Moorish and Catalan heritage, meaning “founded by the sea.” The Moors, who settled here in the 10th century, built an extensive network of terraces and irrigation systems, many of which still function today. The village was historically famous for its Malvasia grape, once prized by the King of Aragon, and today, local winemakers are reviving its production.

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