private mansions with sea view for sale Palma, Spain

A truly unique property is the best way to describe this authentic residence front line to the sea in the best part of Old Town Palma, La Calatrava, assuring its status as the best seafront property for sale in Palma.It is not considered the best only due to its location, qualities, finishings, or views, but also due to the unparalleled lifestyle options it offers, particularly for those who love both the sea and the best of urban living.We are delighted to present this luxurious and sophisticated Townhouse dating back to the late 1800s that has undergone a five-year complete reconstruction with a special focus on the preservation and restoration of its historical and architectural elements together with implementing some of the best global brands such as Poliform, Gaggenau, Giopato & Coombes, Vola, Bang & Olufsen, Roda, Loro Piani & Brunello Cucinelli all together creating one of the most exceptional properties in the city.The property offers 792 m2 of interior living area built on four floors, accessible via a lift. The sleek interior has been transformed to offer four exquisite suites with built-in wardrobes and treelined sea views, three open-plan, stylish living rooms with feature fireplaces, a spa with a sauna and steam room, a fitness area, and a truly spectacular entertainment area. An additional impressive 120 sqm rooftop terrace with a gas BBQ, spacious dining area, lounge, and chill-out area is the perfect location to enjoy the exterior of the property, be it for enjoying the sun, sheer relaxation, or entertaining with friends and family. The property will be sold completely furnished and also includes underfloor heating throughout, central A/C, garage parking, laundry room, and double entrance (sea and street), together with many, many more exquisite details.Villa Calatrava, a villa you never own, just hold on to the next generation.Additional History: Mossèn Antoni Maria Alcover (1862–1932) was a pivotal figure in the preservation and promotion of the Catalan language and culture, particularly in Mallorca. Born in Santa Cirga, Manacor, Alcover distinguished himself as a priest, linguist, and folklorist, and is especially remembered as the driving force behind the Diccionari Català-Vaencia-Balear, a monumental work that gathered words and expressions from across the Catalan-speaking regions.It was not merely a home, but also a place of intellectual and creative work. Alcover had installed a printing press in his house, from which he published some of his works, such as the “Rondaies Mallorquines”, and texts that defended his philological views. This printing press transformed the house into a centre of cultural production, in addition to being his residence. La Calatrava is one of the most characteristic neighborhoods of Palma, right in the heart of the old town, in a medieval and authentic environment. Sa Calatrava is the neighborhood around La Seu Cathedral, where many of the buildings were built between the 12th and 19th centuries. Here are some of the most impressive buildings in the city, with countless palaces, courtyards, and centuries of history, which show one of the most beautiful sides of Palma. There are many cozy cafes, restaurants, art galleries, and small, exclusive shops. You will also find the Xesc Forteza Theatre, named after the famous Mallorcan actor and comedian. The narrow cobblestone streets lead to the old city wall, called Dalt Murada, in front of the Gothic cathedral. From there, you can enjoy a beautiful view of the sea, and there is one of the main urban parks of Palma, called Parc de la Mar, with a large saltwater lake that symbolizes the sea. Sa Calatrava is an emblematic and well-maintained neighborhood with a peaceful atmosphere and a perfect location between the center of Palma and the Can Pere Antoni beach.