On a 15,800 m² plot of land between Manacor and Sant Llorenç des Cardassar, the new „Olaya“ finca is being built – a design by the Mallorca-based architectural firm Llorenç Brunet Arquitectes. Access is via a public road at the southeastern edge of the property; Manacor is about 3 km away, and Sant Llorenç about 4 km. The property is currently used for agricultural purposes; the planting of fruit trees is planned.
The single-story country house is oriented from southwest to northeast. A unified volume of natural stone and integrated verandas form a calm, compact composition with a landscaped entrance area. The floor plan clearly separates the day area with an open living and dining area, kitchen, and spacious covered terrace from the nighttime area with three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and utility rooms. The facades of Mallorca natural stone and sand-colored plaster, the traditional tile roof, and the Mallorca window shutters combine solid construction, natural light distribution, and perfect integration into the landscape.
Inside, white painted wooden beam ceilings, floors made of grey Zarci natural stone and a wall made of Marés sandstone characterize the light-filled living area with fireplace (approx. 14 kW). The custom-made kitchen with bar counter is equipped with Miele appliances, a tempered wine cabinet and copper-colored fittings. The three bathrooms are tiled in stone-effect porcelain with Grohe and Roca fittings.
The highlight of the outdoor area is the 16 m long overflow pool with blue glass mosaics, flanked by seating areas and a relaxation area. The covered terrace with outdoor kitchen and grill, as well as several patios, invite you to enjoy life outdoors. A covered carport provides space for two vehicles. The Mediterranean garden is designed according to the principles of water efficiency, landscape integration, and low maintenance requirements.
The Finca is currently under construction and is expected to be % completed around 75%; the handover is scheduled for the end of 2026.
The situation in the east of Mallorca combines rural tranquility with short distances: The beaches and coves of the east coast around Cala Millor, Porto Cristo and Cala Ratjada, the towns of Artà and Son Servera, as well as several golf courses and marinas, are all within 15 to 25 minutes' drive. Palma and the airport are about 50 minutes away.
