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 architecture consists of two building structures with traditional Mallorcan tile-roofed attics that are connected by a smaller flat roof volume. Regional natural stone, sand-colored plaster, wooden windows and shutters integrate the ensemble into the landscape. The pavilion concept with intervening interior courtyards creates a special connection between indoor and outdoor spaces: The one-story night wing accommodates two bedrooms with bathrooms, while the two-story main building houses the open living and dining area with kitchen on the ground floor and the master suite on the upper floor with its own bathroom and balcony overlooking the landscape.
The living area, featuring a white lacquered wooden beam ceiling and an open gallery staircase, is characterized by a hanging, rotatable bioethanol fireplace (approx. 14 kW) as a sculptural centerpiece. The custom-made kitchen is equipped with Miele appliances, a tempered wine cabinet, and Grohe copper-colored fixtures. The three bathrooms are finished in fine stoneware in stone-effect with Grohe and Roca fixtures. Room-high glass doors open the living area to the spacious covered terrace with a lounge area.
Outside, there is a 10.00 × 3.50 m large overflow pool with blue-green glass mosaics, surrounded by sunbathing areas and lavender beds. Several patios, a barbecue area with outdoor kitchen in natural stone and the Mediterranean-style water-saving garden with fruit trees complete the offer. Two parking spaces are located at the house.
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.
