This impressive villa is located at the top of the exclusive residential area of Son Vida—also known as "the Beverly Hills of the Balearic Islands"—with its own security.
The resort is considered a secret meeting place for luxury clientele and golf enthusiasts, as it is home to Mallorca's oldest and most traditional golf course.
From the terraces of the villa and the infinity pool, you have a wonderful view of the city of Palma, which is particularly breathtaking in the evening when the lights are twinkling.
As the villa is built directly into the hillside, you enter the building via the upper floor, where there are two guest toilets, a spacious kitchen, a dining area, a generous living room, two bedrooms, each with an en-suite bathroom, and a staff apartment accessible from the outside.
The basement features an open yet cozy living area with a fireplace, a huge lounge area, a library, a second dining area, and three additional bedrooms, each with an en-suite bathroom.
The rare and elegant Italian plastering and smoothing technique known as "Stucco Veneziano" was used on many elements in the villa. Another highlight is the rare marble, which extends impressively across all floors and the freestanding, spacious spiral staircase.
On the lowest level, there is a pool area and barbecue area, as well as a third terrace. Behind this is a spacious utility room, a summer kitchen, two guest toilets, and space for a sauna or fitness room.
