Charming penthouse with private terrace and cathedral views in historic building

Nestled within the winding alleys of Palma’s Gothic Quarter, just a few steps from a venerable Church, stands a building that has witnessed over six centuries of Mallorcan history. The story began in 1411, when it was acquired by the Carthusian Order—one of the strictest and most scholarly monastic orders in Europe. To host pilgrims and monks, they established their first guesthouse in Palma here, then known as “Posada de Cartoixa.” From the very beginning, the building was intended as a place of hospitality, reflection, and community. Today, the building has been transformed by modern architects into a place of pure luxury: Creu 5 | The Heritage Residences. Five luxury residences with exclusive design, generous space, natural light, and comfort were created within this 15th-century historic building. Historic elements such as a Gothic staircase, Marés stone arches, tall windows, and intricately crafted wooden ceilings provide classic old-town charm within a thoroughly modern home. The building is entered through an elegant hall with an elevator and a grand staircase. The very spacious penthouse is located on the top floor of the building. This large apartment with a private terrace is part of a spectacular renovation project in Palma. Three beautifully appointed bedrooms are situated on the main living level, each featuring its own luxurious en-suite bathroom and there is an additional guest toilet. A few steps above, a fourth bedroom awaits, complete with its own en-suite bathroom, offering an elevated sense of privacy and comfort. The property also offers a spacious, light-filled living and dining space seamlessly connected to an open-plan kitchen, a stylish guest powder room and a convenient utility area. From here, doors lead directly onto a private rooftop terrace—an inviting retreat with picturesque views over the charming courtyard, the timeless elegance of old town architecture, and the iconic Cathedral beyond. Bars, restaurants, and boutiques around Paseo Mallorca, Avenida Jaime III, and the popular Santa Catalina district are just a short walk away.