Modern frontline villa with vacation rental license
€3,450,000
5 Rooms
4 Bedrooms
4 Bathrooms
~377 m² Total surface
~1,446 m² Plot surface
Construction year 1993
Description
This property stands out for its privileged frontline location, offering unbeatable views over the entire Bay of Palma. Built in 1993, the house features a modern design with clean lines that has aged perfectly, maintaining a completely contemporary and functional aesthetic.
The residence is distributed over two floors on a large coastal plot. Upon entering, a spacious foyer welcomes you with a truly stunning sea view. The bright and airy living room connects directly to the main terrace, where the pool and an ideal outdoor lounge area are located. In total, the house offers four large bedrooms and four full bathrooms, designed for maximum comfort and privacy.
One of the most exclusive features of this villa is its land, which allows you to walk through the property right to the edge of the cliff, creating a unique connection with the marine environment. Additionally, the property represents an excellent investment opportunity, as it holds a valid vacation rental license (ETV) for 8 people, allowing for immediate returns in one of the most sought-after areas of the island.
Features
Air-conditioningBuilt-in kitchenGarageGardenSea/Lake viewSwimming poolTerraceWaterfrontBuilt in wardrobeGreen viewGuest toiletOpen view
The urbanisation of Bahía Azul/Bahía Grande is located on the coast of the municipality of Llucmajor. It has everything you need to live your day to day: small shops, restaurants and bars, medical centres, etc. This coastline is characterised by steep cliffs and slopes leading down to the Mediterranan Sea. It has a small bathing area called s'Arc de Sant Martí. This rocky cove is a quiet place to bathe and relax. It is a beach that offers privacy and its sunsets are truly impressive. Access to the bathing area is via a wooden staircase that passes through shady and sunny areas. Over the centuries, this path was used by fishermen, pirates and smugglers to access the coast. The cliffs were also used for quarrying marés (sandstone with golden or pinkish tones), a constant feature of the southern Mallorcan landscape, which was used to build Palma Cathedral. The capital city is only about 20 minutes away by car and the airport is about 15 minutes.