Stylish townhouse with underfloor heating and garage on the outskirts of Son Servera

The substance of this stylish townhouse also reveals its historic year of construction: in 1920, walls were still built for long-term durability and solid protection. Accordingly, the thick masonry not only provides extensive sound insulation and a calm atmosphere on the edge of a lively Mallorcan residential area, but also ensures a balanced indoor climate in both winter and summer. Depending on the season, this is supported by underfloor heating in the ground-floor living areas and the upstairs bathroom, as well as by air-conditioning units.

The north–south-oriented house was last thoroughly renovated in 2021 and features a protected terrace set into the roof with views of greenery, as well as a ground-level garden area that transitions into the municipal woodland. With the nearby access road, the house is well connected while also being within walking distance of the city center and close to the action. Urban yet quickly away - life here is effortlessly relaxed.

Overall, the townhouse offers 2 living rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and 2 fireplaces, with a very attractive entrance leading into an airy anteroom with a natural-stone wall. The ground floor has 117 m² of living space and two small bedrooms that can equally be used as offices, plus a generous living/dining area and the aforementioned access to the municipal woodland. The upper floor has 89 m² of living space with another fireplace living room and gallery, the main bedroom, and an en-suite bathroom. The adjoining terrace there is shielded from view by foliage. The timber roof structure with wooden beams underscores the cozy interior atmosphere.

A major advantage is the spacious garage on the other side of the narrow residential street, which (subject to an application still to be filed) can be used as additional development potential. This is also where the utility room is located (separately), with washing machine and dryer, further ensuring the quiet ambiance. When you step onto the street, you mostly hear Spanish - there could hardly be a better sign of where you now call home.