Project for a private mediterranean home in the heart of Sineu
€210,000
2 Rooms
1 Bedroom
2 Bathrooms
~63 m² Total surface
~122 m² Plot surface
Description
A rare opportunity to create a small, private Mediterranean home in the heart of Sineu, with a carefully designed project that makes the most of its village setting and outdoor space.
The proposal creates approximately 63.m² of built space, centred around a warm open-plan kitchen, dining and living area, together with a bedroom and bathroom.
Beyond the house, a private garden unfolds towards a swimming pool, with a separate rear room offering the flexibility to become a home office, studio or storage space.
The architecture is simple and understated, combining natural light, greenery and clean Mediterranean lines to create an intimate home with a strong sense of place.
A place for long lunches, quiet afternoons by the pool and the easy rhythm of village life.
Additional features: connection to the power grid, connection to the water supply, garden.
Situated in the heart of the island, only 30 minutes from the centre of Palma, the airport and the beaches. Sineu is one of the most popular villages for foreigners who are interested in authentic Mallorcan life without sacrificing comfort. Its market, held every Wednesday, is one of the most visited and appreciated on the island. In addition to the typical stalls, you can find a wide variety of food, clothes, books and animals of all kinds, being the only livestock market on the island. It has about 4,000 inhabitants and a wide range of culinary offerings, as well as numerous cafés, hotels, a pharmacy, a train station and a sports centre. Some of the best-known restaurants include Tomassini, a restaurant that opened in 2003 and specialises in pizzas and pastas, and the Molí den Pau restaurant, which combines traditional Mallorcan and signature cuisine. It also has several interior hotels, such as Ten Mallorca - a family-run luxury boutique hotel with a total of 10 rooms. The old parish church stands out, with its seven-storey bell tower. Next to the church of Santa Maria there is a small museum with a collection of medieval pottery, which can be visited on market days. You can take a nice walk through the streets of Sineu, looking for its old wells, the crosses or the olive branches adorning its façades, as well as its old Cellers and manor houses. Its old mills can be seen from a large part of Mallorca, a reminder of the importance of cereal cultivation in its lands.