Mediterranean town house with historic character in the heart of Alaró

Nestled in the serene landscape of the village of Alaró, this majestic 16th-century estate—once the residence of the Bishop of Palma—has been masterfully restored into a sanctuary of timeless elegance. Renowned island architect Antonio Obrador led the restoration, achieving a perfect blend of architectural heritage and refined contemporary comfort. Behind centuries-old stone walls lies a private Mediterranean oasis: ancient olive trees, flowering citrus, and fig trees interwoven through the ages. Stone paths and staircases lead to the heart of the residence, introduced by a spacious courtyard with a generous garage. Adjacent to it, the swimming pool is surrounded by a tranquil terrace. Nearby stands the pool house, fully equipped with a kitchen, shower, and WC, offering every modern convenience. The ground floor of the main residence welcomes you into an impressive hall that leads to a private chapel and a library-lounge, both with fireplaces, as well as a dining room and a kitchen with pantry that connects directly to the garden and pool area. This level also features the first bedroom with en-suite bathroom and an adjoining sitting room. Upstairs, you’ll find a spacious central lounge with fireplace, which opens onto the master suite, complete with a walk-in wardrobe and en-suite bathroom. A wood-paneled study, another bedroom with its own bathroom, and a private terrace overlooking the garden—offering direct access to the pool—complete this floor. Two guest houses complement the estate. The first, spread over three floors, has independent access from the street and comprises several living areas with fireplaces, kitchen, patios, terraces, and en-suite bedrooms with privileged views of the village. The second guest house includes three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living room with fireplace, and a kitchen. On the ground floor, an independent apartment offers two bedrooms, a full bathroom, living room, and kitchen—ideal for additional guests.