This finca is located close to the village, so one can easily get there on foot or by bike. The house was built in the late 80s, very solid, with natural stone walls, and very traditional in design. In addition to the main building, the well-maintained property has a garage, another annexe and a swimming pool. In the garden are partly very old trees, and overall, it is kept very private.
Inside are six bedrooms and four bathrooms. The property consists of a central heating and an open fireplace.
Parts of the annexe buildings and the swimming pool were constructed after the approved building completion and are now protected by law.
Santa María del Camí, more often called simply Santa María, has almost 7,500 inhabitants and has become in recent years one of the most sought-after villages to live in, both by residents and foreigners, but also promoters are noticing a high property demand in this area.
This is especially due to its privileged location, as it is in the central part of the island, only 15 minutes away from the airport and the city as well as the beaches, and enjoys excellent connections. The stunning panoramic views towards the Sierra de Tramuntana is also one of the reasons why this area is so popular. It provides a variety of contemporary culinary offers and shopping opportunities, including a public school, in addition to the prestigious international “Montessori School”.
More and more restaurants are opening in this area, as well as chic interior designer shops where you can get everything you need for your new home. There is an ever-increasing focus on km0 and organic products, which is also reflected on the new restaurants in this area such as La Cabra Blanca, a restaurant offering a classic Mediterranean menu but with a very successful luxury presentation. Living Dreams has also been very successful in this area for many years now and offers exquisite outdoor and indoor furniture.
The famous leisure centre "Mallorca Fashion Outlet" is only a few minutes away and has numerous fashion shops, bars, restaurants, activities for the whole family, and multiplex cinemas. Another of the main attractions is the wine that is grown on the land, which attracts thousands of visitors such as the wine cellar of Macià Batle built in 1856.
The weekly market is held every Sunday. Finally, it should be mentioned that it is also an ideal place for hiking and cycling lovers thanks to its proximity to the Tramuntara mountain range which has numerous beautiful routes to explore.