Townhouse with holiday licence in Mancor del Valle

€1,250,000

8 Rooms
6 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms
~576 m² Total surface
~576 m² Living area
~461 m² Plot surface

Description

This beautiful 18th century house is located on the outskirts of Mancor de la Vall. The building was originally a convent and still retains its traditional and traditional charm. The ground floor offers a living-dining room, a kitchen and two bedrooms, one of them with en suite bathroom and dressing room. From the ground floor there is access to the outside green area with several terraces, barbecue area and swimming pool. On the first floor there is an additional living-dining room, four bedrooms and two bathrooms. The first floor is currently used as an artist's room and meditation room. From the roof terrace there are breathtaking views of the village and the surrounding mountains. The centre of the building is formed by an old fountain and a courtyard leading to the roof terrace. Furthermore there are several parkings and a garage for up to three cars.

Features

Built-in kitchenGarageGardenPatioSwimming poolTerraceFireplaceBuilt in wardrobeGreen viewGuest toiletMountain viewOpen view

Engel & Völkers Santa Maria

+34 971 62 16 29

Your advisor: Olivia Mcgann

Property ID: W-00ABYX

Location: Mancor de la Vall, Balearic Islands

Mancor de la Vall is a pretty charming village situated in a small valley at the foot of the Tramuntana mountain range surrounded by mountains, and has just over 1,500 inhabitants. It has several small bars and restaurants, as well as a chemist's shop and a few inland hotels. The best known is the Hotel Turixant, a small boutique hotel with 12 rooms dating from the 18th century that has been tastefully renovated, maintaining some of the historical elements. On 24th June, the feast of Saint John the Baptist, patron saint of the village, is celebrated, and a series of cultural and festive events take place, and at the end of November, the l'esclata-sang fair is held, which is well known throughout the island. Nowadays it still preserves prehistoric remains such as the Tayalots of Clot dels Diners and Conia, the fortified settlement of Son Boscá and the Montaura Cave. 40 minutes away from the airport and the city of Palma, as well as the nearest beaches.