New built semi-detached bungalow

€500,000

3 Rooms
2 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
~76 m² Total surface
~76 m² Living area
~300 m² Plot surface

Description

A semi-detached bungalow under construction is offered for sale, with completion scheduled for January 2026. The property is designed to offer comfort and functionality, whether as a primary residence or a holiday home. It features a living-dining area with integrated kitchen, two bedrooms—one of them with en-suite bathroom—an additional full bathroom, and a separate utility room. The house will also include a private swimming pool and two parking spaces. Additional features include ducted air conditioning, aluminium windows with thermal break and double-glazing, roll-up shutters, and a 4 kW photovoltaic system for greater energy efficiency. The property is located in the heart of the Bahía Grande urbanisation, a well-established residential area in the south of Mallorca. From the house, you can easily walk to the local supermarket, enjoy a coffee, or have breakfast at nearby cafés, making everyday life especially convenient. Important Information: The images shown in the advertisement are of a similar property built by the same developer and are used for illustrative purposes only.

Features

Air-conditioningBuilt-in kitchenGardenSecurity systemSwimming poolTerraceOpen viewSenior oriented

Engel & Völkers Llucmajor

+34 87 15700 00

Your advisor: Silke Eisermann

Property ID: W-046D31

Location: Badia Gran, Balearic Islands

The urbanisation of Bahía Azul/Bahía Grande is located on the coast of the municipality of Llucmajor. It has everything you need to live your day to day: small shops, restaurants and bars, medical centres, etc. This coastline is characterised by steep cliffs and slopes leading down to the Mediterranan Sea. It has a small bathing area called s'Arc de Sant Martí. This rocky cove is a quiet place to bathe and relax. It is a beach that offers privacy and its sunsets are truly impressive. Access to the bathing area is via a wooden staircase that passes through shady and sunny areas. Over the centuries, this path was used by fishermen, pirates and smugglers to access the coast. The cliffs were also used for quarrying marés (sandstone with golden or pinkish tones), a constant feature of the southern Mallorcan landscape, which was used to build Palma Cathedral. The capital city is only about 20 minutes away by car and the airport is about 15 minutes.