Historical townhouse with garden in Algaida

Amenities and special features of this house

Type: House • Region: Central • Construction year: 1800 • Total surface: 314 ㎡ • Terraces: 1 • Total rooms: 6 • Bedrooms: 4 • Bathrooms: 3 • Living space: 304 ㎡ • Plot size: 366 ㎡ • Parking: 2 • Kitchen • Wheelchair accesible • Senior oriented • Heating: Central heating, Split air-conditioned • Fire type: Oil • Floor type: Parquet, Stone

This historic village house from 1800 has been lovingly and modernly renovated. Situated in the middle of the beautiful village of Algaida you can reach supermarkets and restaurants within walking distance and yet you have a lot of privacy with a great terrace and garden. On the ground floor there is an open kitchen, separate laundry room, living/ dining room, 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms (1 en Suite). On the first floor you enter another large open plan living area and have another 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. The attic on the 2nd floor is fully converted into a large studio with terrace and mountain views. The house is offered unfurnished. Further features: modern kitchen, terraces with beautiful views, double glazed windows, walk-in wardrobes, oil central heating, a/c, patio with garden and well, BBQ, 2 covered parking spaces. AVAILABLE JANUARY 2025 UNFURNISHED

Algaida: Location and surroundings of this property

The small village of Algaida is nestled in the lowlands between Palma and Manacor. The old windmills that dot the village and its surroundings dominate the landscape, and are the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the name of the village. Off the beaten tourist track, Algaida receives only a small number of tourists all year round compared to the huge tourist centres of the island. It is one of the best places on the island to soak up authentic Mallorcan culture, especially if you are looking for quality local gastronomy. Algaida is made up of three urban centres: Algaida, with around 4,500 inhabitants, Pina, with around 500 inhabitants, and Randa, with just over 100 inhabitants. The highlight of the village is the Puig de Randa, a hill of 543 metres high and on its summit is the Santuario de Cura, a natural and cultural space that is part of the island's heritage, known as the famous philosopher Ramon Llull spent time in its sanctuary. It has several supermarkets, restaurants and cafés, a pharmacy, and a sports centre. The beautiful village decorated with sand-coloured Mediterranean style houses is only 20 minutes away from the nearest beaches and the airport, and 30 minutes away from the centre of Palma.

Energy Information

Year of construction: 1800 • Fire type: Oil

Commission details

Availability upon agreement

Availability upon agreement. The information is provided by third parties and is for informative purposes only. This offering is subject to errors, omissions, and change of price or withdrawal without notice. Commission fees amount to 15% of the annual advertised rent plus current VAT and are paid in accordance with Spanish regulations.