Traditional villa with beautiful views

Amenities and special features of this house

Type: House • Region: West • Construction year: 1961 • Total surface: 214 ㎡ • Terraces: 1 • Total rooms: 5 • Bedrooms: 4 • Bathrooms: 4 • Living space: 214 ㎡ • Plot size: 1,326 ㎡ • Balconies: 1 • Parkings: 3 • Swimmingpool • Fire type: Oil

This beautiful Majorcan style property, which has recently been reformed, is situated in a very sunny spot, just on the outskirts of Deià. The ground floor consists of a living room with chimney and dining room with access to a charming terrace with a bread oven and barbeque, the kitchen with access to the rear terrace a guest toilette and a bedroom. On the first floor there is another bedroom with an en – suite bathroom, which is connected to a room with chimney currently used as a studio, a living room, leading on to a terrace with fantastic views over the bay, one further bedroom and another bathroom. From the terraces, the pool area and the garden surrounding the property one can enjoy some of the most spectacular sunsets to be found on the island. Extras: oil central heating, utility room, large cistern, artistic wrought iron bars, storage room and parking for three cars.

Deià: Location and surroundings of this property

Deià is a sunny town located on the western coast of Mallorca, a 20-minute drive from Sóller. Many beautiful houses, villas and country estates in Deià offer great views to the Tramuntana and the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean. Deià is dotted with shops, hotels, cafés and restaurants, and holds a weekly market with local products and crafts. Known as a village of artists, this cosmopolitan enclave has attracted artists for many years, inspiring renowned literary, musical and pictorial works. Since 1978, the town holds the Deià International Music Festival between June and September. This prestigious chamber-music festival allows its public to enjoy select musical pieces in idyllic settings. The feast of Sant Joan, the patron saint, takes place around June 24th, with all kinds of recreational activities fusing tradition and modernity. Cultural highlights include the house-museum of Robert Graves, famous British poet, author of I, Claudius, who lived in the town for many years and is buried in its cemetery; the Son Marroig house-museum, which hosts the art collection and other items owned by Archduke Luis Salvador of Austria, great scholar on the Balearic Islands and generous protector of its nature; and the Archaeological Museum of Deià, hosting remains from local digging sites. The most adventurous people will enjoy sea and mountain sports. Those seeking to simply relax can do so at Cala Deià, a picturesque pebble beach with a small jetty and calm turquoise waters. Near the cove, wonderful vantage points to the sea and the mountains are to be found, as well as a varied and delightful gastronomic offer.

Energy Information

Year of construction: 1961 • Fire type: Oil

Commission details

Availability upon agreement

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