Amenities and special features of this house
Type: House •
Region: Central •
Total Surface: 247 m2 •
Terraces: 1 •
Total rooms: 4 •
Bedrooms: 3 •
Bathrooms: 2 •
Living space: 247 m2 •
Plot size: 390 m2 •
Parking: 1 •
Built-in kitchen •
Fireplace •
Swimmingpool •
Heating: Central heating •
Heating: Underfloor heating •
Fire type: Heat Pump •
Floor type: Stone •
This modern project in the centre of Alaró is currently under construction. It is a completely ecological and sustainable wooden house. The sustainable house is distributed as follows: On the main floor there is an open plan living-dining area with a fully equipped kitchen. Thanks to the large windows there will always be plenty of light inside. There is direct access to the garden and the pool. There is also a guest toilet, a utility room and direct access to the garage. On the upper floor there are three large bedrooms with two bathrooms. It is an ideal house to disconnect from the daily routine. Additional features: good qualities, underfloor heating, outdoor area.
Alaró: Location and surroundings of this property
The picturesque town of Alaró is located in a quiet valley between two well-known mountains at the south of the Sierra de Tramuntana. It’s set in the centre of the island and has currently over 5,000 inhabitants. Palma is within a 20 minute drive, as well as the nearest beaches and the airport. This small, yet lively town has numerous restaurants, supermarkets, schools, chemists, banks and much more. It stands out for its ancient architecture and the narrow cobbled streets in the oldest part of the town, which offer a traditional charm, as well as the nature that surrounds it. Its inhabitants of all types of nationalities provide it with a magnificent cultural diversity. One of the best-known places is the Castell d'Alaró, which has stunning views of the Majorcan countryside and the bay of Palma, and is about two hours walk away from the town centre. Alaró is well-chosen by cyclists and hikers since it has some of the best routes on the island. The most important industry was the footwear industry, which had over 30 factories. Nowadays the Tony Mora workshop can still be found in Alaró, which is worldwide known for its handmade cowboy boots.
Commission details
Availability upon agreement
Engel & Völkers recommends having a qualified specialist check the legal situation of the construction. All material is based upon information, which Engel & Völkers considers reliable, but because third parties have supplied it, Engel & Völkes cannot represent that it is accurate or complete, and it should not be relied upon as such. This offering is subject to errors, omissions, and change of price or withdrawal without notice. Availability upon agreement. Taxes, notary and register fees must be paid by the purchaser, the commission for the estate agency must be paid by the seller as stipulated in the sales mandate.
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