About this property
Renovated historic finca with pool, privacy & timeless character Nestled in a serene setting with panoramic views of the Tramuntana Mountains, this beautifully restored historic finca seamlessly blends traditional Mallorcan charm with modern comforts. Every detail reflects craftsmanship and character—from the thick stone walls and exposed wooden beams to carefully preserved original features—while the interiors have been thoughtfully updated to meet contemporary living standards. The entrance sets the tone: a private driveway lined with cypress trees leads to the main house, inviting you into a warm, light-filled interior. The generous living spaces are designed for comfort and functionality, with four spacious bedrooms, each featuring its own en-suite bathroom. The kitchen stands out as a perfect balance of rustic elegance and modern practicality—fully equipped and open, ideal for both everyday use and entertaining. A highlight of the ground floor is the expansive multi-purpose hall, once a stable. This striking space offers endless possibilities—whether as a formal dining area, games room, studio, or creative atelier. The finca is surrounded by mature gardens, open and shaded terraces, and a beautiful swimming pool with unobstructed views of the surrounding countryside. The ample plot provides both privacy and a strong connection to nature, making it ideal for tranquil living or lively gatherings. Additional Features: Own well, mains electricity, underfloor heating and ducted air conditioning via heat pump sauna and steam room for year-round wellness,various storage and utility spaces. Located in a peaceful rural enclave yet within easy reach of nearby villages and essential services, this finca is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Mallorcan history, fully renovated and ready to enjoy. Known as the heart of Mallorca, Inca is located in the centre of the island, between Palma and Pollensa. It’s one of the largest cities in Mallorca and has over 30.000 inhabitants. It’s known as the capital of leather and fur, and has the footwear factory of Antonio Fluxa, as well as the world-famous Camper factory. It has a wide culinary offer, as well as bars, supermarkets, a sports centre, and all the necessary services for the day to day necessities. Inca also has a train station which is located next to the famous “Quely” factory. The weekly market which is held on Thursdays and is famous for spreading through its streets with great influx of visitors. Once a year the city holds the "Dijous Bo" (Good Thursday), one of the most important annual fairs on the island. The city centre provides a number of the renown "Cellers" - traditional restaurants with local dishes. It has several hotels, both urban and rural, such as "Casa del Virrey". Palma centre can be reached within a 30 minutes’ drive, as well as the nearest beaches such as Alcudia, Pollensa, Formentor and Can Picafort. The airport is also a 30 minutes’ drive away from Inca.
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