Manacor
REF: MPC00077
€6,800,000 EUR
A historic 12th century estate at Manacor, covering 30 hectares, with fabulous sea views and unlimited renovation potential.
Highlights
- Fruit trees
- Historic features
- Investment Property
- Privacy
- Sea view
- Country view
- Close to Sea/Beach
- Renovation Needed
- Close to port
- Close to restaurants
- Mains electricity supply
10
Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
2771 m2
Living Area
29800 m2
Plot Surface
This remarkable 12th-century grand residence, set on an expansive, 30-hectare plot in Manacor, comprises 11 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms and a host of outbuildings, as well as a consecrated chapel and the most breathtaking sea views.
Dating back deep into the island's history, this historic estate covers a consiiderable expanse of picturesque land at Cales de Mallorca, with the residence boasting 11 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. With its stunning sea views, this property would provide a wonderful home for owners who love to host or who have extensive family. In addition, it presents a unique opportunity for an investor to transform its use to that of a luxurious boutique hotel or retreat. The estate includes numerous outbuildings, versatile in their potential uses, including stables. A beautiful chapel stands adjacent to the main building. The estate is self-sufficient, with two wells providing an independent water supply. While the property definitely requires renovation, its extensive grounds and historic charm offer unlimited potential. Located minutes from the bays of Cala Murada and Cala Tropicana, and within easy reach of Porto Cristo’s harbour.
About the property
The expansive plot offers endless possibilities for development and customisation, making this a prime investment opportunity as well as having fabulous home potential. The property's numerous outbuildings could be repurposed for a variety of uses, enhancing its potential as a luxury estate or boutique hotel, while its extensive grounds would be ideal for creating beautiful recreational and leisure facilities. The property's sea views and historic architecture add to its allure, making this a standout choice for second home buyers or investors seeking a unique and prestigious residence in Mallorca and excited by the potential of an opportunity with so many possibilities.
Located in scenic Manacor, this sizeable estate combines a wealth of natural beauty along with a rich cultural heritage. Despite its tranquil setting, the property is conveniently located near to popular beaches and amenities, resulting in a pleasing combination of seclusion and accessibility. The romantic harbour of Porto Cristo, with its charming cafés and restaurants, is just a short drive away, while the exclusive Vall d'Or golf club is also within easy reach. With vast potential and unique character, this is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Mallorcan history and to create a remarkable legacy for future generations.
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Manacor
Manacor, in the South East of the island, is an extremely attractive town enjoying celebrity as the hometown of tennis great Rafa Nadal.
Coming to the town afresh, it’s easy to misunderstand what makes it tick, but historic buildings restored in recent years to their full glory signify the beneficial gentrification that has enhanced Manacor’s already attractive centre. With lots of lovely restaurants and cafes sprinkled through the little lanes emanating from the central plaza, with its neo-gothic Church of Our Lady of Sorrows, Manacor makes a delightful place to own a second home. Not surprisingly, given its connections with Mallorca’s greatest sporting hero, the town enjoys superb tennis facilities, with hard, grass, clay and padel courts, as well as hosting the Rafa Nadal Museum Xperience. It is now home, too, to the Rafa Nada School which, providing a complete 3-18 years international schooling, has greatly increased the demand amongst buyers for property in the town.
The areas surrounding Manacor are deservedly popular with those seeking either a finca on an ample plot. This is a wonderful area to get to know, on foot or on wheels, with fig, olive, carob and orange trees everywhere, and a rapidly expanding organic farming economy, which includes some terrific organic wineries. There’s no shortage of rural eateries, either.
