Unique 2.9m Euro Century Fairytale Castle For Sale In Mallorca, Spain

Unique Castle Overview

You'll want to take a look inside this castle for sale in Mallorca, Spain. Priced at €2.9m, the XIX Century fairytale castle for sale is a unique property in an exceptional elevated position enjoying panoramic views over the village of Soller, the countryside, and the mountains. The castle property was constructed in 1890 and is set on a plot of land of 2014 square meters. The spacious property in the style of an ancient castle has 10 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, and an additional guesthouse. The constructed area is 908 square meters and there are 100 square meters of uncovered terraces. The castle property does require refurbishment to bring it up to modern standards. The property is located within walking distance to the center of the town with its charming restaurants, cafes, and shops. The international airport is approximately 25 minutes away.

Exploring Mallorca's Natural Beauty

Mallorca is the largest island in Spain (by area) and the second most populated of the Balearic Islands. The island is filled with beautiful secluded coves, limestone mountains, long sandy beaches, hiking trails, cycling routes, authentic towns, scenic coastal drives, wineries, and a ton of fresh produce to indulge in. The best things to do on Mallorca revolve around the island's stunning natural landscape and its long history. You'll find white stretches of sand such as Cala Llombards and Playa de Muro which encircle much of the island, but that's broken up by craggy cliffs and the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range, beloved by cyclists and hikers alike. For culture and history, the capital of the Balearic Islands, Palma is filled with treasures, such as the Gothic Palma Cathedral and the circular Bellver Castle. You'll also want to visit the quaint town of Alcudia, which is begging to be explored.

Scenic Drives and Natural Wonders

Drive a car and take the hairpin drive to Sa Calobra and Torrente de Pareis. If there's one drive you do, you'll want to make it this one. Along the way, you'll see roaming animals, sea views, mountain plains, cliff faces, and glistening lakes. You can set off early in the day and allow at least an hour to reach the bottom as you'll be stopping more than once. The roads are narrow at times but they're all well paved. You'll want to keep your camera ready. Once you reach Port Sa Calobra, you can walk around the headland, and enjoy the views. Bright blue waters, caves and more beautiful scenery awaits until you reach a secluded pebbly beach. Now you can relax at Torrente de Pareis.

Discovering Palma de Mallorca

Another activity in the area is exploring the historical town of Palma de Mallorca. Palma de Mallorca is a laid-back, vibrant Spanish city full of narrow streets, high-end shopping, cafes, interesting architectural designs to admire, and an impressive cathedral, The Cathedral of Santa Maria of Palma or more commonly referred to as La Seu. Due to the scorching heat in the daytime, Palma is best explored early morning or late afternoon when the heat is a little more bearable. By nightfall, the plazas come alive with many outdoor restaurants, music on the streets, and a bustling atmosphere.