Penthouse located in a stately home in Palma. Its origins date back to the seventeenth century, preserving original details characteristic of its time.

The house was completely renovated, combining comfort and modernity. Noble materials such as iron, wood, clay and stone are mixed in perfect harmony.

Large living room with exposed beams, original terracotta floors and wrought iron fireplace. The high ceilings with skylights flood the whole house with light. The staircase looks like a sculpture, a work of art that connects the three floors of the property. Open spaces, warmth and luminosity. The large number of windows and large windows that connect the house with the outside is striking.

Two terraces, one of them located on the second floor, next to the kitchen. The upper terrace, of 40 m², has spectacular views of the sea and the cathedral.

The house has two bedrooms on the second floor. The master bedroom with en suite bathroom is located on the upper floor.

The terracotta floors and wooden beams bring warmth to the room of almost 40 m², very bright for its large windows and high ceilings, and with double glazed windows. The property has air conditioning and electric heating.

The property includes a garage of 43 m² in the same building, a privilege for its scarcity in the area.

Throughout the historic center of Palma we find many stately homes, and one of its most characteristic elements are their patios. The importance of the patios lies not only in their architecture, but also in their social function, as an open space and meeting point.

The origin of the patios dates back to Roman times, as they follow the typology of Roman houses. Later they were influenced by the Islamic tradition. The courtyard in Palma has its heyday with the Baroque.