In the historic centre of Mahón, Palacio 1886 is a grand townhouse ready to be reimagined. Built in 1886, the house reflects the architectural language of its era, where proportion, craftsmanship and permanence shaped the way spaces were conceived.

The property unfolds across multiple levels, organised around a central staircase that acts as its structural and spatial core. This defining element establishes the rhythm of the house, connecting a sequence of 19 rooms where height, light and circulation give each space its presence.

Original features remain throughout. High ceilings emphasise the volume of the interiors, while hydraulic tile floors, coloured glasswork and traditional carpentry preserve the character of the building. These elements offer a foundation for a careful renovation, where contemporary architecture can be introduced with respect for what is already there.

At the centre of the house, an interior patio brings light into the depth of the plan, creating a natural void around which the future layout can evolve. The property also retains an original water cistern, a reminder of the island’s historic relationship with climate and resource.

The upper levels open onto two private terraces with views across the Port of Mahón, extending the house outward and introducing moments of openness above the city.

Below, a large vaulted basement forms a distinctive architectural space with considerable potential. Its scale and structure allow for multiple interpretations, from a private wellness area or wine cellar to an indoor pool.

Palacio 1886 is defined not by its current condition, but by its architectural framework. A historic residence of significant scale, ready to be reimagined in the centre of the city.