Duplex with plaza views and original features

Set within a prime Calatrava address, this quiet duplex combines architectural clarity with original character in a small historic building with just one neighbouring residence. White-painted pine floors and exposed beams lend the interiors a warm, understated presence, complemented by calm plaza views and carefully positioned outdoor spaces that bring light and openness throughout.

The lower level is organised around a central entrance hall, where a finely crafted steel staircase becomes a subtle architectural feature and anchors the layout. A streamlined, linear kitchen sits to one side and opens into a generous dining and living area extending across the full width of the apartment. Drawn towards the light, this space opens onto a balcony that expands the living area outdoors and enhances the sense of flow. A bathroom with bathtub, WC and washbasin is discreetly positioned on this level, separated from the main living spaces for clarity and ease of use.

Upstairs, the plan shifts to a more private arrangement. The bedroom occupies the core of the upper floor and is framed by two terraces that introduce a distinctly Mediterranean rhythm. One terrace faces Plaza Pes de La Palla with calm plaza views, while a second terrace to the rear offers a more secluded outdoor setting. Together, they create a fluid connection between interior and exterior without compromising privacy.

The building was reformed in 2004, introducing central heating and built-in air conditioning while preserving its original features. Despite its quiet setting and small community atmosphere, the apartment remains closely connected to the city, with cafés, public transport, Palma’s Cathedral and Plaza Cort all within easy walking distance.