Spacious, stylish turn-of-the-century grand étage with 3.5 m high ceilings and large terrace

The highlights are:

• unique kitchen with mirror fronts and black, solid worktop in Mallorcan stone
• Bosch induction hob, oven, dishwasher and washing machine
• contemporary color concept based on pastels
• exclusive furniture & lighting from Flos, Kartell, Cassina & more are part of the purchase price
• bathroom equipment from Iconico, Huguet & Azzurra Ceramica
• many original details such as wooden doors and stucco ornaments
• walk-in closet
• floors in microcement and original hydraulic tiles
• large private south-terrace facing the lush garden

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INTERIOR
Situated on the first floor of a 1930s building in Palma's Pere Garau district, this newly renovated Grand Étage merges historic elegance with modern sophistication. The spacious open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area is illuminated by a large bay window, offering ample natural light. A beautifully restored double-leaf glass door, featuring intricate detailing, leads to a central hall that serves as the core of the apartment, connecting two bedrooms, a generous terrace, and a separate toilet.

The high ceilings, soaring to 3.55 meters, create an airy and expansive atmosphere throughout. The central hall, with its flexible layout, can be enjoyed as a gallery space, dining room, library, or home office. The large bedroom includes a walk-in closet and an en suite bathroom with a walk-in shower and a window overlooking the Mediterranean garden.

The covered terrace, with its elegant pillars and semi-enclosed structure, evokes the feel of an outdoor room. It is designed for year-round enjoyment, particularly suited to Mallorca’s mild climate. Functional details, such as custom curtains and a built-in wardrobe that cleverly conceals a washer and dryer, ensure a seamless blend of practicality and style.

Outside, the lush garden features tall oleander bushes and a tree with a spreading canopy, providing a peaceful, green retreat that complements the indoor living space.

The interior design takes its cues from the historic cement tiles, with their geometric patterns in anthracite and sand tones. These colors flow throughout the apartment, creating a warm yet bright atmosphere in the walls, ceilings, and doors. In other rooms, soft pastel shades - yellows, ochres, and pinks - pair harmoniously with Huguet tiles to complete the cohesive design.

A custom terrazzo washbasin stands out as a striking feature, while the fitted kitchen with mirrored fronts is a true design highlight. The mirrored surfaces reflect the cement tile patterns, creating an eye-catching visual effect, particularly from the living room sofa, offering a fresh interpretation of the classic mirrored room.

Furnishings have been carefully selected to blend modern classics with timeless appeal, including Kartell chairs by Philippe Starck, Flos lighting fixtures, and the iconic Maralunga sofa by Cassina. These pieces contribute to an expressive, stylish living environment, while custom-made curtains add an extra layer of comfort and warmth. The result is an apartment that effortlessly balances aesthetics and functionality, offering a sophisticated yet inviting living experience.

EXTERIOR & LOCATION
The Pere Garau district offers a blend of urban charm and proximity to nature, making it an attractive area. Situated directly adjacent to Palma’s Old Town, it boasts a vibrant mix of cultural influences, with the sea just a 10-minute walk away. One of the hidden gems of the neighborhood is its original market hall, still largely untouched by tourism. It’s an authentic spot for fresh produce and a quick cortado on the go. Green spaces such as the newly laid out "WiFi Llevant" are plentiful, and for convenience, a parking garage is just five minutes away, where affordable long-term parking is available.

Architecturally, the area reflects the style of the 1920s and 1930s, with buildings lining streets framed by broad green strips and tree-lined avenues. The low-rise structures, typically two or three storeys high, are defined by clean, symmetrical lines. Balustrades along the roof edges and bay windows pay homage to historical design elements, while windows with glazing bars and louvre shutters offer both character and practicality, shielding the interiors from heat and street noise. The result is a peaceful and naturally cool living environment.

Inside, the attention to detail becomes apparent. A striking marble staircase in warm, shifting shades of red and brown makes a grand first impression. The wrought-iron banister, adorned with a wooden handrail and brass accents, adds an elegant touch. Impeccably maintained and beautifully clean, the building offers a refined, cultivated ambiance that instantly feels welcoming.

For those on the go, PMI airport is a short 7-minute drive, while Palma’s old town can be reached in just 6 minutes on foot, making this location both serene and highly accessible.