Meticulously crafted finca combining contemporary architecture with traditional Majorcan style

INTERIOR
The interior of this home is a masterclass in minimalist sophistication, where the cubic architecture is mirrored in a thoughtful, linear floor plan. Entering near the center, you are greeted by an open-concept living, dining, and kitchen area that seamlessly extends to a spacious terrace.

The flow is effortless: on one side, a guest wing featuring a bedroom with a bathroom and dressing room, alongside practical spaces like a guest toilet, laundry room, and a machine room, accessed externally. This wing is ideal for guests or staff, ensuring privacy and comfort.

On the opposite side, the private wing unfolds, offering three additional bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, dressing room, and fitted wardrobes. Traditional double-leaf glass doors with louvered shutters and intricate brick latticework on the north and east sides create a dynamic play of light while maintaining privacy. The one-storey-layout allows for ground-level access to all rooms, with ceiling heights soaring up to 4 meters under a sleek pent roof.

The visible concrete rafters introduce a linear, traditional rhythm to the otherwise smooth surfaces, all bathed in a soft greige hue. These muted tones are elegantly contrasted by natural walnut wood accents, which warm the typically Mediterranean cool aesthetic. Wood paneling that stretches up to the ceiling at both ends of the living space, paired with an enclosed fireplace, infuses the area with a cozy ambiance.

The panoramic glass walls in the living room offer unobstructed, breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, making the interior design not just a visual delight but a holistic experience. Every detail is meticulously crafted, showcasing a design that is both ingenious and deeply sophisticated.

EXTERIOR
This villa’s exterior is a striking blend of modernity and tradition, harmoniously integrated into its secluded 2.1-hectare plot with panoramic views of Puig de Randa, a 542-meter mountain in southern Mallorca. Designed by a renowned Mallorcan architect studio in collaboration with a respected local interior designer, the architecture is defined by a sleek, elongated cube, coated in clay paint that merges effortlessly with the surrounding landscape.

The mono-pitched roof is a key feature, presenting a sharp, sculptural form to the north without a roof edge, while the southern side embraces a more traditional aesthetic with a slight overhang, visible clay tiles, and double-leaf glass doors with louvered shutters—nods to classic Mallorcan country house design. The material palette, including reddish-brown plaster, wood, reed mats, and semi-transparent lattice tiles, is both beautiful and cohesive, skillfully reinterpreting old-world elements.

The landscaping complements this architectural vision, with palm trees, cacti, and a mix of new and mature greenery reflecting the Mediterranean climate. The infinity pool, lined with turquoise mosaic tiles, stretches along the villa’s elongated form, offering an uninterrupted view of the landscape and enhancing the feeling of endless space.

This is a boldly aesthetic, modern interpretation of a Mallorcan finca, tastefully realized and ready for occupancy.

LOCATION
This modern finca, completed in 2024, is ideally situated near Llucmajor, approximately 30 kilometers east of Palma. The property is conveniently accessible, just over 20 minutes by car from Palma airport via the freeway.

The charming town center of Llucmajor is a short 10-minute drive away, offering a glimpse into the town’s rich history through its many historic buildings. Here, you'll find a delightful mix of small boutiques, grocery stores, cafés, and restaurants. A local favorite is Contrabando, known for its delicious scallops and extensive selection of Mallorcan wines.

For those seeking the sea, the south coast's small beaches and hidden coves are easily reachable from this location.