Stylish apartment in a 1950s building near Plaza Olivar Market

The highlights are:

• spacious open-plan living area
• high ceilings
• natural oak flooring
• French windows leading to two balconies
• kitchen with walnut finish and Neolith "Calacatta Silk" island
• aminities include ducted air conditioning, individual heating, and a Smart Home system
• 1950s building with Mediterranean architecture, iron balconies, and terracotta roof
• located in the vibrant Olivar neighborhood

INTERIOR
Tucked away in a distinguished 1950s building, just steps from the vibrant Plaza Olivar Market, this stylish apartment blends timeless elegance with contemporary sophistication. Offering three bedrooms and two refined bathrooms, including one en suite, this residence exudes luxury in every corner. The heart of the home is a bright and open living area featuring an integrated kitchen, where three expansive French windows invite natural light and open to two charming balconies. The kitchen in natural walnut features a central island topped with a NEOLITH "Calacatta Silk" worktop, creating a perfect blend of form and function. Only high-end appliances were used.

High ceilings enhance the sense of space, while the exclusive design and premium finishes, such as the natural oak flooring, set a refined tone. This meticulously crafted apartment showcases an array of thoughtful features, from double-glazed IROKO windows to LED-lighting throughout, ensuring every detail contributes to an exceptional living experience.

Designed for both comfort and style, the home is equipped with ducted air conditioning, a heat pump, and individual heating through sleek SCIROCCO radiators. A cutting-edge Smart Home system offers seamless control over every aspect of the living space, while a lift in the building ensures convenience.

Blending modern luxury with classic allure, this city apartment provides a serene retreat in the heart of Palma.

Other amenities include: ducted air conditioning and heat pump, individual heating with radiators, smart home system, and elevator in the building.

EXTERIOR
This elegant 1950s building exudes the timeless sophistication of mid-century Mediterranean architecture. With its smooth, light-colored façade and terracotta-tiled roof, it reflects a classic yet enduring style often seen in the coastal regions of Spain. The building’s clean lines are interrupted by beautifully wrought iron balconies, adding both texture and charm. The structure stands tall against the vibrant blue skies, its symmetrical design punctuated by French windows that invite light into the interiors. The craftsmanship is evident in the detailed woodwork under the roof, offering a graceful touch that ties in the traditional Mediterranean aesthetic with the sturdiness of post-war construction.

The building's height and large windows emphasize a balance between grandiosity and openness, a nod to the optimism and growth characteristic of the 1950s. The mix of robust materials, such as the iron balustrades and the refined wood, speaks to the period’s focus on durability and style.

LOCATION
The Olivar neighborhood, named after the iconic Olivar Market (Mercado del Olivar), has long been a cornerstone of Palma’s city life. Established in 1951, the market was originally designed to centralize various local markets, quickly evolving into Palma's premier marketplace. Its enduring popularity stems not only from its prime location in the heart of the city but also from the wide variety of food stalls offering fresh, local products, as well as an exceptional array of restaurants and quick dining spots featuring the best of the island’s culinary offerings.

This sought-after district offers more than just a bustling market. Its enviable proximity to Palma's main shopping streets and cultural landmarks makes it a vibrant yet convenient place to live. The neighborhood is also well-connected, with easy access to Las Avenidas, the city's main thoroughfare, providing excellent mobility and plentiful parking options.

The airport is reachable in approximately 10 minutes by car, while the esplanade of Palma’s harbor is a 15-minute walk away.