Our premium residential properties in family-friendly Son Espanyolet are located only moments away from colourful Santa Catalina. Leisure amenities are excellent, with the renowned Palma Tennis Club close by and the picturesque old town, Palma Marina, harbour and beach within walking distance. Palma International Airport is just a 15-minute drive away.
Our commitment to reforming older existing properties into beautiful and exceptional homes with well thought out and considered new spaces means we work hand in hand with each home’s history. The Palma heritage and planning department are at the forefront of our design conversations. The properties we select to renovate have been around for decades and have established their presence, place and character on the quiet streets they inhabit in this unique city – contact us to discuss your property requirements.
Palma, officially known as Palma de Mallorca, is the capital and largest city in the Balearic Islands in Spain. As a coastal Mediterranean city you are never too far away from amazing seafood, divine tapas and lively nightlife, and Palma Airport is only a short fifteen-minute drive away. It’s a magical city with friendly locals and yet has a cosmopolitan feel, being a popular destination for yachting and year-round cycling because of the island’s sunny climate. With its breath-taking Cathedral of Santa Maria, Pilar and Joan Miro Museum, elegant beach clubs, boutique hotels, culture and gastronomy, it’s a place to adore. Palma is described by Condé Nast Traveller as ‘the rising star of Mallorca’ and is now recognised for its leading edge design and as a relaxed family-friendly island.
Santa Catalina is a popular, artistic area of Palma, famous for its bohemian lifestyle and busy restaurants. Calle Anibal, or Carrer d’Anníbal, is a lively little street and offers an exciting mix of chic cafes and restaurants. This artistic neighbourhood is famous for its unique blend of Scandinavian and Mallorcan style and is also full of boutique hotels, artisan bakeries and upscale bars, all of which offer a warm Palma de Mallorca welcome. The Mercat de Santa Catalina is the oldest market in Mallorca and sells everything from fresh seafood, colourful fruit and vegetables, charcuterie and local cheeses to organic delicacies, and even has tapas and sushi bars. This part of Palma is quite simply ‘foodie heaven’.
As a compact and relaxed city Palma has many areas to explore all within walking distance of one another. Life here in Son Espanyolet is easy-going and relaxed, and with its colourful low buildings and leafy streets it feels like a village in the centre of Palma, and is perfect for families. The area is growing in popularity because it is safe, friendly and relaxed. With one of the best tennis clubs on your doorstep, this is the perfect area to enjoy a laid-back, healthy lifestyle in Palma de Mallorca.
