Village Residence 167 M² Located In Costitx, Spain

The kitchen and dining room, along with the living room, have direct access to the courtyard garden. Additionally, the ground floor bedroom also opens to this outdoor area. Residents can access the terrace at the top of the windmill from both the courtyard and the interior of the house. This terrace offers views of the village of Costitx as well as the Tramuntana mountains and the Alcudia and Formentor areas along the northwestern coast of Mallorca.

Property Specifications

Ground Floor: 124.08 m²

First Floor: 64.37 m²

Courtyard: 45 m²

Terrace: 70 m²

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Exploring Costitx in the Pla de Mallorca

Costitx is a small municipality located in the central region of Mallorca. The area is notably recognized for its archaeological significance, particularly the bronze age bull heads known as the Bous de Costitx. These artifacts were discovered at the Talayotic sanctuary of Son Corró, not far from the village. While the originals are housed in the Museu Arqueològic Nacional d’Espanya in Madrid, the village features replicas in its cultural center.

In addition to its historical relevance, Costitx is close to the Observatorio Astronómico de Mallorca, which benefits from the village’s central location, high elevation, and relatively low light pollution, making it an excellent spot for stargazing and astronomical research.