Explore a Duplex Apartment in Palma de Mallorca

Located in a historic redevelopment in Palma’s Gothic city, this duplex apartment offers a unique blend of modern living and rich history. The property features a distinctive courtyard entrance reminiscent of the traditional palaces that dot the old city, dating back to the 17th century.

Apartment Layout and Features

This three-story duplex includes a private garage situated on the ground floor. A versatile space can be configured as a third bedroom, home office, or laundry room, complete with an adjacent bathroom. Upstairs, you will find two double bedrooms, both equipped with ensuite bathrooms and built-in wardrobes, providing ample storage solutions.

The second level showcases a guest toilet, lounge area, and a separate kitchen diner, ideal for entertaining or family gatherings. Accessibility is enhanced through both an internal staircase within the courtyard and a lift, ensuring convenience for all residents.

Modern Amenities

The apartment has been reformed to a high standard, featuring hardwood floors throughout, air conditioning for climate control, and double glazing for improved insulation. These elements combine to offer a practical living environment.

Location Benefits

Nestled in the very heart of Palma’s Gothic city, this property is only a short walk from iconic landmarks such as the cathedral, Paseo Maritimo, and Palma’s bustling harbor. The area is known for its diverse selection of restaurants, shops, and stunning seafront views, making it a vibrant place to live.

Community Fees

Residents should note that community fees are approximately 500€ per quarter, a factor to consider when budgeting for this property.

About Palma’s Gothic City

The Gothic city, also known as El Casco Antiguo, has a rich history, stretching back to the pre-Roman era. Once encased by high defensive walls, the area features a mix of medieval and 18th-century architecture. The central district comprises 13 neighborhoods, each with unique historical significance.

Palma’s port was established by the Romans, and the Moors later contributed to its development, particularly around the cathedral and Parc de la Mar. This area is also home to the Arab Baths and remnants of the old Jewish quarter, reflecting the city’s diverse cultural heritage.

Following the conquest of Jaime I in 1229, the redistribution of land from Arab estates led to increased wealth and maritime trade, prompting the expansion of the city’s walls into what is known today as the Casco Antiguo.

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If you are interested in this duplex apartment or would like to explore additional available properties in the redevelopment project within Palma’s Gothic city, please reach out for more detailed information.