Triplex Apartment for Sale in Palma de Mallorca

For sale is a triplex apartment located in a fully reformed Casa Señorial in the Casco Antiguo of Palma de Mallorca. This historic building has undergone extensive renovations while retaining original elements from its 17th-century construction. Features such as high ceilings with exposed beams and quality stonework highlight the property’s architectural charm.

The apartment is accessible via an interior staircase located in the courtyard or through a lift, ensuring ease of access. Recent updates include hardwood floors, air conditioning, and double-glazing windows for enhanced comfort. With a total area of 214m², this triplex includes several well-designed spaces.

Apartment Layout

The ground floor of the apartment features a 28m² garage, an office, a bathroom, and a laundry area. Moving up to the mezzanine, there are two double bedrooms, each equipped with en-suite bathrooms. On the first floor, occupants will find a spacious living room that includes a fireplace, a kitchen diner, and a guest toilet.

Location in Casco Antiguo

This property is situated at the heart of the Gothic city, just minutes away from key landmarks such as the cathedral, the Paseo Marítimo, and the marina of Palma de Mallorca. The location provides easy access to a variety of restaurants, shops, and the beachfront that the city is renowned for. Residents will appreciate the combination of historical allure and modern amenities.

Community Fees

Community fees for the apartment are approximately 500€ per quarter. These fees cover the upkeep of common areas and amenities, contributing to a well-maintained living environment.

About Casco Antiguo

El Casco Antiguo, or Gothic city, is rich in history, with roots that date back to the pre-Roman era. Once surrounded by high defensive walls, much of the architecture visible today is medieval or from the 18th century. The area is comprised of 13 distinct neighborhoods, each featuring unique histories and characteristics.

Its emergence as a port city began with the Romans, followed by the Moors, who enclosed the vicinity that is now home to the cathedral and Parc de la Mar. This area hosts important historical sites, including the Arab Baths and remnants from the old Jewish quarter. Following the conquest by Jaime I in 1229, the distribution of Arab estates to his followers fostered economic growth, maritime trade, and ultimately, the expansion of the city walls into what is now the Casco Antiguo.

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