Overview

Property ID: EU-2857609

Land
Property Type

2251 m²
Land Area

0
Bedroom

0
Bathroom

Description

Urban Building Plot Galilea of 2.251m2.

Located in the southern area of the village of Galilea, a five minute walk from the main plaza of the village.

An urban plot with the outline of a project for sale in Galilea, Puigpunyent. The plot of 2,251 m², of which 1,001 m² is urban, would allow the construction of a house of approximately 250 m² on the ground floor and on the first floor with a total living space of approximately 500m2 including porches, garden terraces and a swimming pool. There are water and electricity connections, as well as a sewage connection, all close to the entrance to the plot.

The plot is located in a beautiful spot, surrounded by trees and unobstructed views to the south, with the mountains and the village houses in the background.

This is a great opportunity, to build a home in a quiet and charming setting, close to all amenities in a traditional village in the mountains of the Sierra de Tramontana.

Galilea is a small hamlet in the Sierra de Tramontana and is governed by the municipality of Puigpuñent.

The village sits in an elevated position with views of the mountains and of the valleys to the south of the village towards Palma de Mallorca. Only 18km from the capital Palma the population is small with less than 500 people as permanent inhabitants. The landscape of terraces and small fields dates to the Islamic period agriculture has been the basis of the economy for century’s based on the cultivation of almond, olive, and carob trees. In the in the 19th century like many of the villages in the Sierra de Tramontana the village provided firewood, charcoal and ice collected in snow houses for the wealthy inhabitants of Palma de Mallorca. Isolated and over looked as tourism grew in Mallorca, the local town hall and the Consell of Mallorca made an investment in the infrastructure of the village with investments into modern environmentally and sustainable drinking and wastewater networks. Street lighting and the electrical grid and ADSL connections burying them below ground.