Mallorca, Balearic Islands 07580

Singular manor house in the center of Capdepera, with a partial reform that preserves all the charm of its historic architecture. Apart from the basement areas, formerly used for storage of agricultural products, among which the production of olives and olive oil stands out, this large house is structured on three floors, with a total of 6 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms:The main floor, with a beautiful entrance that maintains the old pavement, a room en suite that currently serves as a library, a large living room with a fireplace and high ceilings, the kitchen with a dining room and a fireplace, an interior patio that preserves a medieval air and access to the back of the house: with the old oil mill, stables and warehouses that are now used as a garage, games area, storage room, barbecue and fireplace, and a patio/garden that would serve for the construction of a swimming pool, a romantic style garden or an urban garden.The first floor, which is accessed by the old open staircase to the entrance, or by a service area located above the old oil mill, has two living rooms connected with large windows, a complete bathroom, two double bedrooms and a single one, a beautiful terrace with panoramic views towards the west and the nearby mountains and a storage room/laundry room. And the back is structured in a small living room, two terraces, a large open-plan living room, ideal for building more rooms or an entire apartment, since the urban regulations of the area allow it.The attic floor: which we go up from the main staircase, with a special charm, since it preserves the typical small windows of the time, and where there are two double bedrooms, a complete bathroom and two small rooms that make up a cozy, intimate and peaceful space. The attic floor is accessed to a solarium terrace with 360 views from where you can see the town, the medieval castle, the mountains and the surrounding countryside, a whole experience for the senses.The whole house is in a very good state of conservation both aesthetically and structurally, with original or restored wooden beams, the original floors of old pavement and the original distributions of the space that tell us about the history of the house itself, from the oil mill, the vaulted basements to the roofs, which have thermal insulation, but are still covered with Islamic tiles, passing through the faade, which has remained intact since the beginning of the 20th century.The heating is by aerothermal energy, as well as