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Historic 14th-Century Property in the Heart of Mancor de la Vall
Located in the center of the peaceful and beautiful village of Mancor de la Vall, this historic 14th-century property is filled with elegance and beloved by locals. The palace has been well-maintained over the years and now offers numerous possibilities for its future owner.
The house stands out for its strong rustic and Mallorcan character: massive natural stone walls, wooden beams, spacious rooms—a true gem from its era.
The property is arranged over two floors. On the first, there is a spacious foyer leading to various living and dining rooms. The first floor also includes the first three bedrooms, each with an en-suite bathroom, along with a kitchen and pantry. Upstairs, you’ll find large open spaces that can be renovated to suit your preferences or style.
The palace features a lovely interior courtyard and terrace. Accessible from most rooms in the property, it offers complete privacy and includes a beautiful stone table and well. Additionally, there is a garage that accommodates 3 to 4 vehicles, a restroom, and a laundry area.
As an added bonus, across the street, the property has a charming garden surrounded by large natural stone walls and native trees.
Both the property and its adjoining garden are well-known and cherished by the residents of Mancor. Now, the home is ready to welcome new owners and could serve as a family residence, rustic hotel, or cultural center.
Additional Features: historic, courtyard, garden, well, diesel heating, radiators, municipal electricity and water, fireplace, ready for renovation.
Mancor de la Vall is a pretty charming village situated in a small valley at the foot of the Tramuntana mountain range surrounded by mountains, and has just over 1,500 inhabitants. It has several small bars and restaurants, as well as a chemist's shop and a few inland hotels. The best known is the Hotel Turixant, a small boutique hotel with 12 rooms dating from the 18th century that has been tastefully renovated, maintaining some of the historical elements. On 24th June, the feast of Saint John the Baptist, patron saint of the village, is celebrated, and a series of cultural and festive events take place, and at the end of November, the l'esclata-sang fair is held, which is well known throughout the island. Nowadays it still preserves prehistoric remains such as the Tayalots of Clot dels Diners and Conia, the fortified settlement of Son Boscá and the Montaura Cave. 40 minutes away from the airport and the city of Palma, as well as the nearest beaches.
