Sa Roqueta is a 3 bedrooms and bathrooms house of 250 m² on a plot of land of 350 m².
Priority has been given to space and light, with large windows for a great openness towards the outside, favouring a “slow living” inside and outside, with an easy access to the garden and swimming pool, as well as numerous chill-out places.
Natural elements such as wood and natural stone, are widely used for interior finishes as essential materials in Mallorca.
Informations
General Informations
Property subtype: Townhouse
Rooms: 4
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 3 in suite
Building area: 260 m²
Plot surface: 360 m²
Garden: 232 m²
Garage: 1
Underfloor heating – Fire type heat pump
Floor type: natural stone
Amenities and Special Features
Air conditionning
Elevator
Swimming pool: 12 X 3 m
Fireplace
Built in kitchen
Terrace – Solarium
Gallery
The original project
Ground Floor
An entrance hall leads to a living space, flooded with light through large bay windows, consisting of an open kitchen with a central island and fully equipped with the best brands, a bodega, then a dining room and living room with a fireplace.
From the entrance , you also access to a coladuria and a guest toilet.
A staircase, as well as a lift provide access to the first floor.
Spaces
Kitchen
Living Room
Dining Room
Guest toilet
Coladuria
First Floor
The upper floor offers 3 large bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, including a particularly elegant master bedroom.
A large balcony allows the two rooms to overlook the garden.
A welcoming patio on the first floor adds brightness to the entire floor.
Spaces
3 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms en suite
Garden
A direct access to a surprisingly large garden of 232 SQM, with olive trees and Cyprus allows to access to a summer dining room, a 12 x 3 m swimming pool and numerous solarium and chill out areas to enjoy sunny days and evenings in the open air.
Spaces
Comedor de verano
Terrace
Patio
Swimming pool
Chill out
Rooftop – Solarium
The 45 m² roof terrace, a rare feature in a townhouse, provides views of the surrounding countryside and picturesque village rooftops.
Gallery
