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This lovingly refurbished finca in the hinterland of Mallorca’s east coast combines historic character with modern technology. Bright rooms in warm sand and grey tones, generous terraces with distant sea views and an inviting pool create a relaxed retreat for family and friends, just a short drive from beaches and towns such as Manacor, Portocolom and Porto Cristo. For those who want modern comfort and Mediterranean calm in a stylish finca with sea views. Equipment & highlights • Carefully refurbished historic finca with traditional architecture and modern fittings • Consistent interior concept in warm sand and grey tones with coordinated furniture and decor • Underfloor heating and air conditioning supplied by a heat pump for year round comfort • KNX smart home system with Basalte touchscreen and integrated outdoor music system • Internet via Starlink IP cabling and Wi Fi throughout the house terraces and pool area • Water softening system and energy class B according to the energy certificate Outdoor areas • Spacious terraces with pergola and large seating area in front of the living room • Large pool designed as a heated saltwater pool with convenient wide entrance steps • Authentic Mediterranean ambience with olive trees natural stone walls and gravelled areas • Barbecue area and typical Mallorcan stone oven for relaxed outdoor dining Parking & ancillary spaces • Automatic entrance gate leading to the finca • Parking area for several cars in the shade of the trees • Separate storage and technical rooms for pool equipment heating and general storage The finca is situated in the Espinagar area within the municipality of Manacor, surrounded by the gently rolling landscape of Mallorca’s east. Vineyards, fields, olive groves and wide views over the countryside shape the scenery, while the coast with its coves and rock formations is only a short drive away. The beaches of Cala Murada and Cales de Mallorca, as well as the lively harbour towns of Porto Cristo and Portocolom, offer varied opportunities for swimming, strolling and going out. Manacor, the island’s second-largest city, is the economic centre of the region and provides excellent infrastructure with shopping facilities, medical services, restaurants and schools. Internationally, the town is known for the Rafael Nadal Academy, which brings together sport, education and lifestyle and attracts people from all over the world. From the peacefully located finca both the coast and Manacor can be reached with ease, so that rural tranquillity and good connections complement each other perfectly.