Description
The sun is setting as the car slowly makes its way up the steep and narrow street lined with stone walls and greenery. The view overlooking the high slope towards the forested mountains and the horizon is unobstructed. House number 60 on this street consists of this large villa with 3 floors, climbing the high hillside. The living area is about 600 sqm with nine large rooms and the plot is about 6,000 sqm. Right at the top, on a fourth and verdant floor open to the sky, there is a large pool area, hidden from the outside world thanks to its high, sheltered and spectacular location.
The villa's exterior is timelessly modernist with a smooth plastered façade and elements of traditional masonry stone. The tiled roof with solar panels is flat and the villa´s high terraces and large glass sections face the view. From a viewpoint in the street, the façade is somewhat barred; high walls in natural stone obstruct visibility and create a very private impression. The interior is characterized by large, bright and voluminous rooms, a stairwell and a glassed-in atrium running vertically through the entire tall building. An elevator is installed in a parallel position between the floors. Together with a considerable ceiling height throughout the house, the vertical light inlets make the entire house breathe light and space. The high and spectacular location is emphasized by almost full glass sections and terraces that open up to massive light and the very high panoramic views of the valley and mountains. Below the high ceilings with exposed beams, beautiful floors in natural stone versus parquet flow out over large and unobstructed areas. The architectural lines are timelessly clean, as are the solid natural materials with elements of natural stone, marble, ribbed hardwood, masonry stone, wrought iron and industrial glass. The villa has a cohesive design line with sober tones and unique design details as well as exclusive furnishings and equipment which are repeatedly used throughout the house. The level of technology in terms of heating, air conditioning, sound and light is very high.
The top floor is largely wide open with living areas, an exclusively designed kitchen, a dining room and a family room. The large surfaces of the floor connect via glass sections to both the front terrace and the charming patio with large stone floor areas in a completely sheltered position. From here, stairs lead up to the high and private pool area with an infinity pool and stunning panoramic views. The middle floor contains a master bedroom, a suite with double bathrooms and a walk-in closet. The suite's terrace opens up to face the view. On this floor there are three more bright bedrooms with en suite bathrooms and built-in storage. On the ground floor there is an entrance hall, study, gym, bathroom, storage areas, machine room, laundry room and an exit leading to the garage.
The villa has, among other things, five large bedrooms, six neat bathrooms, large living areas, a dining room, a television room, an exclusively designed kitchen, three fireplaces, elevator, lots of built-in storage, a hidden coffee station, three terraces, a sheltered patio with an outdoor kitchen and lounge, a pool area, an infinity pool, an outdoor shower, a glassed-in atrium, a double garage, two scooters, Smart Home system, solar panels, air conditioning, underfloor heating, downlights in most rooms, Sonos sound system etc.
Alaró is a picturesque village just half an hour's drive from Palma Airport. The small village is gently nestled in a scenic valley at the foot of the majestic Tramuntana Mountains. This mountain range is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You can reach the city center by taking a short walk, but you can also bring home the groceries using one of the two electric scooters included in the purchase. With its sleepy charm, Alaró is popular with hikers who want to venture further into the mountains. In addition to the lively main square and the cozy alleys, the village offers shops, cafés and a great atmosphere. The surrounding winding cycle paths attract cyclists from all over the world. Alaró is also known for its various festivals where the tranquility is replaced by parades, dancing and music. At the village's Saturday market, you can buy locally grown vegetables and other products.