Traditional Finca with Horse Stables in Calvià

Set on a generous 33,000 square metres of land, this enchanting finca offers a genuine taste of Mallorcan life in the picturesque village of Calvià. Ideal for those seeking a blend of countryside tranquillity and easy access to modern conveniences, this property features rustic charm and distinctive architecture. Surrounded by serene landscapes, a winding driveway meanders through beautifully maintained gardens, leading to a peaceful retreat. The finca perfectly captures the essence of a relaxed lifestyle. Calvià, framed by the majestic Tramuntana mountains, is highly sought after for its serene environment and proximity to outdoor activities. Properties in this area are prized for their peaceful setting and access to excellent hiking and cycling opportunities.

Property Interior

This charming finca offers 420 square metres of inviting space, showcasing its Mallorcan heritage with high ceilings, exposed wooden beams, and a cosy fireplace in the living area. The fully equipped kitchen, featuring a range cooker and ample counter space is ideal for family gatherings. The home includes six uniquely styled bedrooms, including a master suite with a king-size bed and en-suite bathroom. All bedrooms are fitted with air conditioning for added comfort.

Property Exterior

The expansive exterior features lush gardens with ample space for children to play. Furthermore the stables provide excellent facilities for equestrians, offering a unique opportunity to enjoy horseback riding through the stunning Mallorcan countryside.

Property Location

Calvià, located at the base of the Serra de Tramuntana in southwestern Mallorca.The town features picturesque ochre houses set among carob and almond trees, and provides easy access to major resorts.

This area is a gateway to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Serra de Tramuntana, a breathtaking mountain range extending nearly 90 kilometres from Andratx to Cap de Formentor. The Serra boasts stunning landscapes, including the tranquil Gorg Blau and Cúber reservoirs, impressive peaks like Puig Major and Teix, and historic villages such as Deià and Valldemossa. The region’s ancient dry stone terraces and scenic beauty make it a must-visit destination for both natural and cultural exploration.

Local Amenities

Calvià is attracting thousands of visitors each year with its ancient architecture and rich history. The town boasts 17th-century buildings, alongside even older sites such as the remains of a Roman villa. The imposing Church of Sant Joan Baptista, built over a 13th-century structure, highlights its classical architectural heritage.

Its central location on Mallorca’s southwest coast makes Calvià an ideal base for exploring nearby resorts, including Andratx, Puerto Portals, Magaluf, Santa Ponsa, and Paguera. The proximity to the Serra de Tramuntana also provides easy access to numerous hiking and mountain biking trails, with a designated cycle track offering smooth routes for a more relaxed ride.