In the heart of Calatrava, one of the most sought-after areas of Palma’s old town, this property occupies a corner position overlooking a wide square, offering a very rare feeling in the historic centre: open light, privacy, and no buildings directly in front of the windows, with the theatre located on the opposite side of the square.

Set in a well-maintained building from 2012 with lift access and good-quality finishes, the property was originally designed as two separate apartments and still retains both independent entrances, offering the genuine possibility of dividing it again if desired.

Today it functions as a single home with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The main living area is arranged as an open-plan space where the living room, dining area and kitchen flow together while still feeling clearly defined. Being on a corner, the light moves through the home throughout the day: morning sun fills the living room, midday light gathers on the south-facing terrace, and in the afternoon the interior regains a warm glow from the reflection of the square.

From the terrace, located on the same level as the kitchen, there is also a pleasant partial sea view, which gives the space a greater sense of openness.

The layout clearly separates the night area. The master suite sits at one end of the property, with an en-suite bathroom discreetly integrated behind a concealed door within a wardrobe, while the two guest bedrooms are located on the opposite side.

All rooms are exterior, ceilings are high with exposed beams, and the overall condition is very well maintained. The property also includes a parking space within the same building, a highly valuable asset in the old town.

A home with a very special light, a well-resolved layout, and a location that is difficult to match within Palma’s historic centre.

One of the best-preserved old towns in Spain, featuring the most amazing Gothic architecture in the Mediterranean, surrounded by hundreds of narrow streets, excellent shopping, great restaurants, art galleries, museums, and amazing ancient passages leading to important historical monuments, landmark buildings, and the jewel of the crown: Catedral Santa Maria, La Seu. It is very popular for social life and offers very trendy places to visit, like Passeig del Born, Avenida de Jaume III, Passeig de la Rambla, La Llonja, and some of the most visited “Plazas”, such as Plaza Santa Eulalia, Plaza Cort, Plaza Mercat, and Plaza Mayor, among others. Casco Antiguo is one of the most desirable districts for property investment. Many of them have been renovated over the past few years and turned into luxury apartments with all the modern amenities.