Villa for sale in Alcúdia, Mallorca

Traditional townhouse with courtyard, sun terrace and large attic within Alcúdia’s historic walls

Some properties are defined not only by their square metres, but by the possibilities they still offer.

This traditional townhouse, located inside the historic walled town of Alcúdia, is a perfect example.

A characterful property arranged over several levels, with access from two different streets, an inner courtyard, a small parking area, sun terrace, several bedrooms and a remarkably spacious attic that opens the door to many future renovation possibilities.

According to the Land Registry/Cadastre, the property has a total built area of 253 m² on a 128 m² plot, which is particularly generous for a house in the heart of Alcúdia’s old town.

The property is recorded as having been built in 1960 and retains many of the features associated with traditional Mallorcan townhouses: exposed timber beams, original-style doors and windows, solid walls, different ceiling heights and rooms that have evolved over the years according to the needs of the family who lived there.

This is not a newly built property, nor a fully modernised home.

And that is precisely part of its appeal.

A house connecting two streets

The main entrance opens into a generous entrance hall, with two double bedrooms positioned on either side.

Both rooms are exterior-facing and offer good proportions, allowing for different layouts depending on the needs of the future owner.

From here, the house leads into the spacious living and dining room, which acts as the central hub of the ground floor.

The staircase to the upper levels is located here, while the courtyard lies directly ahead.

The layout retains the character of traditional Mallorcan townhouses, where the spaces reveal themselves gradually and each room has its own distinct purpose and atmosphere.

Courtyard, kitchen and rear street access

The living and dining area connects directly with both the courtyard and the kitchen.

The kitchen is currently traditional in style, with good dimensions and plenty of potential for a future contemporary update.

From here, there is access to a second room currently used as a utility and laundry area, which also retains an old fireplace.

In the same section of the house, close to the rear entrance, there is also a shower room, making it particularly practical for the ground floor and the adjoining outdoor areas.

This part of the property provides direct access to the second street, giving the house two independent entrances.

This is a particularly useful feature in a historic townhouse, both for everyday convenience and for anyone considering a future reorganisation of the layout.

Courtyard, small parking space and sun terrace

On the ground floor, the property has an inner courtyard of approximately 15 m², bringing natural light and ventilation into this part of the house.

The courtyard also gives access to a small covered parking area.

It is important to point out that its dimensions are typical of historic old-town properties and are therefore better suited to a very compact car than to a modern large vehicle or SUV.

A staircase from this area leads up to the sun terrace.

From here, there are pleasant views over the rooftops and historic surroundings of Alcúdia. With a relatively simple intervention, this could become a very attractive space for sunbathing, reading or enjoying the late afternoon.

To one side of the terrace there is also a small covered traditional room, which could serve as storage, a workshop, studio or auxiliary space connected to the terrace.

Bedrooms on the upper floor

The first floor continues to preserve much of the original character of the house.

Here we find several bedrooms and a full bathroom.

The current layout is quite distinctive, as one of the rooms also acts as a passage to access other bedrooms.

In total, there are four rooms on this level currently associated with sleeping accommodation.

A future refurbishment could easily reinterpret the circulation and create a more contemporary layout adapted to the requirements of the next owner.

That is one of the main strengths of the house: there is enough space to rethink the interiors without losing the property’s original identity.

Air conditioning

The property has air conditioning in some rooms.

From the available photographs, we can identify a more recent unit in the living and dining area and an older unit in one of the bedrooms.

As the house has evolved over time, the air-conditioning system is another aspect that could be reviewed and updated as part of a broader renovation of the installations.

A large attic with exceptional potential

One of the most surprising areas of the property is found on the top floor.

The large attic space with traditional exposed timber structure offers a substantial amount of additional area.

At present, it is mainly used for storage.

Its potential, however, goes far beyond that.

It could be transformed into a private gym or wellness area, studio, office, library, games room or a large multifunctional space.

In our visualisations, we have shown one possible interpretation as a private gym and wellness area.

It is worth noting that the ceiling height varies because of the sloping roof, which forms part of the authentic character of this attic.

Living inside Alcúdia’s historic walls

Alcúdia’s old town is one of the most distinctive historic centres in northern Mallorca.

Living within the walls means being surrounded by narrow streets, traditional façades, small squares, shops, cafés, restaurants and architecture that still preserves much of the town’s historic identity.

At the same time, everyday services are within easy walking distance.

The location offers a sense of place that is difficult to replicate in newer residential areas, while remaining convenient for day-to-day life.

Here, you are not simply buying a house.

You are becoming part of Alcúdia’s historic urban fabric.

Key features

Traditional townhouse within Alcúdia’s historic walls.

253 m² built area according to Cadastre.

128 m² plot according to Cadastre.

Access from two different streets.

Large entrance hall.

Two double bedrooms on the ground floor.

Spacious living and dining room.

Separate kitchen.

Utility/laundry area with traditional fireplace.

Ground-floor shower room next to the rear entrance.

Inner courtyard.

Small parking area suitable for a compact vehicle.

Sun terrace.

Auxiliary room next to the sun terrace.

Several bedrooms on the first floor.

Full bathroom on the upper floor.

Large attic.

Exposed timber beams and many traditional architectural details.

Air conditioning in some rooms.

Significant potential for renovation and reconfiguration.

Year of construction according to Cadastre: 1960.

Property details

Total built area according to Cadastre: 253 m².

Plot area according to Cadastre: 128 m².

Ground floor residential use: 101 m² according to Cadastre.

Parking area registered in Cadastre: 10 m².

First-floor residential use: 79 m² according to Cadastre.

Storage area on the first floor: 10 m² according to Cadastre.

Storage/attic area on the upper floor: 53 m² according to Cadastre.

Year of construction: 1960.

Bathrooms: 2 — one shower room on the ground floor and one full bathroom on the upper floor.

Air conditioning: visible in the living/dining room and in one bedroom.

IBI property tax: to be confirmed.

Waste collection fee: to be confirmed.

Energy performance certificate: to be confirmed.

The cadastral information records a total built area of 253 m² on a 128 m² plot, comprising residential, parking and storage areas distributed over the different levels.

Approximate distances

Alcúdia Old Town: the property is located within the historic walled centre itself.

Restaurants, cafés and shops: a few minutes on foot.

Supermarkets and everyday services: a few minutes away.

Port d’Alcúdia beach: approximately 5–10 minutes by car.

Alcúdia marina: approximately 10 minutes by car.

Alcanada Golf Club: approximately 15 minutes by car.

Port de Pollença: approximately 15–20 minutes by car.

Palma de Mallorca Airport: approximately 45–50 minutes.

Information about the images

To present the property as clearly as possible and help viewers understand the potential of the different spaces, this listing includes both original photographs and selected images processed or visualised using artificial intelligence.

Images labelled "Imagen optimizada con IA” are based on the original photographs of the property.

In these images, the intervention is limited to removing certain personal items or excess decorative objects, visually tidying the rooms and making small presentation or decorative adjustments.

The purpose is simply to make the spaces feel clearer and easier to read visually.

These edits are not intended to alter the layout, dimensions or essential architectural characteristics of the property.

Images labelled "Reforma y homestaging con IA” go one step further.

These are visual proposals showing possible renovation and interior-design concepts.

They may include alternative flooring, kitchens, bathrooms, lighting, furniture, decorative elements or other design solutions, with the sole purpose of helping potential buyers imagine how the property could look after refurbishment.

These images are for illustrative purposes only.

They do not necessarily represent the current condition of the property, and the works, finishes, furniture or decorative elements shown are not included in the sale unless expressly stated otherwise.

In all visualisations, we have aimed to preserve the essential proportions, room layout and key architectural features of the property so that the images remain a useful and understandable reference.

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Unless expressly stated otherwise, decorative elements, furniture and styling items shown in the images are not included in the sale.