Finca/Country House for sale in Inca, Mallorca

Natural-stone finca with a pool, tennis court, and a 300 m² hall near Inca

There are places where life moves a little slower. This charming natural stone finca is located just about 2 km from the center of Inca, nestled on a lush, green lot of approximately 3,300 m². Palm trees, tall pines, olive trees, and lush bougainvillea frame the property, with the mountains of the Serra de Tramuntana silhouetted in the background.

Even the arrival feels special. The natural stone facade, the arches of the covered veranda, and the balconies with their balustrades exude typical Mallorcan charm. The finca was built in 1985 and has been lovingly maintained.

Inside, you’ll find two living areas, ideal for family and guests. The main living area and the gallery level are connected by a wooden staircase. On cool winter evenings, the wood-burning stove creates a cozy atmosphere. The modern kitchen, featuring a large cooking island and a professional-grade stove, is a gathering place for anyone who enjoys cooking together. There are three bedrooms and three bathrooms in total. The master bathroom, featuring a freestanding bathtub, opens directly onto a balcony. Double-glazed wooden windows, air conditioning for heating and cooling, and a separate laundry room round out the amenities.

Outside is where the true Mallorca experience begins. The private pool and hot tub invite you to enjoy relaxing summer days. The outdoor kitchen, complete with a grill and pizza oven, is perfect for long evenings with friends. Sports enthusiasts will appreciate the on-site tennis court. Thanks to its southwest-facing orientation, you can enjoy the sun well into the evening.

A real highlight is the agricultural hall, measuring approximately 300 m², with its own driveway and parking area. It comfortably accommodates boats, classic cars, RVs, or multiple vehicles, as well as a workshop or hobby room. A new certificate of occupancy (Cédula de habitabilidad) was issued in 2026.

Inca is the vibrant heart of the island’s center. The town is known for its traditional Thursday market, its leather crafts, and its excellent restaurants. The vineyards of Binissalem and the villages of the Tramuntana Mountains are very close by. The highway is only about 4 km away; Palma and the airport can be reached in about 30 minutes, and the beaches in the north of the island are also within easy reach.

Whether as a family home, a residence for horse and boat enthusiasts, or a retreat with plenty of space for hobbies, this finca offers room for your ideas at a fair price.

Purchase price: €995,000

Where old stone walls tell stories and summer lingers a little longer.

Highlights

This natural stone finca near Inca combines Mallorcan charm with plenty of space, a pool, a tennis court, and a large garage for vehicles and hobbies.

Natural stone finca in a quiet location, approx. 2 km from the center of Inca
Property with approx. 3,300 m², palm trees, pine trees, and a well-maintained garden
Mountain views of the Serra de Tramuntana
Southwest-facing with sun until the evening
3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms
2 living areas and a loft level with a balcony
Modern kitchen with an island
Wood-burning stove
Master bathroom with a freestanding bathtub and access to the balcony
Private pool and hot tub
Private tennis court
Outdoor kitchen with grill and pizza oven
Agricultural building of approx. 300 m², with private access and parking area
Air conditioning (heating/cooling), double-glazed wooden windows
Separate laundry room
New Cédula de habitabilidad valid until 2026
Built in 1985
Highway approx. 4 km away, airport approx. 30 minutes away
Purchase price: €995,000

A place for dreams, for friends, and for long evenings under the open sky.

Inca and the Surrounding Area – The Vibrant Heart of the Island

When you discover Inca, you get to know the authentic Mallorca. This town, rich in tradition, is located right in the center of the island, at the foot of the Serra de Tramuntana. Here, authentic island life, living traditions, and a superb location come together.

Inca has been a center of craftsmanship and trade for centuries. The town is known for its leatherworking and shoe manufacturing, whose names are renowned far beyond Mallorca. Every Thursday, the large weekly market transforms the old town into a vibrant hub of activity featuring fruits, vegetables, ceramics, and leather goods. The highlight of the year is "Dijous Bo” in November, one of the most famous markets in the Balearic Islands.

Inca is also a must-visit destination for food lovers. Mallorcan specialties are served in the traditional "cellers,” old wine cellars featuring large wooden barrels. The wineries of Binissalem are right next door and invite visitors to enjoy wine tastings among the vineyards. In Caimari, one of the island’s finest olive oils is pressed.

Nature lovers can quickly reach the Tramuntana Mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Hiking trails, mountain villages, and the Lluc Monastery are just a short drive away. Right on the outskirts of town, the Santa Magdalena Hermitage sits perched on its hill, offering a sweeping view of the island’s center.

The location is a major advantage for daily life. Schools, doctors, supermarkets, and restaurants are all within easy reach. You can easily reach Palma via the highway and the train line, and the airport is about 30 minutes away. The wide sandy beaches in the bays of Alcúdia and Pollença are about a half-hour drive away.

Inca offers what many are looking for: authentic Mallorca away from the hustle and bustle, with heart, tradition, and everything you need to live.

Where the island still smells of the market, olive oil, and home.