Townhouse for sale in Palma de Mallorca, Mallorca

This historic Mallorcan manor house for sale in Palma’s Old Town offers 814 m² of built area across five floors. Its generous scale, traditional inner courtyard, terraces, roof terrace and private parking for three vehicles create an unusually versatile residence in the heart of the historic centre.

The accommodation includes three reception rooms, a separate dining room and a library, offering distinct settings for everyday living and entertaining. At least three offices or studies provide space for professional, creative or personal use. The private accommodation comprises five bedrooms, six bathrooms and a dressing room, complemented by a kitchen, utility room and service room.

A lift connects the ground floor with the third floor, while internal staircases provide access throughout the building. The courtyard introduces a private open-air space into the centre of the home, while the terraces and rooftop extend the living areas outdoors. The combination of substantial proportions, flexible rooms and three private parking spaces makes this a compelling option for buyers seeking a historic Palma residence suited to permanent living, a second home or combined residential and professional use.

Please note that the images at the end are inspiration for what the property could look like after a modern renovation.

Heritage, museums and Mediterranean city life

Palma’s Old Town is one of the Mediterranean’s most characterful historic centres, with medieval streets, traditional Mallorcan courtyards and an exceptional concentration of architecture and culture. Landmarks include Palma Cathedral, the Royal Palace of La Almudaina and the Arab Baths, while Es Baluard, Casal Balaguer, CaixaForum Palma and the city’s galleries provide a varied cultural programme. Restaurants, cafés, independent shops and established shopping streets contribute to an active urban lifestyle throughout the year.

Healthcare, education and everyday services

Public primary healthcare in central Palma includes the Escola Graduada Health Centre, which offers family medicine, nursing, paediatrics, women’s healthcare and other services; its designated hospital is Hospital Universitari Son Llàtzer. The city also provides pharmacies, medical specialists and a broad range of additional healthcare services.

Palma offers state, private and international education. Officially registered international options within the municipality include Bellver International College, Baleares International College San Agustín, the Swedish School, Lycée Français International and Deutsche Schule Mallorca. The University of the Balearic Islands has its principal campus in Palma municipality and the Sa Riera building in the city centre.

Sport, golf, beaches and nautical facilities

Palma’s municipal sports network includes facilities such as S’Estel, Son Moix, Son Hugo and Germans Escalas, with fitness programmes, swimming pools and gym access across the network. Golfers can choose among five 18-hole courses within the municipality, including Son Vida, Son Muntaner, Son Quint, Puntiró and Son Gual.

The seafront connects the centre with Can Pere Antoni, Palma’s urban beach overlooking the Cathedral. The Bay of Palma supports sailing, kayaking, windsurfing and other water sports, while the Real Club Náutico de Palma, Club Náutico Portitxol and the city’s marinas reinforce Palma’s strong nautical character.

Markets, celebrations and connections

Mercat de l’Olivar is a central reference for fresh produce, fish, meat and local specialities. Craft markets at Plaça Major and Passeig Sagrera add seasonal colour to the historic centre. Palma’s cultural calendar includes the Sant Sebastià festivities, whose traditional revetlla brings bonfires, music and community celebrations to the streets, as well as Nit de l’Art, when galleries and cultural institutions animate the city centre.

Palma’s EMT bus network serves the centre and includes a direct airport route. From the Intermodal Station at Plaça d’Espanya, residents can access Mallorca’s train, metro and interurban bus network, making the Old Town a practical base for exploring the rest of the island.