Villa for sale in Sa Coma, Sant Llorenç des Cardassar, Mallorca

This modern villa is located in Sa Coma, a popular seaside resort in the northeast of the island of Mallorca.

You reach the entrance area via the paved driveway, which is surrounded by the lovingly landscaped front garden - including a beautiful old olive tree. Following the hallway to the left, you enter the large eat-in kitchen with modern equipment and access to a beautiful covered terrace with views of the garden.

The living and dining area is friendly and bright and gives you access to the garden with pool.

On the ground floor there is also a bathroom, a utility room and a second kitchen in the outdoor area.

The staircase takes you to the first floor of the property. Here you will find two good-sized bedrooms that share a bathroom, as well as the master bedroom with dressing area and en-suite bathroom.

You also have access to a beautiful large terrace, partly covered, which gives you a far-reaching view of the surrounding countryside. From this terrace you can also access the approx. 100 m² roof terrace with sea views.

There is a separate guest apartment in the basement of the house. This is equipped with a bedroom, a kitchenette, a bathroom and a sauna.

- Pool
- Garden
- Garage
- Integrated air conditioning
- Underfloor heating
- Modern fitted kitchen
- Additional kitchen in the outdoor area
- Sauna
- Guest area
- Fireplace
- Persiana
- Windows (double glazed)
- Automatic entrance gate
- Intercom system

Sa Coma is a small town belonging to the municipality of Sant Llorenc del Cardassar, in the east of Mallorca. The town located between Cala Millor and s'Illot, shares its hotel zone with the residential one. Its extensive beach of fine sand and crystal clear waters especially attracts family tourism in summer. The promenade runs along the entire shore to the neighboring beach of s'Illot and on the second line we find the main shopping street.

In the square of the talayot of Sa Coma you can visit the "Talayot de na Pol", archaeological remains of the indigenous populations of the island from 1,300 BC.