This $9.2 Million Mallorcan Estate Comes With a 4-Hole Private Golf Course
Tucked at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac on 30 acres of untouched countryside, the nearly 5,000-square-foot villa comes with everything from a heated zero-edge pool and running track to a pétanque court, a four-hole golf course, and its own chicken coop. Yes, you read that right: fresh eggs and private fairways, all in one place.
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Completed in 2022, the residence was designed to blend traditional Mediterranean style with crisp modern living. Think creamy stucco walls, terracotta roof, and expansive terraces made for lounging, dining, and taking in panoramic views of the rolling landscape. Inside, the tone is warm and refined with natural wood beams, hand-laid stone floors, and oversized windows that flood every room with clear, natural light.
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The open-concept main living area centers around a state-of-the-art kitchen with a large central island. There's also a cozy lounge with a fireplace and multiple indoor-outdoor living zones.
There are four spacious en suite bedrooms in the main house, each with a private terrace or balcony for added seclusion. The main bedroom also has a walk-in closet, plus an outdoor shower tucked into the landscape. The property's fifth bedroom is found in the separate guesthouse—perfect for hosting friends, family, or a live-in caretaker.
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Sustainability was at the forefront when the estate was planned. It runs entirely off-grid, powered by an array of solar panels and a 200 kWh lithium-ion battery storage system, a backup generator, and its own private well. Other perks include underfloor heating, air conditioning throughout, high-speed internet, and satellite TV.
Thanks to earlier planning laws, the existing home exceeds what's currently allowed to be built, making it a unicorn in the Mallorca property market. Adding to its appeal, a flexible outbuilding can be transformed into a gym, sauna, home office, or another bedroom suite, depending on your needs.
Still want more? A second home of up to 5,400 square feet with a separate driveway can be legally added to the property, offering up the opportunity for a family compound.Best of Robb Report
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