Beautiful Village House in Esporles
This lovely stone-fronted village house in Esporles is situated in an exceptionally quiet location on the upper outskirts of this sought-after village. Offering a total area of 122 m², the ground-floor living area features a cozy sitting room with a fireplace, an additional living and dining space with an open-plan kitchen and adjoining pantry, and a compact shower room. On the upper floor, you will find the master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, a second bedroom, and a third room currently utilized as a storage space.
Given the scarcity of parking in the village, the two private parking spaces located directly in front of the house add exceptional value. In addition, a separate small plot directly opposite belongs to the property. It currently hosts an approximately 40 m² terrace with an outdoor storage shed, creating a wonderful space for al fresco living. There is also potential to expand the living area through an extension or additional structure on the plot where the terrace is currently situated. Please contact us directly for further details regarding planning and development options. For this reason, among others, the property also represents an attractive opportunity for investors.
Features & Details:
Fitted kitchen, pantry, built-in wardrobes, tiled flooring, double-glazed windows, traditional window shutters, fireplace, terrace, approx. 4 m² separate casita (storage shed), 2 private parking spaces.
ESPORLES – THE LOCATION
Esporles is an idyllic, remarkably unspoiled mountain village nestled at the foot of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Serra de Tramuntana, home to approximately 4,200 residents. Those seeking the authentic Mallorca will discover traditional stone houses, plane-tree-lined avenues, a vibrant local community, and one of the most desirable residential locations in the west of the island.
The atmosphere in Esporles is refined, traditional, and cosmopolitan all at once. Unlike neighboring villages such as Valldemossa, Esporles is not inundated by tour buses; instead, it has carefully preserved its grounded, tranquil character. Characteristic of the Tramuntana mountain range, warm honey-toned stone facades with green wooden shutters (persianas mallorquinas) dominate the village landscape. The town is divided by a mountain torrent (Torrent de Sant Pere), crossed by several picturesque small bridges.
Located in a fertile valley in western Mallorca, Esporles is surrounded by dense holm oak and pine forests, as well as terraced groves of olive and almond trees. One of the village’s greatest assets is its outstanding connectivity: a well-maintained road takes you to the center of Palma in just 15 to 20 minutes (approx. 14 km), while Palma International Airport is only around 25 minutes away. Prominent neighboring towns include Valldemossa (reachable in about 10–12 minutes via a scenic winding mountain road), Banyalbufar on the west coast, and Establiments.
The heart of the village is the Passeig del Rei. Beneath ancient plane trees, cozy cafes, bakeries, and tapas bars line the promenade—the perfect setting to meet for a café con leche or a cold draft beer. Small supermarkets, delicatessens, traditional bakeries (forns offering superb ensaimadas and cocas), a pharmacy, and bank branches easily cover everyday amenities. Furthermore, Esporles is ideal for families, with leading international private schools (such as The Academy, Green Valley, and Queen’s College around Palma) reachable within 15 to 20 minutes by car. A local medical center (PAC) is also situated within the village.
The TIB bus route 202 runs several times daily, offering direct connections to the Intermodal Station at Plaça d’Espanya in Palma. Every Saturday morning, the Passeig comes alive with a colorful weekly market featuring fresh produce, regional mountain cheese, olive oil, and artisan crafts. Esporles also serves as a major hub for hikers and a magnet for ambitious road cyclists embarking on Tramuntana stages. From hearty, traditional home cooking to elevated Mediterranean dining, venues such as Quay, Es Brollador, and rustic local bodegas deliver outstanding culinary quality without the inflated prices of mass-tourism hotspots.
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