Description
Fantastic mallorquin style villa with stone cladding only a few steps away from Alcudia. Very quiet area. It has 395 m2 built divided in 3 floors. Finca of 10.000 m2 which are destined to garden area about 2.000 m2. ~In the ground floor we find the entrance with a practical built-in wardrobe and a nice wooden arch. It also has a living room and reading area, with access to the covered terrace of about 50 m2 which is next to the swimming pool and the garden. It has a large independent kitchen with dining area with views to the swimming pool and the terrace. It has 2 double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes. It includes a complete bathroom and laundry room.~The garage is on the ground floor, as well as an outside bathroom next to the swimming pool.~On the first floor we have a living room with mountain views and a small terrace. A double bedroom with en suite bathroom and dressing area. ~In the basement is the machine room, water tanks, water downpipes, air conditioning machinery and water softener.~The house has wide walls with double partition walls and double glazed special treated wood windows. Stucco walls. Air conditioning hot/cold throughout the house. Security door. Tiled floors. Interior carpentry in iroko/teak wood. Entry phone and automatic entrance gate. South facing. ~It has its own well and is connected to mains electricity. It has a deposit for rainwater collection. Built in 2002. Located 40 minutes from Palma.~"Alcúdia, situated in the north of the island, is a lively Mallorcan town offering cultural events and things to do all year round. Just one kilometre away is Port d'Alcúdia, an ideal place to get to know and discover some of the Mallorcan tradition without having to go too far.~Alcúdia is one of the most historic towns in Mallorca. Discover all about this fascinating walled town.~The pedestrian zone offers a wide variety of restaurants, cafés with beautiful terraces and cosy patios, craft shops, boutiques and Mallorcan specialities. Take a stroll through the medieval houses, the town hall and the Casas Señoriales: the majestic houses of the nobles.~The smallest Roman amphitheatre in Spain is in Alcúdia. Located one kilometre south of the city in the direction of the port, it also forms part of the Roman city of Pollentia. It also houses the forum and the houses of La Portella and was used as a necropolis during Roman times. Some of the ancient tombs can be seen between the steps of the theatre."~Source: abc-mallorca.es/alcudia/
