Singular modern villa in Sol de Mallorca

Descripción

Detached house of new construction located in Sol de Mallorca, municipality of Balearic Islands, located in the western part of the island of Mallorca and within the region of the Sierra de Tramontana. This newly built villa, which enjoys partial sea views, has a surface area of 403.08 square metres and two terraces, one covered of 81.59 square metres and one uncovered of 160.43 square metres, and stands on a plot of 1,273.35 square metres. The façades combine smooth surfaces with walls clad in sandstone as a nod to the island’s traditional architecture. The interiors feature top-quality materials and carefully designed acoustic and thermal insulation systems. The house is fully equipped with limestone floors, Villeroy & Boch bathroom fittings, Kaldewei cast iron bathtubs and Grohe taps. The kitchen has state-of-the-art appliances by Gaggenau and a separate utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer by Miele, as well as a full range of furniture and other appliances such as dishwasher and wine cooler. The electrical mechanisms of the house are by Jung and it has a KNX home automation system and alarm pre-installation. The living area is distributed over five bedrooms, five en‑suite bathrooms and a guest toilet and a spacious living‑dining room with semi‑open kitchen area with island and high ceilings. This meeting area has large front windows facing the pool terrace, allowing the interior to merge seamlessly with the outdoor area. There are terraces, garden, garage for two vehicles and storage room. In terms of equipment, the property has Daikin air‑conditioning, with an aerothermal system using a heat pump to generate hot and cold air, with independent regulation and equipment for each of the rooms. To heat all the rooms, including bathrooms and kitchen, a hot water underfloor heating system has been chosen to achieve maximum comfort. Domestic hot water is generated by a high‑performance Daikin aerothermal system, powered at the same time by photovoltaic panels and two accumulators with a capacity of 200 litres each integrated in the system’s hydroboxes.