Two merged old town flats in Palma

Located in one of the most emblematic areas of Palma, very close to the historic Calle Conquistador, this spacious and bright duplex apartment offers an authentic Mallorcan essence in the heart of the city. Located between the elegant Paseo del Born and Plaza de Cort, it stands out for its unique character, reflecting the traditional architecture of the island. Original elements such as the antique tiled floors, the hardwood carpentry and the typical Mallorcan balconies with shutters and stained glass windows give the property a special charm. The central wooden staircase connects the two floors, enhancing the classical layout of the property.

With great potential for a renovation that respects its historical essence, the property is divided into two levels. On the first floor there is a spacious entrance hall, two living rooms, one of them with a balcony and a large window that floods the space with natural light, as well as three bedrooms and a study. The upper floor, accessible via the imposing wooden staircase, houses a large dining room next to the kitchen, a pantry, three additional bedrooms and two cosy living rooms.

The building has a large communal sun terrace with panoramic views of the city. Although it does not have its own car park, there is a municipal car park in Plaza de la Reina in the immediate vicinity, with the option of monthly parking passes. Its privileged location in the old town allows you to enjoy the proximity to exclusive shops, restaurants and points of cultural interest, making it a unique opportunity for those looking to live in the heart of Palma with the charm of Mallorcan tradition.
It consists of two joined flats which can be separated again as there are two deeds.

The old town of Palma is one of the most emblematic and charming areas of the city, where history and traditional architecture merge in an environment full of life. Its narrow cobbled streets, charming squares and stately buildings reflect the heritage of different cultures that have left their mark over the centuries.

Among its main attractions are the majestic Cathedral of La Seu, a symbol of the city with breathtaking views of the bay, and the Almudaina Palace, a former royal residence of Arab origin. Other architectural gems include the Town Hall in Plaza de Cort, the Lonja de Palma and the elegant Paseo del Born, with its exclusive shops, restaurants and cafés.

The old town is home to numerous Mallorcan patios, authentic examples of the island’s traditional architecture, many of them hidden behind the façades of old stately homes. In addition, the area has a vibrant cultural and gastronomic offer, with art galleries, markets and venues offering everything from traditional cuisine to avant-garde proposals.

Living in the old quarter of Palma means enjoying the essence of the city, with all the services within easy reach and a unique atmosphere that combines the tranquillity of its streets with the energy of its social and cultural life. An ideal place for both residents and those looking for an authentic experience in the heart of Mallorca.