Nestled in the heart of the historic La Lonja district, just steps away from the vibrant Plaça de la Drassana, this charming townhouse from 1930 exudes character and potential. Surrounded by narrow, winding streets, tasteful little bars, and exquisite restaurants, the area is rich in Moorish architectural influences and Mediterranean flair.
Spread across 206 sqm of living space over four floors, the property comprises two separate duplex apartments—one with two bedrooms, the other with one bedroom. Floor-to-ceiling wooden French windows bathe the interiors in natural light and evoke the elegance of colonial times. From the French balconies, the view opens onto one of the district’s most stately and atmospheric streets.
On the ground floor, the house offers a souterrain garage for two vehicles, a freight elevator reaching the penultimate floor, and several basement and utility rooms on the mezzanine level.
This rare gem presents an outstanding opportunity for complete renovation, with the potential to become a unique and exclusive residence in one of Palma’s most sought-after neighborhoods.
The district of La Lonja in Palma de Mallorca is one of the most vibrant and charming areas of the old town. It takes its name from the historic maritime exchange building “Sa Llotja”, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture built between 1420 and 1452 under the direction of the architect Guillem Sagrera. Today, the building serves as an exhibition space for contemporary art and is a major landmark in Palma.
La Lonja is known for its maze of narrow streets, picturesque squares, and historic buildings. The architecture blends Gothic and Art Nouveau elements, giving the neighborhood a unique charm. A highlight is the Abaco Cocktail Bar, renowned for its opulent interior featuring art deco mirrors, marble tables, and a nostalgic atmosphere.
