Villa in Sineu, Mallorca (7 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms)

The rural estate Son Marroig is the result of the division of the old Islamic farm, named Beni-Taref in 1232, during the land distribution carried out after the Conquest of Mallorca by Don Jaime I the Conqueror, and granted to the nobleman Pere Arnau. The estate consists of a plot of 759,132 m² with a built residential area of 920 m² and agricultural buildings of 823 m². The land of the rural estate has an irregular shape, with sections that are noticeably flat and sections that are uneven, forming small, gently sloping hills that create a small stream through which rainwater flows during heavy rainfall. Most of the land is covered with scrubland, with wild olive and pine trees. A small part features evergreen oaks, while the rest of the plots contain almond trees, carob trees, and fig trees, with the remainder allocated to pasture and dry farming. On the estate stands a large, freestanding two-story building used as the rural residence, known as Cases Velles, with several rooms, verandas and storage areas. At the center of the main façade there is an exterior staircase leading to the first floor, where a fully furnished dwelling is also located. Around the main building there is also a series of agricultural outbuildings. Call or write to us today for additional advice about this property! Do not hesitate to contact our real estate agency „GRUPO TERRASUN“ for more information and to arrange a viewing.