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This house of about 940 square meters divided into 3 floors, built on a plot of 828 m2, is located in the north of Mallorca and opens to the Mediterranean Sea with a minimalist structure.
As if it were a window to the sea, the 'Casa El Mirador de Alcanada' opens to the intense blue of the Mediterranean due to the unevenness of the terrain, its structure of pure lines and its privileged location in the north of the island of Mallorca. More than six metres high to enter a home in which simplicity and elegance have been key to the design.
In the heart of the Balearic archipelago and at the foot of the bay of Alcudia stands this residence divided into four floors, a terrace and an infinity pool with a waterfall. It blends in with its surroundings thanks to the use of local stone and glazed walls, thus achieving an unbreakable link between the interior and the exterior.
On the main floor, which is accessed through a large door, "the highest in Spain in residential housing".
The house consists of a large living-dining-kitchen area open to the outside with a large 9-metre glass window to access the terrace where the infinity pool and waterfall are located. Four en-suite bedrooms with views of the bay of Alcudia, a multi-purpose room and another service room with its own bathroom.
On the roof floor, which is accessed via the lift that connects all floors of the building, is the solarium and a small outdoor kitchen, and from where you can see the whole of the great Bay of Alcudia, the sunrise and sunset.
On the basement floor there is a large car park, two independent installation rooms, as well as a gymnasium with natural light and a large wine cellar excavated in the natural rock.
As if it were a window to the sea, the 'Casa El Mirador de Alcanada' opens to the intense blue of the Mediterranean due to the unevenness of the terrain, its structure of pure lines and its privileged location in the north of the island of Mallorca. More than six metres high to enter a home in which simplicity and elegance have been key to the design.
In the heart of the Balearic archipelago and at the foot of the bay of Alcudia stands this residence divided into four floors, a terrace and an infinity pool with a waterfall. It blends in with its surroundings thanks to the use of local stone and glazed walls, thus achieving an unbreakable link between the interior and the exterior.
On the main floor, which is accessed through a large door, "the highest in Spain in residential housing".
The house consists of a large living-dining-kitchen area open to the outside with a large 9-metre glass window to access the terrace where the infinity pool and waterfall are located. Four en-suite bedrooms with views of the bay of Alcudia, a multi-purpose room and another service room with its own bathroom.
On the roof floor, which is accessed via the lift that connects all floors of the building, is the solarium and a small outdoor kitchen, and from where you can see the whole of the great Bay of Alcudia, the sunrise and sunset.
On the basement floor there is a large car park, two independent installation rooms, as well as a gymnasium with natural light and a large wine cellar excavated in the natural rock.