Near Palma · Mallorca
Luxury homes for sale in Marratxí,
within reach of the capital.
Luxury homes for sale in Marratxí pair countryside space with a short drive into Palma, on the inland plain just north-east of the city.
Search propertiesThe villages of Pòrtol and Sa Cabaneta keep an old pottery craft alive, and road and rail link the municipality with Palma. It suits buyers who want land and privacy without leaving city life behind.
Living in Marratxí
Residential areas of detached villas on generous plots sit between fields and low hills, many with gardens, pools and open views. Older rural houses have been restored with care, keeping their stone walls and courtyards.
Bunyola and Santa María del Camí lead towards the Serra de Tramuntana, while Palma's schools, shops and airport stay close at hand. Whether you need a family villa or a country house with land, tell us and start from there.
Palma, Calvià
and every corner of Mallorca.
Mallorca
Son Vida villas, the harbour of Port d'Andratx and stone estates on the plain: the island's finest houses, area by area.
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Sea-facing villas, hillside retreats and quiet country estates on the most free-spirited of the Balearic Islands.
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Luxury properties in Menorca: harbour homes in Mahón, restored country estates and villas above quiet coves.
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Mallorca's northern bay: a walled old town, a marina and long beaches of pale sand.
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Southwest Mallorca, from the yachts of Puerto Portals to the wide bay of Santa Ponsa.
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A hilltop town in central Menorca, with farmland inland and the south coast at Son Bou.
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A mountain village in Mallorca's Raiguer, beneath the castle rock and the Serra de Tramuntana.
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Farmland and stone farmhouses at the centre of Mallorca, below the sanctuaries of Puig de Randa.
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Mallorca's south-west corner: Port d'Andratx, Camp de Mar, Sant Elm and the sea facing Sa Dragonera.
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North-east Mallorca: a hilltop sanctuary, a protected headland and the calm shore of Colònia de Sant Pere.
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Stone village houses and country estates among the vineyards of inland Mallorca.
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Mountain homes and olive estates on the route between Palma and Sóller.
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Questions,
answered.
Why look in Marratxí rather than in Palma itself?
Larger plots, more quiet and more outdoor space, while the city and its services remain within easy reach.
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