A Piece of Timeless Mallorcan Nobility – Manor House, Villa and Bodega of Great Grandeur and Modern Elegance

Nestled in the tranquil hills of Establiments, just minutes from Palma, this estate is one of Mallorca’s most remarkable properties, a Mediterranean masterpiece where tradition, elegance, and artistry converge. At its heart lies a striking, state-of-the-art winery: a bold architectural statement crafted from stone and copper, with sweeping curves and floor-to-ceiling glass that opens onto views of sprawling vineyards and the Tramuntana mountains. More than a winemaking facility, this bodega is a modern landmark that blends seamlessly into the landscape while positioning the estate as a potential wine destination of true international prestige.

Spanning over 94 hectares (94,000 m²), this vast domain is composed of three distinct fincas that together form a unified estate of rare distinction. The main finca exudes authentic Mallorcan grandeur, with its stone façades, a romantic courtyard, and interiors rich in detail—hand-carved wooden doors, antique tiled floors, fresco-style painted walls, and soaring beamed ceilings. Highlights include a conservatory-style dining room with painted trellis walls, arched windows opening onto bougainvillea-clad terraces, refined salons and libraries filled with antiques, and monumental spaces such as arched galleries, cloisters, and vaulted interiors that combine Mediterranean tradition with refined artistry. The estate is offered fully furnished, with an exceptional collection sourced from across the world, including artifacts of provenance from the Palace of Versailles, transforming it into a living museum of taste and culture.

The landscaped gardens create a haven of tranquillity, where formal design meets Mediterranean abundance. An elegant reflecting pool lined with statues evokes a sense of grandeur, while vast lawns shaded by palms and cypresses open toward sea views. Romantic fountains and serene ponds intermingle with citrus orchards and olive groves, and expansive terraces provide the perfect backdrop for al fresco dining and entertaining in Mallorcan style.

Beyond its beauty, the estate retains great agricultural potential. Facilities exist to revive olive oil production, artisanal cheese making, and Angus beef farming, with land and stables suited for a return to traditional operations. This connection between heritage and production offers an opportunity to merge luxury living with sustainability through agrarian and gastronomic ventures.

Ultimately, this is more than a residence—it is a Mediterranean legacy estate where heritage, modern design, and landscape flourish together. Centered on its groundbreaking winery and enriched by timeless architecture and gardens, it offers a rare opportunity to create, to celebrate, and to pass down a masterpiece equally suited as a cultural retreat, a family sanctuary, or an international wine and agricultural project.