Property description
This charming and historic penthouse flat is located in an old railway station close to the famous "Banys de San Juan de Fontsanta" between the towns of Campos and Ses Salines.
The house stands on a 4.124 m2 plot and consists of 4 residential units, different communal areas and a communal pool, thus forming a small and familiar residential community. The flat is located on the 3rd floor and is accessible via an external staircase at the back of the house. The approx. 66m2 total area is divided into a 12m2 equipped kitchen, a 4.5m bathroom with shower, a 17m2 living area and an 18m2 bedroom.
The living area is equipped with air-conditioning and a chimney, so that all rooms can be air-conditioned all year round. A large door, fitted with large double-glazed panoramic windows, leads to the 12m2 terrace with sea and panoramic views. The panoramic windows give the room a lot of brightness, as well as the necessary protection against the strong heat in summer and the cold in winter.
The terrace is equipped with a cosy sitting area and thus provides a perfect outdoor space that leaves nothing to be desired. On sunny days, the neighbouring island of Cabrera cannot be overlooked, and together with the far-reaching view of the landscape, both factors make for a dreamlike and idyllic picture.
Following the living area is the 18m2 spacious bedroom with built-in wardrobes for clothes or other things.
The flat also includes a storage room and an outdoor parking space.
A lot of history and preserved and restored details from the past turn this property into something very special.
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Equipment/Features
- Historic property
- Double glazing
- Air conditioning hot/cold
- Chimney
- Terrace
- Panoramic view
- Storeroom
- Parking space for car
- Communal pool
Location
Located at kilometre 52.7 of the railway line between Palma de Mallorca and Santany, the house was built in 1917 and served in the summer months as a stop for the "Banys de San Juan de Fontsanta", today very well known as one of the only thermal baths in the region and an important part of the municipality of Campos.
It was not near an urban centre, so the stationmaster had a car to take passengers from the station to the thermal baths. During the rest of the year it served as a stopping point and the passenger building was used as a train driver's residence. After the railway line was closed in 1964, a terrace was added and the building became a private home, which was maintained and renewed from year to year.
The nearby village of Ses Salines is very close to the 'Cap de Ses Salines', the southernmost tip of the island, and has many excellent restaurants to choose from, as well as many cultural events. This area has a long agricultural tradition that continues to this day and is predominantly residential, retaining much of its original charm. Along with the neighbouring town of Colonia de Sant Jordi, Ses Salines was once prized by the invading Romans for its salt production. The town's name derives from this activity and literally means 'source of salt'.
Nearby historic villages to Ses Salines, are Campos, Santanyi and Sa Rapita. The award-winning beach 'Es Trenc', as well as Cala Llombards and many other beaches and coves, are close by.
If you want to experience the true, rural Mallorca, Ses Salines is a good choice.
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