USD 4,230,458
USD 4,069,808
4 bd
2,357 sqft
USD 4,230,458
2,530 sqft
The winding road from Camp de Mar in the southwest of Mallorca to Port d'Andratx leads through a wooded landscape with fragrant pines. During the last metres, one sees the pretty blue bay with its countless white boats as if from nowhere; in the background, the Tramuntana mountains rise majestically.
To the left and right of the U-shaped bay of Port d'Andratx, long and short piers and jetties protrude into the harbour. Many boats, from the old fishing cutter to the noble sailing yacht, sway in the gentle waves. Almost like a small fjord, the marina, which is considered one of the most beautiful natural harbours in the world, looks like a small fjord. Around 500 watercraft can moor here - and they do during the summer months - at least that's what it feels like. The "Club de Vela Puerto de Andratx" is especially popular with sailors, also because the protected harbour is so easy to approach.
In the morning you can watch the fishermen, in the afternoon their green and blue nets lie spread out on the pier and give an almost artistic picture. The catch is sold to many fine restaurants in the area, and some of the seafood can be bought directly in the fish hall in the harbour.
The centre of the small town, which is popular with many day trippers, is the Avenida Mateo Bosch, which is located along the southern side of the harbour. Elegant cafés such as Cappuccino (Avenida Matteo Bosch 31) and restaurants such as Can Pep (Avenida Mateo Bosch 30) are lined up here. Tourists, but also residents from the villas and luxury apartment buildings around Port d'Andratx, meet in Can Pep, especially for fresh seafood and ice-cold white wine. The elegant La Ronda ArtCafé (Avinguda de l'Almirant Riera Alemany 10) offers good cocktails, a pretty roof terrace and a changing art exhibition, while Tim's Bar (Avenida Almirante Riera Alemany 7), which is always open, is a good place for a late nightcap. View more View less The villa is a true masterpiece of architecture and an example of the highest German craftsmanship. On an impressive plot of 650 square meters and a spacious living area of 380 square meters, it exudes timeless elegance. Upon entering the villa, you are greeted by light-filled rooms that bathe the interior in a warm and inviting light. The spacious living areas flow seamlessly into each other and convey a feeling of freedom. Large windows offer stunning views of the surrounding Mallorcan countryside. The villa has four bedrooms and three bathrooms, carefully designed to provide ultimate privacy and living comfort.Your new villa embodies the quintessence of modern living in the port of Andratx. This chic and classy haven offers a harmonious blend of luxury and Mediterranean comfort. Step into your new dream oasis in Mallorca - make your move today.The centerpiece of this home is undoubtedly the gourmet kitchen, a true culinary oasis equipped with a central island and a range of top-of-the-line Miele appliances, including a Ceran cooktop and Teppanyaki grill, Miele oven and steamer. Underfloor heating, powered by oil, provides year-round comfort and warmth. The property has a spacious garage for two to three vehicles, while an elevator provides seamless access to all three levels of the villa. For added security, "Can Gorbio" is equipped with an alarm system and an extensive network of surveillance cameras. An intercom system with camera provides additional security.Enjoy Mediterranean living to the fullest outdoors with retractable awnings, a spacious saltwater pool, outdoor shower and stainless steel Weber barbecue area with sink and cabinets. The beautifully landscaped garden has an automatic irrigation system, and upstairs residents have direct access to the pool area.Photos: LOVADESIGNSTUDIO- air conditioned w/c- SAT TV- Highspeed Internet- swimming pool- BBQ/outdoor kitchen- quiet- sunny- brightPort d'Andratx in the southwest of Mallorca is considered to be the most beautiful harbour place of the island and could preserve a piece of originality with the fjord-like bay.
The winding road from Camp de Mar in the southwest of Mallorca to Port d'Andratx leads through a wooded landscape with fragrant pines. During the last metres, one sees the pretty blue bay with its countless white boats as if from nowhere; in the background, the Tramuntana mountains rise majestically.
To the left and right of the U-shaped bay of Port d'Andratx, long and short piers and jetties protrude into the harbour. Many boats, from the old fishing cutter to the noble sailing yacht, sway in the gentle waves. Almost like a small fjord, the marina, which is considered one of the most beautiful natural harbours in the world, looks like a small fjord. Around 500 watercraft can moor here - and they do during the summer months - at least that's what it feels like. The "Club de Vela Puerto de Andratx" is especially popular with sailors, also because the protected harbour is so easy to approach.
In the morning you can watch the fishermen, in the afternoon their green and blue nets lie spread out on the pier and give an almost artistic picture. The catch is sold to many fine restaurants in the area, and some of the seafood can be bought directly in the fish hall in the harbour.
The centre of the small town, which is popular with many day trippers, is the Avenida Mateo Bosch, which is located along the southern side of the harbour. Elegant cafés such as Cappuccino (Avenida Matteo Bosch 31) and restaurants such as Can Pep (Avenida Mateo Bosch 30) are lined up here. Tourists, but also residents from the villas and luxury apartment buildings around Port d'Andratx, meet in Can Pep, especially for fresh seafood and ice-cold white wine. The elegant La Ronda ArtCafé (Avinguda de l'Almirant Riera Alemany 10) offers good cocktails, a pretty roof terrace and a changing art exhibition, while Tim's Bar (Avenida Almirante Riera Alemany 7), which is always open, is a good place for a late nightcap.