Tomt i Son Negre, Mallorca

This typical Mallorcan farmhouse has a constructed area of 135 m2, is made of Mares stone and is located on a plot of almost 14,000 m2, which is adjacent to another plot of land of over 17,000 m2.

The two plots are sold together.

The smaller piece of land has the house on it and a project has been registered for this, which has already been approved.
The current owner expects the last documents with signatures and stamp by April/May 2023 at the latest, so that the conversion could start immediately.

Although the building has a new roof, it would be advisable to remove the old walls and use the stones to clad the newly built walls, so that the rustic look could be retained.

A 35 m2 pool was also submitted in the project, which is located behind the house.

This development is possible, as the original house dates from 1946, providing the basis for and build area required, for the current conversion.

One could register another project on the bigger plot and build an additional property or simply put the two properties together and enjoy the luxury of a property on more than 30,000 m2.

The project has already been submitted and approved.
Only for the final approval at the town hall of Manacor is needed.

All documents required will be available by April/May at the latest, enabling construction to proceed.

Son Negre is a small village located in the municipality of Manacor.

It is on the Ma-4021 road that runs from Manacor to Son Carrió.

The town has a church from 1878 and an old school from 1928 that is no longer in use.

The village has just 21 scattered houses, three of which are owned by the church.

The two plots of land are entered in the Escritura.
The house stands on the smaller plot, which is the basis
For the renovation project.

The one plot could be sold separately or merged with the other. By combining the two plots, an extension of the existing house would be possible, by submitting a new project.

Or you can simply enjoy the space you have - without neighbors and with the opportunity to start a garden/orchard project.