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16, Finca Alaro Featured
Alaro, Alaro, BALEARIC ISLANDS
Ref # : 16
Sales 4.650.000 €
The property has a flat side where it is located the house and the outbuildings that were used in its days as stables. In the back of the house is the mountain with a beautiful garden with stone walls and a natural water fountain coming from the mountains. It also has an area of countryside. The main building needs to be reformed and has a floor area of 1,700 m2 with 14 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 large entrance halls on the ground floor and on the main floor. It has 2 rooms, 2 studios, 2 dining, 2 large kitchens, a library, a chapel in excellent condition. In addition the home has a large basement, cellar, oil mill where oil used to be produced, several terraces and a tower from where you have marvellous views of the mountains, the valley and the village of Alaro. It has 3 outbuildings could be converted into a guest apartment, offices for staff, garages, The finca has its own water, mains electricity, fixed telephone line, Internet.
Property information
- Documents Conservation
- Certificato Energetico : In Process
- Cedula de Habitabilidad : In process
- Property Condition : Regular
- Mallorca Regions
- Raiguer
- Administrative Municipality : Alaró
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About this location :
Alaró is situated at the highest point in a valley on the southern slopes of the Tramuntana Mountain range in Mallorca and is part of the Raiguer region of Mallorca which runs the length of the eastern side of the Tramuntana. Originally believed to be part of an Arab farmstead called Oloron, Alaró’s first written recorded history starts with the Catalan conquests of Mallorca in the 13th century. By the 19th century and into the 20th century Alaró was central to many of the traditional crafts and industries of the Raiguer region. Shoemaking it is still home to the workshop of Tony Mora, a company renowned globally for handmade cowboy boots. Charcoal once collected in the forests of the Tramuntana but replaced by coal from the Raiguer as the demanded for power increased in the age of steam and the island built its first train routes. The architecture and narrow streets are typical of the villages in the foothills of the Tramuntana, the ancient roads and footpaths from the north to south of Mallorca still meet at the lower entrance to the village, and much of the landscape feels untouched as you climb above the village to the hamlet of Orient hidden in a village behind Castell d’Alaro one of the areas best know landmarks. The village as with all of those of the region has multiple festivals, for Alaró the Saint Roque celebration which place in the week leading up to the 16th of August is the most important of the year, and it is known for the procession of giant figures in the main square. Though the year Alaró has a weekly market every Saturday from 8:00 until 14:00 selling local fresh produce and clothes.
- Tourism Licence
- Tourism Licence : Permitted Zone
- Licence Type : Rural Hotel
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