Balearic Islands, Mallorca, Santa Margalida, Spain

Manor house that belonged to the magnate and benefactor Don Juan March. This property houses, on its ground floor, what was the first office of the Banca Juan March, opened in 1905. Here began the forging of what would become the 7th largest fortune in the world.

The house stands on a plot of 740 m2, behind an austere façade - typically Mallorcan - that does not reveal the importance of the business that took place behind its doors. Built between 1902 and 1905 by demolishing three semi-detached houses, the March manor house housed the beginning of their fortune through the granting of loans; the tobacco business from their factories in Algiers; or the parcelling out of large rural estates that were later sold to farmers.

The main entrance gives access to three large rooms that housed the first Bank. After crossing the entrance hall and through another large room, you access the patio, the kitchen and the stately staircase to the upper floors.

The upper floor consists of three bedrooms and three large rooms, all with high ceilings and windows and exposed beams. Much of the original furniture has been maintained, including details of the Mallorcan magnate. The top floor, measuring 200m2, was intended for the servants and gives access to a roof terrace with views of the town.

Although it requires some renovations, Ca'n Verga offers a blank canvas for those eager to integrate modernity and personalization into a structure with character and tradition. This property is not only a house, but a piece of history waiting to be transformed into a dream home.

This home also treasures unique features such as ceilings with exposed beams and multiple storage spaces, which guarantee a cozy and practical environment. The combination of tradition, location and potential make this property an exceptional opportunity for those looking to create a tailor-made home in an environment of luxurious tranquility and cultural wealth.