Balearic Islands, Mallorca, Spain

This is a one-bedroom apartment that has been stripped back and rebuilt to a standard you rarely see in buildings of this age. Most properties from the 1960s on the Paseo Maritimo feel their age, but this one has been completely transformed with a German-led renovation. The focus wasn't just on the visible finishes, but on the infrastructure—specifically the insulation and the installation of underfloor heating, which makes a massive difference to the livability here during the winter months.

The layout is efficient and makes sense for the 49 m2 footprint. The open-plan living area is bright and connects directly to the approximate 6 m2 balcony. Because you are sitting right on the front line of Avenida Gabriel Roca, you are looking directly at the new Club de Mar development. It feels like you are part of the nautical action without having to be on a boat. The bedroom is a full double with good storage, and the bathroom has been finished with the same high-end feel as the rest of the flat.

Practically speaking, this is a turn-key move. There is zero stress involved because everything is brand new. It functions perfectly as a lock-and-leave bolthole for someone who works in the yachting industry or a couple who wants a weekend base in Palma. You have a lift in the building from which, the city is your oyster.

LIVING LIKE A LOCAL

Living on the Paseo Maritimo puts you in the middle of Palma’s most significant urban transformation. The recently renovated walkway has turned the seafront into a massive park-like space for cycling, running, and walking. You are directly opposite the new Club de Vela/Club de Mar, which is becoming the most prestigious yachting hub in the Mediterranean.

For schools, you are well-positioned for easy commutes. Bellver International College and Queen’s College are both within a 10-minute drive. If you are into sports, the Best Centre in Colonia Sant Jordi is a drive away, but locally, you have the world-class tennis and paddle facilities at the Mallorca Country Club in Santa Ponsa just 15 minutes away.

Connectivity is the strongest point here. You can walk into the Santa Catalina neighborhood in about 10 minutes for the market and some of the best independent dining in the city. The central shopping district of Jaime III and the historic Casco Antiguo are within a 20-minute walk. You don't really need a car here on a daily basis, as the bus links along the front are frequent and reliable.

VITAL STATISTICS

Bedrooms: 1

Bathrooms: 1

Orientation: South / South-East

Year built: 1962

Year renovated: 2025/2026

Distances: 50m to the Seafront, 1km to Santa Catalina Market, 10km to Palma Airport.

Q AND A SECTION

Q1: What are the key benefits of this property?

A1: The primary benefit is the quality of the reform. The underfloor heating and German-standard insulation are rare for this size of apartment. The second is the location directly opposite the new Club de Mar.

Q2: What are the travel times from this property?

A2: Palma Airport is 12 minutes by car. Palma centre (Jaime III) is a 5-minute drive or 20-minute walk. The nearest beach (Cala Mayor) is 8 minutes by car. Local bars and the marina are a 1-minute walk. Public transport to the centre takes roughly 10 minutes.

Q3: What local bars and restaurants are close by?

A3: You are walking distance to Ciro’s on the front, and the entire restaurant scene of Santa Catalina, including Vandal and El Aquilon.

Q4: Why is Imperial Properties the perfect partner to buy this property?

A4: We are a family business with over 40 years of experience on the island. We know the Paseo Maritimo inside out and can provide multi-lingual support through every stage of the purchase. Visit us at

Q5: What are the key benefits of this area?

A5: It is the center of the "New Palma." The investment into the Paseo Maritimo infrastructure and the yacht clubs makes this the most rapidly appreciating area in the city.