Balearic Islands, Mallorca, Palma de Mallorca, Spain

This exceptional newly built penthouse is located between Santa Catalina and Son Espanyolet, one of the most desirable residential areas of Palma de Mallorca. It combines contemporary architecture, generous outdoor living and immediate access to the city centre, the seafront and Palma’s principal leisure and cultural areas.

The property offers approximately 267 m² of built space, including around 103 m² of terraces, and comprises three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Conceived as one of the flagship residences within an exclusive development, the penthouse stands out for its spacious layout, high-quality finishes and superb private rooftop area with swimming pool.

The development has been designed around contemporary urban living, with lifts connecting the residences to the basement level, parking options, electric vehicle charging facilities, bicycle storage, additional storage and landscaped communal areas with a swimming pool.

Santa Catalina is one of Palma’s most established and cosmopolitan neighbourhoods, combining traditional Mallorcan character with a vibrant year-round lifestyle. Its streets offer restaurants, cafés, bakeries, boutiques, fitness studios, specialist shops and all essential daily services.

At the heart of the neighbourhood is the Mercat de Santa Catalina, one of Palma’s best-known food markets and an important meeting point for local residents. The surrounding streets, especially Carrer de la Fàbrica and Carrer de Sant Magí, are among the most popular areas in Palma for restaurants and social life.

Next to Santa Catalina lies historic Es Jonquet, a former seafaring neighbourhood known for its traditional low-rise houses and windmills, reinforcing the strong maritime identity of this part of Palma.

The Old Town, Passeig Mallorca, Jaime III, Passeig del Born and the seafront are all within convenient reach, making this an excellent location for buyers who want to enjoy Palma largely on foot.

One of the strongest advantages of this location is its proximity to Palma’s nautical infrastructure. The Real Club Náutico de Palma is one of the most established sailing clubs in the Balearic Islands and an important reference point for regattas, sailing and nautical activities.

Also close by is Club de Mar-Mallorca, situated on Palma’s waterfront. Founded in 1972, it has more than 500 berths for vessels of different sizes, including facilities for large yachts of up to 170 metres. The club also offers sailing, canoeing and paddleboarding activities throughout the year. Its redeveloped complex includes modern members’ areas, restaurants, cafés, wellness, sports and commercial facilities.

The wider Port of Palma adds further marina services and makes this part of the city particularly attractive for yacht owners, sailing enthusiasts and buyers seeking a city residence with direct access to the Mediterranean.

The area also offers excellent access to sports and wellness facilities, including tennis, gyms and fitness centres in Santa Catalina, Son Espanyolet and the seafront area.

For healthcare, Santa Catalina has its own public health centre, while Palma also offers extensive public and private hospital services.

Families benefit from a broad choice of public, private and international schools throughout Palma and its metropolitan area.

Residents are close to some of Palma’s major cultural landmarks, including Es Baluard Museum, Palma Cathedral, the Royal Palace of La Almudaina and the historic Old Town.

Shopping is equally convenient, with independent boutiques in Santa Catalina as well as the main retail areas around Jaime III and Passeig del Born.

Palma de Mallorca Airport is also easily accessible, making the property particularly attractive as a permanent residence, second home or base for international owners.

This penthouse combines many of the characteristics normally associated with a villa —privacy, generous terraces and a private pool— with the convenience, culture and services of central Palma.