Balearic Islands, Mallorca, Santa Ponsa, Spain
£669,360
€800,000
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Description
This urban plot for sale in Santa Ponça enjoys a prime location, directly opposite the Yacht Club. It offers the opportunity to build a new home in an established coastal setting, characterised by the nearby marina.
The plot measures 1,168 m² and has a declared buildable area of 387 m², with permission to build over two storeys according to the information provided. Access is via an urban road, and the plot already has mains drainage, street lighting and pavements. These services provide a practical foundation for future construction, provided that regulations are complied with and the relevant authorisations are obtained.
The plot is situated next to the entrance to Santa Ponsa’s marina. Around 600 metres away is Es Caló d’en Pellicer, known as Santa Ponsa’s ‘small beach’, whilst Santa Ponsa’s main beach – a sandy beach offering a wide range of services and recreational activities for the whole family – is situated approximately 1.2 kilometres away.
A planning consultation was carried out approximately one year ago. As planning conditions may change, it is advisable to reconfirm the current parameters and development possibilities with the relevant authority before proceeding with the design or the decision to purchase.
Beaches, coastal lifestyle and water sports
Santa Ponça is one of Calvià’s best-known coastal resorts and is centred around a wide bay with a sandy beach stretching for over half a kilometre. The beach offers easy access, lifeguard services, children’s play areas, restaurants and water sports, whilst the nearby small coves provide further opportunities for swimming and enjoying the Mediterranean.
The Santa Ponça Yacht Club lends the area a distinct maritime character, with moorings and facilities for recreational sailing. The Rei en Jaume Regatta forms part of its sporting tradition, whilst the marine reserves at El Toro and the Malgrats Islands offer further opportunities for diving and snorkelling.
Medical and healthcare services
Santa Ponça has a public primary care centre serving the western Calvià healthcare district. The Son Espases University Hospital in Palma is the main public hospital for the area.
The public healthcare system is complemented by private practitioners, including a general practice offering consultations in English and local physiotherapy and osteopathy services. This combination is particularly convenient for international residents seeking healthcare in different languages.
Education and family life
The state education provision includes CEIP Sa Ginesta, CEIP Ses Rotes Velles and CEIP Puig de sa Morisca, offering nursery and primary education. Secondary education is available at IES Calvià, situated in the Galatzó area. Together with childcare facilities, sports programmes and everyday services, this network supports both permanent family residence and extended stays.
Sport, gyms and golf
The Santa Ponça Municipal Sports Centre features a football pitch, a fitness studio, a space for organised activities, an indoor skating rink, a fronton court, petanque courts and children’s play areas. Private gyms and studios round off the offering with personal training, functional fitness, boxing, yoga and Pilates.
Golf is another of the area’s defining features. Golf Santa Ponsa comprises three courses and complements the wide range of sports facilities available in Calvià, encouraging outdoor activities for much of the year.
Heritage, markets and local festivals
The Puig de sa Morisca Archaeological Park covers more than 45 hectares and preserves the archaeological, ethnographic and natural heritage from different periods in Mallorca’s history. Its network of trails, stretching over eight kilometres, offers visitors the chance to stroll and take in views of Santa Ponça, Son Ferrer and El Toro. A museum project is currently under development, whilst the archaeological park remains open to visitors.
A municipal market is held on Saturdays on Avinguda d’es Hort, and craft markets are also organised during the season. The Rei en Jaume festivities include historical re-enactments, a medieval market, concerts, traditional dances, sporting activities, the Nit de Foc and fireworks.
Transport links and daily life
Santa Ponça offers supermarkets, restaurants, shops and services well-suited to both permanent and holiday home residents. Public buses connect the town with Palma, the airport, Port d’Andratx and other towns in Calvià. These connections, combined with its healthcare, educational and sporting facilities, reinforce its appeal as a seaside residential location.
The plot measures 1,168 m² and has a declared buildable area of 387 m², with permission to build over two storeys according to the information provided. Access is via an urban road, and the plot already has mains drainage, street lighting and pavements. These services provide a practical foundation for future construction, provided that regulations are complied with and the relevant authorisations are obtained.
The plot is situated next to the entrance to Santa Ponsa’s marina. Around 600 metres away is Es Caló d’en Pellicer, known as Santa Ponsa’s ‘small beach’, whilst Santa Ponsa’s main beach – a sandy beach offering a wide range of services and recreational activities for the whole family – is situated approximately 1.2 kilometres away.
A planning consultation was carried out approximately one year ago. As planning conditions may change, it is advisable to reconfirm the current parameters and development possibilities with the relevant authority before proceeding with the design or the decision to purchase.
Beaches, coastal lifestyle and water sports
Santa Ponça is one of Calvià’s best-known coastal resorts and is centred around a wide bay with a sandy beach stretching for over half a kilometre. The beach offers easy access, lifeguard services, children’s play areas, restaurants and water sports, whilst the nearby small coves provide further opportunities for swimming and enjoying the Mediterranean.
The Santa Ponça Yacht Club lends the area a distinct maritime character, with moorings and facilities for recreational sailing. The Rei en Jaume Regatta forms part of its sporting tradition, whilst the marine reserves at El Toro and the Malgrats Islands offer further opportunities for diving and snorkelling.
Medical and healthcare services
Santa Ponça has a public primary care centre serving the western Calvià healthcare district. The Son Espases University Hospital in Palma is the main public hospital for the area.
The public healthcare system is complemented by private practitioners, including a general practice offering consultations in English and local physiotherapy and osteopathy services. This combination is particularly convenient for international residents seeking healthcare in different languages.
Education and family life
The state education provision includes CEIP Sa Ginesta, CEIP Ses Rotes Velles and CEIP Puig de sa Morisca, offering nursery and primary education. Secondary education is available at IES Calvià, situated in the Galatzó area. Together with childcare facilities, sports programmes and everyday services, this network supports both permanent family residence and extended stays.
Sport, gyms and golf
The Santa Ponça Municipal Sports Centre features a football pitch, a fitness studio, a space for organised activities, an indoor skating rink, a fronton court, petanque courts and children’s play areas. Private gyms and studios round off the offering with personal training, functional fitness, boxing, yoga and Pilates.
Golf is another of the area’s defining features. Golf Santa Ponsa comprises three courses and complements the wide range of sports facilities available in Calvià, encouraging outdoor activities for much of the year.
Heritage, markets and local festivals
The Puig de sa Morisca Archaeological Park covers more than 45 hectares and preserves the archaeological, ethnographic and natural heritage from different periods in Mallorca’s history. Its network of trails, stretching over eight kilometres, offers visitors the chance to stroll and take in views of Santa Ponça, Son Ferrer and El Toro. A museum project is currently under development, whilst the archaeological park remains open to visitors.
A municipal market is held on Saturdays on Avinguda d’es Hort, and craft markets are also organised during the season. The Rei en Jaume festivities include historical re-enactments, a medieval market, concerts, traditional dances, sporting activities, the Nit de Foc and fireworks.
Transport links and daily life
Santa Ponça offers supermarkets, restaurants, shops and services well-suited to both permanent and holiday home residents. Public buses connect the town with Palma, the airport, Port d’Andratx and other towns in Calvià. These connections, combined with its healthcare, educational and sporting facilities, reinforce its appeal as a seaside residential location.
Balearic Islands, Mallorca, Santa Ponsa, Spain
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Distances are straight line measurements- Palma de Mallorca(International)14.6 miles
- Ibiza/San José(International)73.7 miles
- Menorca(International)96.3 miles
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