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This unique property in Binissalem seems to be a timeless reminder of bygone eras, when the traces of the Moors were still clearly visible in the architecture. Amidst an environment increasingly marked by modern renovations, this house stands as a testament to centuries past, with a history dating back over 300 years. Originally built to meet the needs of the inhabitants, the house has experienced various uses over time. Transitioning from a refuge for monks to a carpentry workshop open to creative artisans, the property was eventually transformed into a residential home. Two large stone arches welcome visitors, while on the ground, the traces of former carriage rides are still visible, leading to the garden where the stables likely stood. The characteristic wooden beams and natural stone walls speak of solid craftsmanship. In the garden, the remnants of Arab water channels can still be seen, another sign of the long history of this property. This house is not just a place of residence but also a passionate project steeped in history. With a roof already renovated, the house is ready to embark on its next chapter. With a built area of 455 m2, it currently offers on the ground floor two bedrooms, a living room with fireplace and kitchen, as well as a bathroom. Upstairs, there are three to four rooms, providing space for creative decorating ideas. In addition to all the charm of bygone times, the property also features a cistern. Overall, this house exudes a unique atmosphere that will delight enthusiasts of historical architecture and stories. #ref:5544