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This highly impressive 19th-century city palace in Llucmajor offers a unique opportunity for lovers of historic architecture. A renovation project, including the construction of a large pool in the garden, has already been approved. With a plot of approximately 850 m2 and a living area of over 1,000 m2, this property is one of the most significant buildings in Llucmajor. The beautifully preserved floors throughout the house maintain the wonderful charm of bygone times. The grand entrance hall welcomes you with authentic hand-laid stone floors, high ceilings, and old wooden doors that lead to various rooms. These include a Mallorcan-style kitchen with a large fireplace, a dining room, and additional spaces that were once used as bedrooms. The first floor houses several spacious bedrooms and generous living areas that are flooded with natural light through high windows. The ceiling height and original architectural details lend a unique elegance to the space. Here too, the charm of old Mallorcan nobility is palpable. The second floor offers various large, open spaces that can be freely designed, along with a spacious covered terrace. Despite being close to the market square and the stunning church, this house allows you to create an oasis of tranquility. The city palace is filled with numerous historic details, including original tiles dating back to 1875. The expansive rear patio with a garden includes several outbuildings, such as a traditional wood-fired oven, old stables, and a garage with space for several vehicles. There is also a massive vaulted wine cellar and additional storage rooms that offer plenty of creative potential. The entire building is in very good condition, so the renovation effort is less demanding than it might first appear. It was once said about this house: 'A beautiful and cozy home is always the result of love. Sometimes, it is the trace of love from successive generations that lives on in the old stones. In other cases, the love of a single person is enough to turn stone and wood into a revelation of joy.' #ref:5845