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Selected property projects in Palma de Mallorca

A carefully curated collection of exceptional homes and new-build developments in one of the Mediterranean's most desirable destinations, presented clearly for British buyers.

Our approach

A more selective approach to Mallorca property

This is not a property portal. We present a limited number of residential projects in Palma and the surrounding areas, chosen because they hold up on location, design and long-term appeal.

Carefully selected projects

A short list, reviewed on merit. If a project does not stand up to scrutiny, it does not appear here.

Clear, useful information

We present what is confirmed, and say so plainly when a detail has not yet been released by the project.

Personal, discreet communication

Enquiries are answered individually. Your details are never sold on or added to a mass mailing list.

Support for British buyers

We understand the questions British buyers tend to ask, and we work in plain English from the first enquiry onwards.

Featured properties

A small collection, presented properly

Each development below has its own page with the developer's information, images and a direct enquiry form.

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Cor 39 - Palma centre (Mallorca), a new-build development in Palma, Mallorca

Palma

Cor 39 - Palma centre (Mallorca)

New apartments with 2 and 3 bedrooms in the centre of Palma , with private terraces, parking and an excellent location just a short distance from the Old Town and the best shopping areas in Palma de Mallorca. For sale direct from Taylor Wimpey España. Building homes on the Spanish coast for over 65 years.

  • 2 bedrooms
  • 2 bathrooms
  • Apartments

From €592,500

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Eclipse – San Telmo (Mallorca), a new-build development in San Telmo, Mallorca

San Telmo

Eclipse – San Telmo (Mallorca)

New 3-bedroom apartments in San Telmo, Mallorca. Southeast facing and penthouses with sea views. Last ground-floor apartment! Visit the new show home. Building homes on the Spanish coast for 65 years.

  • 3 bedrooms
  • 2 bathrooms
  • Apartments

From €890,000

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Why Palma

What makes Palma work as a place to own a home

A short, factual view of the city as a destination for buyers, rather than a sales pitch.

A city that works all year

Palma is a working capital rather than a seasonal resort. Schools, offices, markets and restaurants keep running through the winter, which is what makes it practical as a second home as well as a holiday destination.

Architecture and culture

The historic centre is built from local sandstone, with courtyard houses, cloisters and a cathedral that anchors the seafront. Galleries, museums and a year-round cultural programme sit within walking distance of one another.

Food and everyday amenities

Daily markets, independent food shops and a broad range of restaurants — from neighbourhood cafés to more formal dining — are distributed across the city rather than concentrated in one quarter.

International connectivity

Palma's airport serves a wide range of British and European destinations, with the strongest schedules in the warmer months. Journey times from the city to the airport are short.

Beaches and the outdoors

Swimming, cycling, walking and running are part of ordinary life here. The Serra de Tramuntana is within easy reach for hiking and road cycling, and the coastline offers a range of beaches and coves.

Golf and sailing

Several golf courses lie within a short drive of the city, and Palma's marinas support an established sailing community with berths, clubs and services.

Areas

Neighbourhoods in and around Palma

Character changes quickly between one part of the city and the next. These notes describe how each area actually feels to live in.

Narrow sandstone street in Palma old town with green shutters and the cathedral tower beyond

Palma Old Town

The historic centre of Palma: sandstone streets, courtyard houses and a working city rather than a resort.

Quiet street in Santa Catalina, Palma, with pastel townhouses, café tables and bougainvillea

Santa Catalina

A former fishing quarter next to the centre, known for its market, low-rise streets and everyday walkability.

Seafront promenade and small harbour at Portixol, Palma, with white houses and calm blue water

Portixol

A small harbour east of the centre with a seafront promenade and a continuous cycle route into Palma.

Wooded hillside at Son Vida above Palma with mature pines, a golf fairway and private driveways

Son Vida

An established residential hillside above Palma, characterised by large plots, mature pines and golf.

Buyer guidance

How an enquiry works

A straightforward process, with no obligation at any stage.

  1. Explore the selected projects

    Read through the projects presented here and note the ones that suit your requirements for location, layout and outlook.

  2. Request further information

    Use the enquiry form on any project page. Your enquiry identifies the project you are interested in, so the reply is relevant from the start.

  3. Discuss your requirements privately

    We will discuss what you are looking for by email, telephone or WhatsApp, whichever you prefer, and answer questions about the projects.

  4. Arrange a viewing or virtual presentation

    Where a project allows it, we can help arrange a visit or a remote presentation with the relevant project contact.

  5. Receive next-step guidance

    The relevant project contact sets out the process, documentation and timescales, so you can review them with your own advisers.

Property purchases in Spain involve legal, tax and financial considerations. Buyers should obtain independent advice from suitably qualified professionals before making any decision.

Looking for a carefully selected property in Palma?

Tell us what matters most — location, outlook, layout or timing — and we will send the relevant project information and answer your questions directly.