18th century historical masterpiece in a private location This unique property has been carefully and lovingly renovated in recent years by an artist's hand. The result is a captivating blend of history and luxury, which has been featured on Architectural Digest several times, and it exudes an aura that transports you to another era, making it feel as though it's straight out of a cinematic masterpiece. The choice of various authentic materials from all over the world, such as a historic marble floor from Portugal, Neapolitan tiles from the 19th century as well as the preservation of the original flooring, to mention just a few, is remarkable. The building consists of many different rooms and terraces – a true oasis of wellbeing. It has 5 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms, where the master suite is a sanctuary of luxury, with its own private terrace overlooking the lush gardens. Additionally, the beautiful living-dining kitchen provides the perfect culinary setting. One will find several fireplaces throughout the house and the outdoor area offers a variety of options for relaxation and entertainment. Wander through the fragrant gardens, take a dip in the inviting 60m2 pool, or dine al fresco under the Mediterranean stars in one of the two outdoor kitchens. The beautiful pool landscape with its 60m2 pool, which reminds of a fairy tale world, has to be emphasised. The property is equipped with air conditioning, gas central heating, mains electricity and water from its own well. Of course, citrus trees and olive plantations are not to be missed in this oasis of peace. A dream has been turned into reality. Known as the heart of Mallorca, Inca is located practically in the centre of the island, between Palma and Pollensa. It is one of the largest cities in Mallorca and has more than 33,000 inhabitants. It is known as the leather and fur capital and is home to the world famous Camper factory. It has a wide range of culinary offerings, as well as bars, public schools and all the services necessary for day-to-day life. It also has a train station next to the famous "Quely" biscuit factory. It stands out for the market that takes place every Thursday, which spreads through its streets with a large number of visitors and once a year, on the third Thursday of November, the "Dijous Bo" is celebrated, one of the biggest and most important fairs in Mallorca. The famous "Cellers", typical Mallorcan restaurants, can be found in the interior of the village. There are several hotels, both urban and rural, among which "Casa Del Virrey" stands out. Inca offers the perfect combination of rural and city life with all the comforts of a city. It is about 30 minutes from the centre of Palma and the nearest beaches, such as Alcudia, Pollensa, Formentor and Can Picafort, as well as the airport to which it has a fantastic connection thanks to the motorway.