Characterful townhouse in Ruberts Ruberts is a picturesque village in the municipality of Sencelles and lies to the south-east near the border with Lloret de Vistalegre. It stands out for its hiking and cycling trails and is a popular destination for excursions. In the listed village is an old monastery from the 15th century which is now run as an agroturismo hotel and offers various leisure activities such as trekking and horse riding. Ruberts was classified as a cultural asset (BIC) in 2010. The intersecting streets are particularly striking, as are the small church and the remains of the prehistoric Talayot culture from the 9th century BC. The authentic and charming townhouse is spread over two floors and offers plenty of space for free design. The house is built in an L-shape and has particularly many inviting outdoor areas. On the ground floor, the living and dining areas combine and merge into the kitchen. From here one can access one of the two gardens of the house. It offers a covered terrace with dining area, another area for sun loungers and a small vegetable garden. The ground floor also leads to the studio, which can be used as a separate guest room. From the studio, one has access to the second, extremely charming garden area with historic arches and stone walls. Here is a shed and a separate entrance with garage door for use as private parking if desired. On the first floor are two spacious bedrooms. The master bedroom has a large sun terrace, an en suite bathroom with shower and bath and a dressing room. The second spacious bedroom has a beautiful view of the garden. It has a separate WC area with washbasin. Other features: Fireplace, air conditioning (partial), central heating (Oil) municipal water and electricity. Sencelles is a municipality in the centre of Mallorca and consists of several urban centres such as Biniali, and the "llogarets" of Ruberts, Jornets, Judi, and Cascanar Laiar, which have a special charm for those who admire rural and peaceful life. It has more than 3,500 inhabitants and holds its weekly market on Wednesdays in the Plaça Nova, and on Saturday mornings in the Plaça de la Vila. Its lands form part of the wine-growing region of Binissalem. You can find different wine cellars, such as "Celler Can Ramis", which produce and sell their own wine. The cellars of "Son Prim '' are open to the public and you can taste their own harvests. Another great attraction of the village is the many archaeological sites that can be found in the village, among them the cave of the bishop's field, the sanctuary of Son Corró and others. The village is known for the figure of Sister Francinaina Cirer, who was beatified in 1989. And in her birth house, the convent of the Sisters of Charity, the elements from when she lived there (18th-19th century) are still preserved. It is very well connected with the rest of the towns, and about 30 minutes from the centre of Palma, the airport and the beaches.