Idyllic finca with agritourism licence This large property is located close to the popular village of Alaró and it has easy access. The property consists of three independent buildings on different levels, a very big swimming pool and a beautiful terrace. Under the terrace there are two other rooms which can be used and renovated as desired. The upper floor of the main house next to the swimming pool has a living room, two bedrooms, one bathroom, the kitchen and the covered barbecue area. On the ground floor there are four bedrooms with bathrooms on suite, an entrance hall and a cozy living room with fireplace. The second building can be used in different ways and offers a big covered terrace. The top floor of this building comprises a large expandable room and two bedrooms. In another building there are three more bedrooms with bathrooms on suite. The property has mains electricity and reversible air conditioning. Water is obtained from a well and also by truck delivery. The house has an agritourism licence for up to 13 people. The picturesque town of Alaró is located in a quiet valley between two well-known mountains at the south of the Sierra de Tramuntana. It’s set in the centre of the island and has currently over 5,000 inhabitants. Palma is within a 20 minute drive, as well as the nearest beaches and the airport. This small, yet lively town has numerous restaurants, supermarkets, schools, chemists, banks and much more. It stands out for its ancient architecture and the narrow cobbled streets in the oldest part of the town, which offer a traditional charm, as well as the nature that surrounds it. Its inhabitants of all types of nationalities provide it with a magnificent cultural diversity. One of the best-known places is the Castell d'Alaró, which has stunning views of the Majorcan countryside and the bay of Palma, and is about two hours walk away from the town centre. Alaró is well-chosen by cyclists and hikers since it has some of the best routes on the island. The most important industry was the footwear industry, which had over 30 factories. Nowadays the Tony Mora workshop can still be found in Alaró, which is worldwide known for its handmade cowboy boots.