Exclusive plot with license in Alaró A unique plot with an approved building license located in an elevated position with stunning views across Alaro. This exclusive opportunity in one of the most sought-after villages in Mallorca offers the new owner the ability to build a contemporary home comprising of 353 m2 in total with a 586 m2 plot. Ultimately, a new home that is both manageable and convenient within a beautiful Mallorcan village just 25 minutes away from Palma. The huge benefit to the buyer is the license that took three years to approve, allowing the new owner to commence immediately. The license permits four bedrooms with four ensuite bathrooms, an ample garage, and a 24 m2 infinity pool. The design was produced by a successful developer with acute attention to detail and an appreciation for aesthetics. The picturesque village of Alaró is located in a quiet valley between two well-known mountains in the south of the Tramuntana mountain range. It is located in the centre of the island of Mallorca and currently has more than 5,700 inhabitants. It is about 20 minutes from the centre of Palma, as well as from the nearest beaches and the airport. It has numerous restaurants, as well as our beautiful Engel & Völkers office in the town square. It stands out for its old architecture and beautiful cobbled streets in the oldest part of the village, as well as for the surrounding nature. Alaró is home to a weekly market every Saturday, where one can find local fresh produce and clothes. In addition, its inhabitants of different nationalities give it a great cultural diversity. One of the most famous sights is the Castell d'Alaró, which is situated on the top of the mountain at an altitude of 822 metres and is listed as a site of cultural interest. The castle has stunning views of the Mallorcan countryside and as far as the bay of Palma, and is about two hours' walk from the centre of the village. It is a popular village for cyclists and hikers as it has some of the best routes on the island. The most important industry for the village was the shoe industry, which once numbered 30 factories, and today still includes the workshop of Tony Mora, world famous for his handmade cowboy boots.