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In the heart of the neighborhood of El Terreno there is this investment, a 2-storey terraced house with 2 roof terraces of approximately 150m2. It currently contains 6 bedrooms, other rooms and various spaces, as well as a kitchen, dining room and living room. Many of the rooms still have classic elements with stucco ceilings, etc. Originally they were 2 terraced houses, which merged decades ago. Therefore, you have here a very generous town house with a lot of potential. There are 2 parking spaces available. - Roar El Terreno is a neighborhood in the Poniente district of Palma. It borders the sea and the Bellver forest and the Mal Pas and S'aigo Dolça streams, the latter underground. It was originally built as a summer residence for the bourgeoisie of Palma at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. People who lived all year round and cultural associations such as the Bellver Instructive Society, which disappeared at the beginning of the Spanish Civil War (1936), also settled in the neighborhood. Where the old streets of Genoa and Portopí intersect -today they are called Robert Graves and Joan Miró- is Gomila Square. In the 60s, 70s and 80s it was the center of leisure activities in the Mallorcan capital, but after the 90s this area experienced a significant decline. Gomila had nightclubs, internationally known nightclubs such as Tito's, Barbarela or Zhivago. Of these three, only the first one is still open. Neighborhood life continues to affect the Bellver forest, the city's green lung.