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Exclusive plot with license in Alaró A unique plot with approved building license located in an elevated position with stunning views over Alaró. This exclusive opportunity in one of the most sought-after towns in Mallorca offers the new owner the possibility of building a contemporary house of 353 m2 in total on a plot of 586 m2. In short, a new home that is manageable and comfortable at the same time in a beautiful Mallorcan town just 25 minutes from Palma. The big benefit for the buyer is the license that took three years to be approved, allowing the new owner to start immediately. The license allows four bedrooms with four ensuite bathrooms, a large garage, and a 24 m2 infinity pool. The design was made by a renowned developer with great attention to detail and a taste for aesthetics. The picturesque town of Alaró is located in a quiet valley located between two well-known mountains south of the Sierra de Tramuntana. It is located in the center of the island of Mallorca and currently has more than 5,700 inhabitants. It is about 20 minutes from the center of Palma, as well as 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 its beautiful cobblestone streets in the oldest part of the town, as well as for the nature that surrounds it. In Alaró, there is a weekly market every Saturday, where you can find fresh local products and clothing. In addition, its inhabitants of different nationalities provide it with great cultural diversity. One of the best-known places is Castell d'Alaró, which is located on top of the mountain at a height of 822 meters and is classified as an asset of cultural interest. The castle has stunning views of the Majorcan countryside and all the way to the Bay of Palma, and is about a two-hour walk from the town center. It is a popular town for cyclists and hikers because it has some of the best routes on the island. The most important industry for the town was the footwear industry, which once had 30 factories, and which today still has the workshop of Tony Mora, known worldwide for his handmade cowboy boots.