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Land with license for villa with sea views This plot at the end of a cul-de-sac is located on the second line of the sea in the Bahía Azul housing estate. The airport and the capital, Palma, are just a few minutes away by car. Thanks to its elevated position, the future property will offer fantastic views of the Bay of Palma. The license allows the construction of a modern independent villa of 304 m² on two floors. The layout offers a total of three bedrooms and three bathrooms. The garage and the entrance to the house will be at street level. On this level, there is also a living room-kitchen with terrace and sea views, a pantry, a guest toilet and one of the three bedrooms with an en-suite bathroom. On the lower floor, at the garden and pool level, there will be the other bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, a guest toilet and a second living room with access to the covered garden terrace. The most beautiful view of the Bay of Palma can be enjoyed from the spacious roof terrace equipped with a lounge area, sun loungers and a barbecue area. The builder will be able to take advantage of the excellent orientation and, in combination with modern insulation, significantly reduce energy costs. The technical installations according to the plan include: underfloor heating and hot water production using a heat pump, as well as air conditioning in all rooms. In addition, a sauna and a fireplace create a luxurious atmosphere. The Bahía Azul/Bahía Grande housing estate is located on the coast of the municipality of Llucmajor. It has everything you need for everyday life: small shops, restaurants and bars, medical centers, etc. This coastline is characterized by vertigo cliffs and slopes that lead to the Mediterranean Sea. It has a small swimming area formed by S'arc de Sant Martí. This rocky cove is a quiet place to bathe and not worry. It likes it because it is a “private” beach and its sunsets are impressive. Access to the swimming area is via a wooden staircase passing through areas of shade and sun. Over the centuries, this road provided access to the coast for fishermen, pirates and, above all, smugglers. The cliffs were also used for the extraction of tides (golden or pinkish sandstone), a constant in the southern Majorcan landscape and which was used for the construction of the Cathedral of Palma. The capital is only about 20 minutes away by car and the airport is about 15 minutes away.