Lloret De Vistalegre - Porreres - Algaida

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奢華生活在 Montuïri

從別墅、公寓到鄉村別墅


Anchored in the history and culture of Mallorca, Montuïri is a hidden charm, boasting historic monuments such as El Molinar and the prehistoric site of Son Fornés, and is strategically located in the heart of the island. This picturesque municipality is in the province of the Balearic Islands and is known for its ideal landscapes of olive groves and historic windmills. Its privileged location offers a panoramic view of the island and direct access to the mountains, perfect for nature lovers and luxury rural lifestyle.

Luxury Property Market in Montuïri

The luxury property market in Montuïri is in a stable state, with demand balanced with supply. The political and economic landscape is equally stable creating a conducive environment for investors. When buying a luxury home in Montuïri, it is important to consider additional costs, including transfer tax, real estate agent commissions, notary fees, and possible building inspection costs.

Taxes and Mortgages in Montuïri

In Montuïri, the percentage of the transfer tax on private property and the wealth tax can vary and it is best to seek professional advice to fully understand these tax implications. Taxes on the profits from the sale of properties, whether main residences or second homes, are also subject to variations, so it is important to seek local tax advice for accurate information.
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Attractions and Accessibility of Montuïri

The most sought-after residential areas are located near the town center and in the surroundings with panoramic views of the island. Montuïri is well connected by roads and railway, and is a moderate distance from Palma, the nearest city. In addition, it has easy access to national and international airports, including Palma de Mallorca International Airport.

Education and Services in Montuïri

There are several quality schools in Montuïri and the nearest universities are located in Palma. Health services are accessible, with several hospitals and clinics nearby. Montuïri also has solid public infrastructure with efficient services.

Luxury Living in Montuïri

Montuïri offers a variety of sports and outdoor activities, including hiking, cycling and swimming, thanks to its beautiful natural environment. The city is home to luxury shops, gourmet restaurants, famous hotels such as WinAustrian Resorts, lively nightlife, and annual cultural events like the famous Montuïri Balloon Festival. Furthermore, Montuïri houses several famous galleries and museums that highlight the rich history and culture of the region.

待售豪宅 在該區域


顯示該地區的所有房產

居住在該地區

Lloret De Vistalegre - Porreres - Algaida


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住在 Lloret De Vistalegre

Located in the heart of the island of Mallorca, the charming town of Lloret de Vistalegre boasts a rich history dating back to the 13th century. This idyllic village is sprinkled with beautiful stately homes and historical landmarks, with the Parish Church of San Bartolomé as one of its best-known emblems. Framed by the serene mountains of the Sierra de Tramontana, Lloret de Vistalegre is a true hidden treasure in Mallorcan geography. Its privileged location in the center of the island puts Lloret de Vistalegre within easy reach of all the amenities and attractions that Mallorca has to offer.

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住在 Porreres

Porreres, an idyllic enclave in the province of the Balearic Islands, is a true reminder of Spain's old charm and rich history. Famous for historic buildings such as the Monastery of Monti-Sion and the Church of Our Lady of Consolation, Porreres is a one-of-a-kind locale. Geographically, it is located in the center of the island of Mallorca, allowing easy access to all parts of the island. Its location in the region of Pla de Mallorca provides panoramic views of the island, with its beautiful natural landscape and exclusive properties.

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住在 Algaida

Located in the heart of Mallorca, the charming city of Algaida is famous for its rich history, unique architecture, and deeply-rooted culture. Over the years, Algaida has successfully preserved its historical heritage, with fascinating monuments such as the Parish Church of Saint James Apostle and the Windmill of Algaida. The area prides itself on its geographical location, nestled between the green hills and the vast vineyards of the island. Scattered between the Serra de Tramuntana to the west and the Bay of Palma to the south, Algaida offers a unique geographical advantage.