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C/ Major 26 - Cas Concos
Mallorca
CONCEPT & DESIGN
Located between the small towns of Alqueria Blanca and Porto Petro, surrounded by pure nature, where calm and serenity reign.
Unique and exclusively accessible by a small rustic road that leads to the impressive Finca with sea views of Son Ramón, where silence reigns in the environment, its strategic location allows you to hear nothing more than the sound of the birds and the breeze through the trees. . Son Ramón has few neighbors, but without a doubt they are the best, friendly donkeys and sheep, perfect for being even more in touch with the authentic Mallorca.
Thus, in a sublime environment, authenticity lies in the simple and essential beauty of things, which is why finding the perfect balance of sustainable and traditional architecture was essential to design Son Ramón.
Resides in Son Ramón, the balance between simplicity and complexity, achieving not only aesthetic beauty, but the functionality of each space, having family union as a fundamental pillar.
15.830 m2
PLOT
350 m2
BUILT
50 m2
POOL
85m2
TERRACE
4
ROOMS
4
BATHS
The Mediterranean atmosphere, the smell of the sea, the colors make it a unique and special place. Portopetro is a town for the five senses.
It conquers the heart of anyone who sets foot in it, because this small traditional port of local fishermen is full of magic.
Its history begins in 1616, when a watchtower was built right at the entrance of the port against piracy existing in the Mediterranean. Portopetro was a port with a lot of maritime traffic since its location allowed ships to shelter from bad weather. In addition, the waters of the area were very exclusive since it was home to a great variety of marine fauna, which is why it was highly demanded by fishermen, thus it became the main activity during that time and continued in force until the mid-1960s. Part essential to the history and development of Portopetro is its relationship with smuggling, thousands of stories flood the town, from tobacco, to sugar or alcohol, Portopetro was key due to its strategic location near the African continent. Here, they hid all the merchandise in the caves, such as "Sa Cova Figuera", on the cliffs to later trade or transfer it to other parts of the Mediterranean.
Exclusive and virgin beaches such as Caló den Borgit are beaches with quick access from the town itself, even on foot. Its unique turquoise colors take your breath away.
Savor the sea thanks to its wide variety of restaurants where you can eat fresh fish of the day caught by local fishermen in "Es Bergant" or delicious rice dishes and paellas in "La Caracola" and also enjoy not only the views but also the enormous tranquility of the town is mandatory.
Going around the bay of Portopetro taking a walk on a sunny Sunday morning, eating on the terrace of one of its many restaurants and ending the afternoon on one of its beaches is the description of a perfect day everybody must experience.
