New on the market
3
Beds
2
Baths
103m²
Built area
Located in a 1950s apartment building that was carefully renovated in 2015, this 103-square-meter rental apartment is on the second floor in the Blanquerna neighborhood. What immediately stands out is the spaciousness of the floor plan: A living and dining area of approximately 31 square meters forms the heart of the apartment and opens directly onto a terrace of about 20 square meters, which features a lounge area with a parasol and plants—a true outdoor space right in the middle of the city. The kitchen is open to the living area and fully equipped with a central cooking island, white high-gloss cabinet fronts, a built-in oven, a dishwasher, and a range hood. Oak hardwood floors run throughout the living and sleeping areas, giving the apartment a warm, cozy feel that complements the bright, white walls. Three bedrooms—including a spacious master bedroom of about 18 square meters—as well as two bathrooms and a separate hallway round out the floor plan. Air conditioning and central heating ensure comfortable temperatures year-round. Rental Terms • Rental period: Seasonal rental · 1–6 months • Availability: Immediate • Furnishing: Unfurnished • Security deposit: 2 months’ rent • Pets: By arrangement • Children: Allowed • Maximum occupancy: 3 people
Rocco Engler
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Blanquerna is the promenade of Bons Aires and one of Palma's most popular shopping streets outside the old town. The wide, partly pedestrianised street connects Avinguda Comte de Sallent with the northern residential quarters and is lined with independent shops, cafés and bakeries. Most buildings date from the 1920s to the 1960s, many with modernist façades, high ceilings and generous balconies facing the street. Supermarkets, doctors, schools and the Plaça d'Espanya transport hub are all within walking distance, and the old town is a good ten minutes away. The typical stock is renovated city apartments between 80 and 140 square metres; floor level, orientation and the presence of a lift drive the price differences.
