The Estate

Stone, olive grove & open sky

The Finca

A character centuries in the making

Finca Bennassar is a traditional Mallorcan farmhouse, clad entirely in local stone and shaped over generations by the rhythms of the land. Its bones are extraordinary — thick walls that breathe in summer, arched doorways, terracotta underfoot.

The property has been thoughtfully furnished to honour what it has always been: a place of substance, shade, and quiet pleasure. The century-old carob tree provides shade that no architect could plan. A stone bridge crosses a small ornamental pond. The olive grove holds the whole of it in its ancient arms.

The Setting

Eleven thousand square metres

The property sits amid over eleven thousand square metres of private land. An ancient olive grove defines the character of the grounds — gnarled, silvery, unhurried. To the north, Puerto Pollensa and the shimmer of the bay. To the west, the Serra de Tramuntana.

Entering through the gates, the outside world stops. Three cars fit on the private driveway. Stone walls and centuries of planting do the rest.

The Exterior

The architecture, up close

Stone-clad walls, terracotta rooftiles, arched doorways thick with age. Annexe details, exterior elevations, and the quiet textures of a property shaped over generations.

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From Above

The estate in full

Aerial perspectives that capture what cannot be seen from ground level: the sweep of the olive grove, the asymmetric pool within the grounds, and the relationship of the finca to the Mallorcan landscape between mountain and sea.

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