16th century country mansion in front of the village of Orient with 40 hectors

Details:
This is one of Mallorca's most acclaimed residences. It has 1400 sqm living quarters and now 40 hectares of land. The house has a cosy charm in spite of its grandeur. The building, renovated 40 years ago, is in very good condition. New bathrooms and kitchens could be desired. There is a complete olive press and more than 200 olive trees on the upper plains of the land. It makes for ideal hunting grounds, and has lower plains for grazing or planting of fruit trees. The estate has very large old trees close to the main house creating a mysteriously beautiful avenue which circles the hill up to the house.
The house is first registered in the the land registry in 1576 and is accounted for in the third volume of Archduke Louis Salvador. It prides a charming family chapel, and the views from all sides of the property are none less than spectacular. It reigns over the village of Orient like a caring regent.
The house has central heating in all the upper rooms and is prepared to have so on the ground floor. It has its own two deep water wells with 20,000 lts per hour each.
There are more than 800 sqm of stone terraces surrounding the main house. There is a small wine cellar, 11 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms and many built rooms without defined use.
The property is an ongoing extension of outhouses, sheds, gardens, walks in the wilderness, and endless surprises. There is a swimming pool on the hank of the hill with views of the surrounding mountains and landscape which leaves you breathless.

Location & surrounding area:
The small mountain village of Orient belongs to the municipality of Bunyola and is found in the valley of the same name. It is surrounded by the beautiful Tramuntana mountain range and by one of the most fruitful landscapes in Mallorca. Time seems to have come to a halt in this very original village, and it lies there in the same way as 100 years ago, with its small alleys of stone steps and natural stone-faced houses. The church of Sant Jordi dates back to the 18th century. In the year 2008 Orient was declared cultural heritage. Similarly worth seeing are the houses of Cals Reis and Son Terrassa.