The centre of the island - often referred to as the "true Mallorca" The region is characterised by impressive tranquillity, traditional villages and a decelerated lifestyle, far away from the coast. Here, agriculture, viticulture and old crafts set the pace of everyday life. Places like Santa Maria del Camí, Alaró, Binissalem, Sineu, Lloseta or Montuïri tell of an island as it was before mass tourism - and as it remains today.
This region is particularly popular with people who enjoy the genuine Mallorcan lifestyle We are looking for: international residents with a sense of style, nature and culture, but also islanders who want to live away from the hotspots. The proximity to Palma (approx. 20-35 min.) ensures suitability for everyday life without compromising the tranquillity of country life.
The property portfolio consists mainly of renovated fincasnatural stone houses, townhouses with courtyards and spacious properties in the surrounding area.
Places like Santa Maria, Alaró and Binissalem offer a good mix of village structure and international community.
Many of the properties have panoramic views of the Tramuntana Mountains or the wide plains in the centre of the island.
Due to the limited development and high demand (especially among residents), properties here are very stable in value.
Centrally located - from here you every corner of Mallorca can be reached in about an hour.
Palma and the airport are easily accessible in 25-35 minutes via the motorway (Ma-13, Ma-15).
Infrastructure available in the larger towns: Pharmacies, supermarkets, weekly markets, doctors.
International schools in Santa Maria and the surrounding area are easily accessible for families from the region.
Train connections, e.g. from Inca and Sineu to Palma, offer an alternative to travelling by car.
The region is known for Viticulture - especially in Binissalem and Santa Maria: Here you will find numerous bodegas with tastings and events.
In culinary terms, the centre of the island offers quaint village pubs as well as ambitious country restaurants:
Restaurant Santi Taura in Lloseta - multiple award-winning
Ca Na Toneta in Caimari - Slow Food, local & creative
Weekly markets with regional products, e.g. in Sineu (Wednesday)
Particularly popular: tapas evenings in village squares, wine festivals, culinary hikes.
The region is safe, spacious and child-friendly - with lots of nature and open space.
International and bilingual schools are easily accessible in Santa Maria or Palma.
Families appreciate the large propertieswhere children can play freely.
Leisure activities such as riding stables, music schools, sports clubs and farm visits can be found throughout the region.
Hiking, cycling and horse riding are particularly popular - thanks to the proximity to the Tramuntana and flat plains in the centre of the island.
Many small sports clubs, tennis courts, riding stables and yoga centres ensure diversity.
Popular with professional and amateur cyclists: quiet, well-developed side roads.
Numerous wineries offer Wine hikes, cookery courses or picnics in the vineyards.
In the centre of the island lives the Tradition continues intensivelywith village festivals, religious processions, arts and crafts and weekly markets.
Sineu, Montuïri and Alaró are regarded as cultural centres with art galleries, concerts and theatre events.
International creatives and artists are increasingly drawn to the region - creating an exciting mix of Tradition and cosmopolitan flair.
Especially in summer, lively but never overcrowded events are organised - always with a local connection.