Villa in Cala Ratjada, Capdepera

The building sits in the heart of Cala Ratjada, with 291 m² built on a 156 m² plot. It is arranged as several separate units and could be used in a number of ways.

The ground floor is a self-contained apartment with its own entrance. It has four bedrooms, a shower room, a living room and a spacious fitted kitchen, plus three storage rooms and a patio. An external staircase leads up to the roof terrace, where the building's technical installations are housed.

A separate entrance in the main building opens onto a stairwell serving two further floors. Each floor holds two apartments, and each apartment has a bedroom with balcony, a kitchen, a living and dining area and a bathroom. The stairwell continues to a partly covered roof terrace with a shared washing machine and the property's photovoltaic system. Air conditioning is also installed.

The building could suit several plans. The ground floor could become the reception and breakfast room of a hostel, with the four upper apartments refurbished. The roof terrace also has potential for two more apartments. Alternatively, the ground-floor flat could be let long-term straight away, while the upper floors are fully renovated and converted into three apartments to rent or sell individually. A buyer could also live on the ground floor and develop the floors above.

Primary features:

• Five self-contained apartments, eight bedrooms and five bathrooms in total
• Four-bedroom ground-floor apartment with private entrance and patio
• Partly covered roof terrace with photovoltaic system
• Three storage rooms and air conditioning
• Potential for hostel, rental investment or division

Cala Ratjada lies on Mallorca's north-east coast in the municipality of Capdepera. It is a lively resort with a working fishing harbour and a palm-lined seafront promenade lined with restaurants and cafés. Nearby you can reach fine sandy beaches such as Cala Agulla and Cala Mesquida, as well as the Capdepera lighthouse and the medieval castle above Capdepera. The area attracts visitors from spring to autumn.