The fields surrounding this grand venue were once hills and forests reserved by the nobility for hunting. For that reason, the area remained uninhabited by people and preserved its distinctive rustic character. Today, this area endures as uncontaminated natural resource, of great ecological value, specially protected by environmental legislation.

The grand mansion, with its traditional warm stone fa’ade and large arches, is a harmonious union between nature, art and architecture. Its construction began in the sixteenth century and it has been recently refurbished into a stylish finca with a traditional twist.

It’s one of few villa’s in Mallorca with its own chapel and a tower offering 365 degree views of the island. It even has a library with a glass ceiling designed in the art-nouveau style, and a grand piano in the drawing room.

There is no shortage of choice when it comes to where to host your ceremony, post-ceremony drinks and wedding meal. As well as a private chapel there are seven gardens, a total of 15,000 square meters, that surround the villa, some sporting Arabic designed fountains and water features. Walk beneath the paved pathways and arbours of jasmine and bougainvillea that connect different spaces between olive trees, pomegranates, oaks, hackberries and cypress trees.

Beyond the large pool on the sunny deck, you will find a barn which, complete with its paved terrace studded with olive trees, provides a perfect setting for your wedding party.

With the sea just a four km walk away via a dry stone road and sand dunes, the villa is also a short distance from the nature reserve of Son Real and the prehistoric necropolis remains at Illot des Porros. There is also a yacht club and golf courses within twenty mins drive from the villa, and the airport is a 45 min drive away.

Rustic romance at its very finest this Mallorcan finca is a splendid venue for any country wedding.