From the very first glance, the home whispers of craftsmanship and curated design details surrounded by the timeless soul of Mallorca. Already by the summer of 2026, unparalleled vacation experiences await 12 new owners. 

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Floor plan

The ground floor welcomes you with a remarkable entrance hall facing a patio (light court) leading into a fully equipped kitchen, a refined dining area, and a spacious living room centered around a fireplace. Floor-to-ceiling windows and triple-aspect views enhance the sense of openness, while direct access to the covered terrace invites effortless indooroutdoor living. This level also features a generously sized double bedroom with en-suite bathroom, as well as a guest toilet.

Upstairs, three beautifully appointed en-suite bedrooms offer privacy and comfort, including the impressive principal suite complete with a dressing room and a private terrace showcasing panoramic countryside views. The basement level provides secure parking for two to three vehicles and offers a versatile additional space used as home cinema.

A charming, separate guesthouse in the corner of the vast estate invites for a secluded siesta. With double bed and bathroom, this space is ideal for extra visitors. Modern comforts include reversible air conditioning underfloor heating powered by a heat pump, a private well, utility room, and a comprehensive alarm system - ensuring this finca is as practical as it is beautiful.

Mediterranean Spirit, Danish Decor

Step into an elevated design experience in harmonious dialogue with its surroundings. As a doorway into Vipp’s collection of furniture, kitchen, lighting, and accessories, the interior emits a Scandinavian sensibility merged with Mediterranean charm. Dosed with art pieces and local curiosities, the home takes on a character full of Balearic bliss.

Curated quality lingers in every corner from soft furniture textiles to the allsteel Vipp V4 kitchen granting an industrial edge to an organic space. With an interior adding luxury and comfort to island life, the frame is set for owners to easily transition to the soothing rhythm of Mallorca.

The garden

Behind the gates of an expansive 14,4 ha plot of land, an oasis of tranquillity awaits. Here, Mediterranean flora and fauna, Spanish building traditions and Danish décor intertwine in the most refined way. Framed by a meticulous garden landscape of aromatic herbs, citrus trees, and flowers, a traditional finca (countryside home) is built from connected volumes and terraces. The house enjoys sweeping views across the overwhelming garden and unspoiled nature, stretching to the majestic Tramuntana mountains and the distant Bay of Alcudia, all just five minutes from the nearest town of Selva.

Surrounded by landscaped Mediterranean gardens, the outdoor spaces are designed for relaxation and entertaining. Enjoy multiple terraces for alfresco dining, mature fruit trees, and a stunning saltwater swimming pool with dedicated sunbathing areas - all set against a backdrop of natural beauty. Mare Paisajistas withstood the design and construction of the impressive garden catering to all senses. 

VILLAGE LIFE

Life in Selva moves at a noticeably slower pace than Mallorca’s coastal resorts. Church bells mark the hours, while locals drink their morning coffee at the plaça (the main square). It’s the kind of place where daily rhythms are shaped more by seasons, agriculture, and community than by tourism. The Gothicchurch of Església de Sant Llorenç dominates both the skyline and the identity of the village, sitting on a hillside above Inca. Selva is defined by stone houses, narrow lanes, and views stretching across the island’s interior. The village feels lived-in rather than curated, and most residents are local Mallorcans, with only light tourist traffic outside the peak cycling season.

CLIMATE

The climate in Selva is typically Mediterranean, shaped by hot, dry summers and mild, slightly wetter winters, with a subtle influence from its position at the foothills of the Serra de Tramuntana. Summers are long, sunny, and reliably dry. From June through September, daytime temperatures often sit between 28–34°C, with very little rainfall. The inland setting means Selva can feel warmer than the coast during the day, but evenings tend to cool more noticeably, especially with light mountain breezes descending from the Tramuntana. The air is often clear and bright, with intense sunlight typical of the Balearic Islands.

GETTING THERE

From Palma de Mallorca airport, renting a car is the easiest and most flexible option. Following the Ma-13 highway toward Inca, and then local roads up to Selva will get you to the Vipp Residence in 30-40 minutes. The drive is simple and scenic, especially as you approach
the foothills of the Serra de Tramuntana.