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Embraced by the island’s natural beauty, this handsome 19th-century country house has been restored in signature style, offering a tranquil refuge for multi-generational families and groups of friends to gather together, celebrate, and unwind.
Son Veri sits in an elevated position within the dramatic hills of Mallorca’s Tramuntana mountain range, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with views across the lush valley, the bay of Palma, and a former Carthusian monastery.
Dating back to the 1800s, Son Veri is an elegantly shuttered stone building framed by 100 hectares of ancient land. Records of the estate date back as far as the Middle Ages. Once a working farm cultivating cereals, olives, and almonds, the grounds now feature mature holm oaks that lend structure and shade to the landscape. The house embodies the essence of ‘slow living a place where time slows down and tranquility reigns. With six spacious and quietly luxurious guest bedrooms, including two master suites, there’s ample space for groups to come together or retreat to peaceful corners to relax and recharge. Shared spaces include an elegant dining room, a state-of-the-art kitchen, home cinema, gym, and wine cellar, while the bright and airy living room features the original ‘tafona’ (olive press) as a striking focal point.
The gardens create a seamless connection between indoors and outdoors. Shaded seating beneath mature trees, water fountains, and sensory paths lined with native plants invite guests to linger and explore. Multiple shared areas including the main terrace, a chill-out space by the pond, a barbecue with gazebo, and a leafy courtyard provide opportunities for relaxation, complemented by an infinity pool and tennis court. Designed with sustainability in mind, the gardens feature plants suited to the sunny Mediterranean climate, with rainwater collected for irrigation to reduce reliance on natural resources.