From The New York Times, "This 200-year-old two-story town house, once a wine cellar, is in Binissalem, a mountain village famous for its wine-making. In 2005 it underwent a gut renovation.... many of the original architectural details [remain]." It has four bedrooms, a terrace and garden area with fig and olive trees, and sits "on a tranquil pedestrian street near the town plaza, which is lined with cafes, bakeries, shops and a church, and which is also the site of a farmers’ market on weekends.... The village is nestled in the valley of the Serra de Tramuntana [Mountains].... The Mediterranean coast and the international Palma de Mallorca Airport are both about 25 minutes away by car." Read more in The NY Times. Sadly, $1.57 million is just a bit out of our budget... but it's fun to dream. And it comes furnished!Article by Nina Roberts, photos by Stefano Buonamici for The New York Times
** and i've always spelled it Mallorca -anyone have the definitive on that??
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Shall we meet there and check it out anyway? ;)
Hope you are enjoying your weekend!
X
P.s. thank you!
I'd really, really love that!
Summer is only two hours away! It's supposed to be 70 here by Wednesday ;)
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