Paseo del Borne, Palma

Paseo del Borne, Palma, Mallorca, Spain

Paseo del Borne1890 Period DetailPalma Centre

€1,395,000

4 bedrooms · 3 bathrooms · 150 m² interior

Why We Selected It

Paseo del Borne is the address in Palma that needs no explanation: the tree-lined boulevard where the city's best cafés, restaurants and boutiques begin literally at the door. What makes this apartment unusual is not the position alone but what survived the 2015 refurbishment — hand-painted original ceilings, mosaic tiled floors, fine wooden carpentry and French balconies, all restored rather than replaced, sitting beside a state-of-the-art kitchen fitted with German appliances and Corian worktops. Most period apartments in central Palma have been stripped to shells and rebuilt blandly; this one kept its soul. It is a finished, move-in-ready home that works equally as a permanent base or a lock-up-and-leave holiday apartment in a city that has become one of the Mediterranean's most visited for weekend breaks.

The Home

Period apartment in an 1890 building, refurbished 2015 · Fully refurbished, move-in ready

A four-bedroom apartment on Palma's Paseo del Borne, fully refurbished in 2015 with its 1890 detail intact — hand-painted ceilings, mosaic floors, French balconies and a state-of-the-art German kitchen. Around 150 m² in the city's most sought-after address.

Around 150 m² of interior space, arranged as four bedrooms and three bathrooms across a single level.
Built in 1890 and fully refurbished in 2015, with original period detail restored throughout: hand-painted ceilings, mosaic tiled floors and finely worked wooden carpentry.
A living room with ornate coffered ceilings, gold-toned plasterwork and arched wooden doorways opening onto a French balcony with views over the boulevard.
A state-of-the-art kitchen fitted during the 2015 refurbishment with top-quality German-made appliances and ample Corian worktops.
French balconies opening from the principal rooms to the Paseo, bringing in light and the street life of one of Palma's most popular addresses.
Four bedrooms, including a bright principal room with doors to the balcony, and three bathrooms finished in a clean contemporary style.

Life Here

The boulevard

Paseo del Borne is Palma's most popular café, restaurant and boutique address — the apartment sits virtually on its doorstep.

The old city

The Gothic quarter, the cathedral and La Llotja are all within a short walk of the apartment.

The sea

Palma's harbour and seafront are minutes away on foot; the city beaches lie a short walk or ride beyond.

Access

Palma airport offers year-round flights across Europe and is around 15 minutes by car from the centre.

Our Perspective

Why it works

A finished, move-in-ready period apartment on Palma's single most desirable boulevard — with the 1890 detail that most refurbishments have erased and a kitchen that meets a modern standard.

Ownership case

Central Palma is one of the Mediterranean's tightest city markets: a small historic centre, finite period stock and rising demand from international buyers drawn to year-round life rather than season-only resort living. An apartment on Paseo del Borne with original detail intact is the kind of holding that trades rarely.

What makes it special

Hand-painted 1890 ceilings and mosaic floors restored rather than replaced, sitting beside a German-fitted kitchen with Corian worktops — on a boulevard where the city's best cafés and restaurants begin at the door.

Best suited for

A buyer who wants a turnkey Palma base with genuine period character rather than a gut-renovated shell — equally suited to permanent living or a refined holiday apartment.