Country house 300 m², Santa Margalida

Magnificent house of 240 m2 on a plot of 320 m2. Gives two streets. Very spacious rooms. It has three bedrooms, a bathroom and a toilet. Kitchen with office area and fireplace. Wide entrance next to the living room with access to the terrace. On the ground floor there are two bedrooms and on the first floor there is another room. On the first floor there are other rooms that can be converted into bedrooms with their bathrooms. It has a small terrace on the first floor and another on the second floor from which you can access the roof. Suitable if you want to install solar panels. It has hot/cold air conditioning in several rooms. Large windows. The ground floor is adapted for people with reduced mobility. On the ground floor there is a garden / orchard with several rooms for storage, barbecue with fireplace, laundry, etc. At the rear you have a 2 car garage with another same size room above. The building and the roof are in good condition. Does not require major reform. The town of Santa Margalida dates back to the 13th-15th century. Its name owes its origin to the invocation of Santa Margarita, to which the church built in the Hiachat or Yach farmhouse was dedicated. However, the popular and most common denomination of the town of Santa Margalida is "la Vila", a term normally used by both its inhabitants and those of neighboring towns. One of the most charismatic spaces in the town is the esplanade of the Parish Church. There one of the most attractive spaces of the town is configured, since you can see the wide cultivation plains that surround the municipality. The town of Santa Margalida is famous in Mallorca for the celebration of the procession of the Beata. This procession is held on the first Sunday of September. It begins in the morning with the demons walking the streets of the town to wake up the neighbors with the sound of the bells that they wear on their clothing. Late at night, the Procession begins, presided over by the Blessed, who runs through the streets accompanied by peasants, music bands and floats that represent different passages in the life of the saint. But what will undoubtedly surprise you the most is seeing the demons trying to snatch the vases that the peasants carry to break them on the ground, at the feet of the Beata, while they dance around her. This unique procession ends with the last click of the vases that the demons break in the Plaza de la Iglesia. Source: http://canpicafort.es/es/historia/santa-margalida/