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A location isn't an address. It's a daily rhythm.

– Buena Vista Crew

What matters

S'Horta at a glance.

S'Horta is village life at its best – small in scale, lively in feel, with short routes to the sea and to Felanitx.

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Why S'Horta

S'Horta has its own identity – a plaça where things actually happen, a Thursday weekly market, several restaurants. The village is big enough to stand on its own and small enough to stay a village. The mix of locals, Germans and Brits has grown organically, not by design.

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Living in S'Horta

Classic townhouses with patios dominate – many already restored, others with clear potential. In the surrounding countryside, fincas and country homes. Typical Mallorcan construction with natural stone and high rooms. Prices below Felanitx.

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Location and access

Felanitx in 8 minutes, Cala d'Or 12, Portocolom 15. Beaches like Cala Marsal and Cala Sa Nau in 10–15 minutes. Palma 55 minutes. Local supply is good (bakery, bar, supermarket, pharmacy); Felanitx for more. Palma airport sits about an hour away – roughly an 8-hour direct flight from New York.

Frequently asked

What buyers often ask.

What is S'Horta?

S'Horta is a small, traditional village in the municipality of Felanitx – around 1,500 inhabitants, its own church, baker, bar. Very quiet, surrounded by almond and olive groves, with short routes to Cala Marçal and Portocolom.

What homes are available?

Village houses and townhouses in the center, many with character and renovation potential. Further out, fincas, country homes and the occasional newer property.

How are the prices?

Very accessible. Village houses from €250,000, good restorations €500,000–€900,000. Fincas in the surroundings between €700,000 and €2,000,000. Character and substance at fair prices.

Who is S'Horta right for?

Buyers who value real village community, drive regularly (beach 8 min, Felanitx 10 min) and don't need theater – just island life with substance.

We know the island

The right one isn't always online.

A lot of what we place never makes it into the shop window. Off-market, from a neighbor, from a developer, from a lawyer. If you have an idea of what you're looking for, let's talk – we'll listen and see what fits.

Curved staircase with two dark spherical vases on black plinths – quiet detail from a Mallorcan finca