apartment for sale Santa Margalida, Nord

About this property

Extraordinary flat of 300 m2. It has 25 m2 of balcony and an interior patio of 60 m2 with barbecue. It has 4 spacious bedrooms with large wardrobes. It has 3 bathrooms and a courtesy toilet. Two of the bedrooms have ensuite bathrooms, and one of them has a dressing room. It has a spacious livingdining room with a table for 10 people. It has a modern kitchen with dining area and an additional living room next to it. Laundry area. Marble and parquet floors. Double glazing. Top quality finishes. Equipped with air conditioning and heating. ~Easy parking area. 2 months deposit required. It has a holiday licence for 8 people.~Located 8 km from the beaches of Can Picafort and Muro and about 40 min by car.~The village of Santa Margalida dates back to the 13th15th century. It owes its name to the dedication of Santa Margarita, to whom the church built in the farmhouse of Hiachat or Yach was dedicated. However, the popular and most common name for the village of Santa Margalida is "la Vila", a term normally used by both its inhabitants and those of the neighbouring villages.~One of the most charismatic places in the village is the esplanade of the Parish Church. This is one of the most attractive areas of the village, as you can see the wide cultivated plains that surround the municipality.~The village of Santa Margalida is famous in Mallorca for the celebration of the procession of the Beata. This procession is held on the first Sunday in September. It begins in the morning with the demons walking through the streets of the village to wake up the villagers with the sound of the bells that they wear on their clothing.~Late in the evening the procession begins, presided over by the Blessed, who walks through the streets accompanied by peasants, bands and floats representing different passages from the life of the saint. But what will undoubtedly surprise you most is the sight of the demons trying to snatch the vases carried by the peasants to break them on the ground at the feet of the Blessed, while they dance around her. This unique procession closes with the last crack of the vases that the demons break in the Plaza de la Iglesia.~Source: ([[please use the form to respond ]])