Choose the everyday base first
Make a list of where you will shop, work and use health or school services, then test the journeys from each property. Compare coastal and inland addresses at the same time of year. Check parking and the route to the beach separately from the route to daily services; “near” can mean very different things on foot and by car.
A house and agricultural land are different purchases
The portfolio includes homes in Campos and Sa Ràpita as well as land near Es Trenc. A rural plot advertised for agricultural use is not a ready-made home or a guaranteed building opportunity. Before paying a reservation, have the permitted use, planning status, flood constraints and any environmental restrictions checked for that exact parcel.
Water, access and year-round comfort
For a rural home, request evidence of water supply, wastewater arrangements, legal access and electricity provision. For a coastal home, inspect ventilation, damp, salt exposure and the condition of outdoor fittings. Test broadband at the address and ask for actual running costs where available. Assess the house during the months you intend to occupy it.
Start with the right type of property
The historic Campos townhouse offers village living with a private garden; the Sa Ràpita ground-floor offer has a garage and communal roof terrace. The Es Palmer offers concern land, with individual and combined purchase options. These are different starting points: tell Hernán whether your priority is an existing home, a project or agricultural use so the documentation matches your plans.
Properties and local information
Use this checklist to prepare questions for your independent legal and technical advisers. The property's documents and current official decisions determine the position in each case.
Discuss your move with Hernán