La Corona de Palma: A 17th-Century Masterpiece Reborn for Modern Grandeur

Step through the wrought-iron gates where Palma’s golden light spills across 5,000 square meters of history, and discover *La Corona*—a 17th-century mansion where time’s patina meets contemporary vision. This is no ordinary estate; it is a living canvas, its original vaulted ceilings whispering secrets of merchant princes and artists, now meticulously restored to cradle your boldest ambitions.

Three regal floors ascend via sweeping staircases and a discreet elevator, culminating in a tower that surveys Palma’s skyline—a silent sentinel over the island’s pulse. The ground floor unfolds like a grand overture: a luminous lobby flows into a bar and café, where the scent of citrus and espresso mingles with the murmur of possibility. Here, a professional kitchen hums with potential, ready to fuel a gastronomic empire or an intimate soirée beneath the stars.

Ascend to the first floor, where a restaurant of rare elegance awaits. Private salons, draped in natural light, open onto two terraces—one a sun-drenched 50 square meters, the other an 80-square-meter stage for twilight revelries. A service office stands at the ready, a quiet architect of seamless hospitality. Above, the second floor transforms into a 280-square-meter gallery of dreams: exhibitions that dazzle, events that linger in memory, all framed by a hall and powder rooms of understated opulence.

But the true magic lies beyond the mansion’s bones. Over 3,500 square meters of multifunctional terraces and gardens unfold like a Mediterranean tapestry—where olive trees cast lace-like shadows over al fresco gatherings, and a 275-square-meter pavilion, climate-controlled and embraced by blooming courtyards, becomes whatever you envision: a wellness sanctuary, a creative atelier, or a boardroom beneath the boughs. Nestled within the *clastra*, the mansion’s sacred courtyard, three independent studios (each up to 55 square meters) offer sanctuary for artisans, scholars, or boutique ventures, their original vaults a testament to craftsmanship that transcends centuries.

Location is destiny, and here, it is exquisite. Palma’s vibrant heart beats nearby, yet the estate rests in a serene enclave between the island’s premier business hubs and its most advanced hospitals—a crossroads of innovation and tradition. A 9,000-square-meter emerald park, meticulously tended and veiled in privacy each night, cradles the property, while the hum of the city’s energy remains just a stroll away. Parking is effortless, connections seamless, and the air thick with the promise of a life where legacy and modernity dance in perfect step.

This is *La Corona*—not merely a property, but a proclamation. A licensed haven for gastronomy, art, and gathering (though its potential stretches further: a private academy, a wellness retreat, a corporate bastion). It is a rare alchemy of space and soul, where every stone tells a story, and every square meter invites you to write the next chapter. The question is not whether you can afford it, but whether you dare to claim it.