A stone-and-glass villa catching low golden-hour light through tall windows, palms in silhouette

Costa d'en Blanes · Mallorca

Every window
holds the sun.

We sell one exceptional house at a time — shown the way it is lived, at the hour that sells it. Scroll, and watch the day turn.

06:00 — first light on the terrace

Why the light

A house is a machine for catching the day.

Anyone can photograph a room at noon. The homes we represent are shown at the hour they were designed for — when the sun rakes low across the stone, the glass warms, and the whole west face turns to honey. It is not a trick of the camera. It is the reason these houses exist where they do.

One residence, fully told: the aspect, the light, the plan, the provenance. No portal of a thousand listings — a single place, and the time of day it belongs to.

RESIDENCE 01 / MALLORCA

Villa Meridiana faces the sunset, on purpose.

Set into the last terrace above Costa d'en Blanes, the house opens its full width to the south-west. From five in the afternoon the living floor fills with warm light and does not let go of it until the sea does.

39.5361° N 2.5822° E SW aspect · 18:36 sunset
Villa Meridiana's west facade of stone and glass, lit low and gold at 18:20 Villa MeridianaWest facade · 18:20

The setting

You are buying an hour, and a stretch of coast.

The residences sit along the south-west coast of Mallorca — the side that keeps the light longest. Old harbours, a Tramuntana backdrop, and a fifteen-minute drive to everything you'd fly in for.

The Costa d'en Blanes harbour, boats still on rose-and-honey water at dusk Costa d'en BlanesHarbour at dusk · 20:05

Before the light changes

Book a private viewing at golden hour.

Tell us which residence, and we'll arrange to show it at the hour it was built for. Discreet, unhurried, in person.

Mon–Sat · viewings by appointment Enquire