Can Oreneta – Contemporary Cottage in Alaró

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Recently rebuilt, the original cottage has been transformed into a contemporary yet classically styled home. It offers all the conveniences of a newly built property while still retaining the best parts of its Mallorquian charm. Built with a focus on local materials and sustainability, this villa has its own garage, a glorious pool and views over the village and yet blends seamlessly into the existing attractive Alaró streetscape.

Sun-drenched terrace at Can Oreneta featuring a private infinity pool, lounge seating and sweeping views over the rooftops of Alaró

Elegant covered outdoor dining area with natural wood table framed by panoramic Tramuntana mountain views at Can Oreneta, Alaró

Aerial view of Can Oreneta nestled among lush greenery on the hillside above Alaró, showcasing the property's elevated position

Beautifully appointed modern kitchen with walnut island, designer bar stools and warm natural materials at Can Oreneta

Sophisticated living space with floor-to-ceiling steel-framed glass walls and sculptural marble coffee table at Can Oreneta

Light-filled master bedroom with exposed wooden ceiling beams and French doors opening to a private balcony at Can Oreneta

Grand main living room at Can Oreneta with soaring beamed ceilings, contemporary fireplace and balcony doors framing Mallorcan mountains

Elegant living area with neutral sectional sofa, woven rattan pendant light and traditional white-beamed Mallorcan ceilings at Can Oreneta

Modern open-plan kitchen with warm walnut cabinetry, marble-topped island and exposed wooden ceiling beams at Can Oreneta

Spacious kitchen and living area flowing seamlessly with marble island, black feature cabinetry and wood-burning stove at Can Oreneta

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Serene guest bedroom with soft neutral linens, exposed wooden ceiling beams and French doors to a private stone terrace at Can Oreneta

Stylish powder room with striking dark marble vanity, oversized round mirror and contemporary light fixtures at Can Oreneta

Light-filled bedroom with mustard throw, rattan bedside tables and wooden shuttered doors to a sun-drenched terrace at Can Oreneta

Tranquil master bedroom with panoramic views through floor-to-ceiling windows, exposed wooden beams at Can Oreneta, Alaró

Stunning rooftop view from Can Oreneta overlooking the historic church and terracotta rooftops of Alaró village

Panoramic hillside view with traditional Mallorcan stone buildings, greenery and cypress trees surrounding Can Oreneta

Aerial view of Alaró village at the foot of the Tramuntana mountains, with Can Oreneta among charming stone properties

Aerial close-up of Can Oreneta showing restored stone facade, rooftop solar panels, private pool and bougainvillea-lined entrance

Elevated view of Can Oreneta's outdoor terrace with plush seating, dining area and infinity-style pool overlooking Alaró rooftops

Bird's-eye view of Can Oreneta's traditional terracotta roof with solar panels, mature gardens and private pool in Alaró

Details

– Semi detached house
– 316m2 constructed area
– 58sqm outdoor terrace
– Elevated position with panoramic views
– 4 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms
– Two-car garage
– 22m2 salt water infinity pool with sun
terrace
– Air conditioning and underfloor heating

– Indoor fireplace
– French double doors
– Wine cellar/home theatre
– Outdoor kitchen
– Solar panels
– Uses the best Mallorquian materials

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Lush orange tree laden with ripe fruit beside a traditional balcony in the charming village of Alaró, Mallorca

Beautiful Alaró

Nested in a scenic valley formed by twin foothills of the majestic UNESCO World Heritage listed Tramuntana mountains, Alaró is a village with a setting that is as splendid as it is secluded, all only a half hour drive from Palma airport. Its origins are rumoured to date as far back the island’s Moorish occupation – as part of an Arabian farmstead called Oloron – while its typically Mallorcan grid of narrow lanes lined with charming centuries-old architecture imbue the village with a rich sense of history.
Despite its authentic sleepy village charm, Alaró has remained relatively immune to the levels of tourism many places on the island have been subjected to. Consequently, its popularity has grown amongst ex-pats looking to relocate somewhere to experience something of the ‘real Mallorca’. This has resulted in a healthy international community drawn by the opportunity to live in a secluded part of Mallorca’s rural countryside.

As well as the easy charm of its buzzing main square and exceptionally strollable streets, the village provides a fabulous base for those keen to enjoy nature, sitting as it does in a beautiful valley surrounded by National Park, and with its many cycling routes, shops and cafes attracts cyclists from all over the world.

While Alaró is known and loved for its sleepy and secluded character, it also plays host to numerous festivals – mostly over the summer months – when tranquillity is replaced with a riot of parades, dancing and music. The charming Saturday market sees local food producers selling their wares, and Es Verger, the lamb restaurant discovered by Rick Stein is the best known of its growing number of restaurants and bars.

Self-Consumption Photovoltaic Installation – 13 Carrer d’en Pujol, Alaró

Coertze y Clacher Properties SL has installed a photovoltaic system for self-consumption at the property located at 13 Carrer d’en Pujol, Alaró.

Objectives: To generate renewable electricity for on-site consumption, reduce the amount of electricity imported from the grid, and lower the CO₂ emissions associated with the property’s activities.

Results: Since it was commissioned, the installation has generated 14.7 MWh of renewable energy, including 9.0 MWh in 2026 to date. According to the Enphase monitoring platform, this has resulted in an estimated reduction of approximately 6.5 tonnes of CO₂ this year.

This project has been funded by the European Union – NextGenerationEU, through the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan, and forms part of the Energy Transition Investment Plan for the Balearic Islands (PITEIB), managed by the Regional Ministry of Enterprise, Self-Employment and Energy of the Government of the Balearic Islands.

Instalación fotovoltaica de autoconsumo – C/ d’en Pujol, 13, Alaró

Coertze y Clacher Properties SL ha ejecutado una instalación fotovoltaica de autoconsumo en el inmueble situado en el carrer d’en Pujol, 13, en Alaró.

Objetivos: Generar energía eléctrica renovable para el autoconsumo, reducir la electricidad importada de la red y disminuir las emisiones de CO₂ asociadas a la actividad del inmueble.

Resultados: Desde su puesta en funcionamiento, la instalación ha producido 14,7 MWh de energía renovable, de los cuales 9,0 MWh corresponden a lo que llevamos de 2026. Según la plataforma de monitorización Enphase, esto supone una reducción estimada de aproximadamente 6,5 toneladas de CO₂ durante este año.

Este proyecto ha sido financiado por la Unión Europea – NextGenerationEU, a través del Plan de Recuperación, Transformación y Resiliencia, y se enmarca en el Plan de Inversiones para la Transición Energética de las Illes Balears (PITEIB), gestionado por la Conselleria d’Empresa, Autònoms i Energia del Govern de les Illes Balears.