Nestled amidst the breathtaking Tramontana region of Mallorca, the 33 acre estate property is immersed in lush greenery, surrounded by Mediterranean gardens, as well as olive groves, palm trees, and private vineyards.

Can Topa is a charming village home in close proximity to the best of Deia, the “magical village in Majorca where stars go to get away”, according to Vogue.

Posesión de Muntanya is considered one of the best preserved Mallorcan manors on the island and dates back to the 15th century, although it is rumored to have been originally built by the Moors in the 13th century.

La Possessió de Bunyolí is one of the oldest in Mallorca and dates back to the Conquest of Majorca. The 617 acre agricultural estate comes with a 17th century manor house, an ancient oil mill (tafona), and a chapel surrounded by gardens.

The country retreat is set near one of the most beautiful villages on the island of Mallorca, and just a short drive from the beaches and international marina in Puerto Pollensa.

Set near near the Mallorcan mountain town of Pollença, the country estate spans over 296 acres. A piece of local history, the property is one of the original “possessió” of the island, dating back hundreds of years.

Set on the north coast of the Serra de la Tramuntana between the coveted villages of Valldemossa and Deia, the 16 acre estate includes centuries-old olive groves and lemon trees, with formal gardens surrounding the manor house.

Set in a beautiful valley in the northern part of the island, the property offers sea views and total privacy within the fenced-in 34 acre estate.

Founded by brothers Archie and Monty Berrow, Berrow Projects crafts contemporary homes with no compromise on luxury by seeking out and developing what they call “uncut gems”.

On the market with Savills, the property is set at the foot of the Tramuntana mountains near the charming town of Alaró.