This rustic mansion is one of the ´posesiones´ with most character and beauty to be found on the island of Majorca, once belonging to the Majorcan nobility. It is worth mentioning the courtyard and the exterior zones. It has to be seen to be really appreciated. As far as the estate is concerned, the grounds have an extension of about 3.650.000m2, with panoramic views over the beautiful mountains and from many parts of the residence, there are also sea views. On the finca are centuries-old olive and orange trees as well as natural sources of water, aqueducts as it is an old Arab farmhouse. The farm is one of the best private reserves for private hunting.Historical Majorcan ´posesión´ in the municipal district of Arta. There are documents of its existence since the year 1405. The property is made up of the main house, auxiliary dependencies, "tafona" or oil press, farmhouse and 2 other smaller houses situated in other areas of the estate. These constructed areas total about 5.000m2 in size, of which about 1.400 m2 have been reformed The rest are partially reformed and / or to be reformed. All the rooms are large and spacious with high ceiling, as was the custom in architecture of those days in these types of properties. The main house is distributed in three heights and consists of 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, several lounges and rooms, kitchen, warehouse and a guest toilet. Up to 8-10 more bedrooms could be had. About 150 m from this is a 2-level bungalow with 1 bedroom, living room, porch and a full bathroom. There are stables, warehouse, chapel. The property is classified ANEI space and cannot be converted into a hotel.Locality and places of interestArta is situated to the north east of the island of Majorca and belongs to the region of the ´Levante´. It has a population both of agriculture and tourism. Many fruits are cultivated there (almonds, oranges, lemons, figs, etc...), as well as vineyards and olives. There is also the craftwork with palms. Arta is to be found in the heart of an extensive valley, dominated by the walled-in ´San Salvador´ and by its Gothic styled church. Within its nucleus, the residencies and estates of the former lords and owners of the mansions of the municipality stand out. Mention also has to be made of the prehistoric Talayotic settlement on the outskirts of the village known as ´Ses Païsses´ which is probably the best preserved and one of the most important of the island.