Rambla 9
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Project • By Rambla 9 • Hotels
Can Cunso: Muntanya 20
Muntanya 18 and 20 embody the quiet character of Mallorca’s rural heritage. These cases de poble, traditional village houses, were built in 1852 and have been carefully renewed to preserve their essence while embracing the comfort and sophistication of contemporary living. Set within a privileged landscape that offers the serenity of the countryside, both houses express a dialogue between tradition and modernity. Their stone façades and time-worn textures speak of memory, while the interiors reveal soft light, natural materials, and precise craftsmanship that elevate everyday life with subtle luxury. Now offered as exclusive holiday rentals in Consell, the homes invite guests to experience authentic Mediterranean living, where... More
Project • By Rambla 9 • Hotels
Can Cunso: Muntanya 18
Muntanya 18 and 20 embody the quiet character of Mallorca’s rural heritage. These cases de poble, traditional village houses, were built in 1852 and have been carefully renewed to preserve their essence while embracing the comfort and sophistication of contemporary living. Set within a privileged landscape that offers the serenity of the countryside, both houses express a dialogue between tradition and modernity. Their stone façades and time-worn textures speak of memory, while the interiors reveal soft light, natural materials, and precise craftsmanship that elevate everyday life with subtle luxury. Now offered as exclusive holiday rentals in Consell, the homes invite guests to experience authentic Mediterranean living, where... More
Project • By Rambla 9 • Housing
Cas Padrins
In the quiet landscape of Consell, Cas Padrins stands as a testament to Mallorca’s rural heritage. This family possessió, a traditional country estate, was originally built in 1878 and has remained in the same family ever since. Carefully renewed with respect for its agricultural past, the house now welcomes guests to experience the serenity and authenticity of the Mediterranean lifestyle. The architecture reveals a dialogue between memory and modern comfort. Stone walls, limewashed surfaces, and wooden beams preserve the island’s spirit, while new interventions bring clarity, light, and a discreet sense of luxury. The restoration sought not to transform but to continue, recovering original textures, restoring the rhythm... More