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Portixol Penthouse
Portixol · Palma
A corner penthouse with the building’s largest terrace and open sea views, two minutes from the beach in Portixol–Es Molinar — Palma’s most sought-after waterfront.
Two ways to own it
Own it whole
€1.125.000
The whole property · full title, one owner. This is the asking price for the home itself.
Plus Spanish transfer tax (ITP) €105.000 & buyers’ legal €11.250 — advice securing permits, licences & clean title
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Share it · 2–8 owners
€170.500
One share = 12.5% · 42 nights a year — fully furnished. All-in with taxes & legal.
Running costs €188/mo per share · closing complete
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3Bedrooms2Bathrooms112 m²Built72 m²Terrace2014Year
The home
A corner penthouse with the building’s largest terrace
A top-floor corner home in Portixol–Es Molinar — Palma’s most sought-after stretch of coast, two minutes from the beach. A 72 m² wraparound terrace, open sea views and light on three sides. Renovated and move-in-ready, shared by up to eight.
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Life at the Portixol Penthouse
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The economics
From purchase to per-share
We work for owners, so every cost is in the open. El Jardín is bought, upgraded to key-ready and structured for co-ownership — so the price per share is simply the purchase, the Balearic transfer tax, the upgrade and the legal structuring, divided across eight equal shares.
Purchase price
€1.125.000
The agreed purchase price — our starting point
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Transfer tax
€104.963
9.33% Balearic ITP
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Renovation and setup
€100.000
Key-ready upgrade and furnishing
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Legal and structuring
€11.250
Buyer’s lawyer and SPV incorporation
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Total project capitalization
€1.363.713
All-in: purchase, tax, upgrade and legal structuring
€1.363.713 ÷ 8 shares
€170.464
per ownership share
What’s included
Move-in-ready, down to the detail
Already chosen
Jarl & Susanne made Palma their Mediterranean base
Danish couple Jarl and Susanne Friis-Mikkelsen chose co-ownership in Portixol as their long-term base on the island — a home they use actively while life runs between two countries. The clearest proof the model works for people who know exactly what good living looks like.