The Upgrade
A planted grove, a shaded terrace, a new country kitchen. Three additions, €150,000, and what each one buys.
What the €150,000 buys
Casa Son Cabaspre is restored and you could move in tomorrow — Anselm lives there now. That is the house at €1,650,000. For €1,800,000 we hand it over with three things added that no photograph of it today can show you: a grove on the land, a shaded terrace between the house and the pool, and a new country kitchen. €150,000 of work, set out here in full — and a third of it goes into the ground.
An olive, lemon and orange grove, planted for you
Fifty thousand euros of the project goes into planting a proper grove on the 8,000 m² — olives, lemons and oranges, established now so they are rooted and giving by your first summer. Your own oil in time, fruit on the table, and lemons for the evening’s cocktails.
A shaded lounge and long table, between house and pool
Between the house and the pool, a shaded pergola terrace with a long table, comfortable seating and a built-in barbecue. The place for the slow lunch and the long evening — and the view from the table is the point: you look straight out over your grove as it climbs into the protected mountains.
A country kitchen at the heart of the house
The hub of the home — a new country-style kitchen built for cooking with what you carry up from the Saturday market and pick from your own trees. Warm materials, generous worktops, and room for people to gather while someone cooks. The kitchen a finca like this deserves.
Built to run on its own
Behind the comforts, the finca looks after itself.
The people behind the project
Anselm Van den Auwelant (left) with Torben Aagaard — at Casa Son Cabaspre
Restored by one, finished together
Anselm Van den Auwelant, Titan Invest — with Mallorca Homebase
Anselm has spent decades building and restoring homes with a particular discipline: how materials read, how light moves through a room, how the smallest detail decides whether a place feels ordinary or exceptional. He brought that eye to Casa Son Cabaspre, restoring it from a near-ruin into a contemporary, move-in-ready finca in the hills above Esporles.
From there, Mallorca Homebase takes it the last stretch. We add the three things that take it from restored to finished — the grove, the terrace, the kitchen. Anselm makes the house. We make it the home.
That work has a price, and we show it openly. Mallorca Homebase earns a 3% value-creation fee — set out as a line in the project’s cost, never buried in a marked-up price. It pays for taking the home the final stretch, so a buyer sees exactly what they are paying for.
