Healthy Mindset, Felanitx.
Village houses are a favorite among people who want low maintenance, lock up and go solutions. This home in Felanitx has something extra for those of us wanting to live a better, more healthy life. This is a single-family home built with a deliberate emphasis on natural, breathable, and low-toxicity materials. From the structure to the finishes, the construction prioritizes traditional building techniques and minimally processed materials over synthetic alternatives — supporting healthier indoor air quality and a lower environmental footprint. It is truly a first of it’s kind in Mallorca.
What makes this house different? Materials and finishes that have all been documented during the construction. Let’s start with something as simple as insulation, usually a very toxic thing in your home, and something we often don’t think too much about when our builders are putting the puzzle pieces together. Many Spanish properties, particularly older ones, have minimal insulation. Improving insulation is the single most cost-effective way to reduce both heating and cooling costs. In this Felanitx village home, thermal insulation is provided by expanded cork board — Aglomerado de Corcho Expandido (ICB), also known as Insulation Cork Board — manufactured by Amorim, the world's principal cork producer. It is a 100% renewable, biodegradable material harvested from cork-oak bark without harming the tree. The boards are expanded with steam and bound by the cork's own natural resin (suberin), with no synthetic glues, binders, or added fire retardants, and emit no volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Cork is naturally resistant to mould, pests, and fire, and offers excellent thermal and acoustic performance — one of the most environmentally responsible insulation options available.
ELEMENT MATERIAL & SPECIFICATION
· Walls (interior paint) Lime paint — Croma Natural Paint
· Facade render Lime mortar — Unicmall
· Facade cladding Natural stone
· Thermal insulation Expanded cork board (ICB) — Amorim Cork Solutions
· Floor structure Solid timber beams (forjados de madera)
· Exterior carpentry Solid wood windows — Fusteria Biel Canyelles
· Interior carpentry Solid wood doors — ECLISE / Nakkobu
· Rooftop terrace finish Natural clay tiles (barro natural), natural waxes / oils
· Continuous flooring Microcement — Mortex Lighting (spots) AQForm PET midi LED spot — integrated LED, CRI>90
· Kitchen cabinetry FSC-certified plywood with non-toxic varnish — Plykitchen
All interior wall paint is traditional lime paint (pintura a la cal) — a water-based, mineral paint that uses slaked lime (calcium hydroxide) as both binder and pigment. Lime paint is naturally breathable, anti-microbial, and free from petrochemical solvents and synthetic biocides typically found in conventional plastic paints. It allows walls to regulate humidity and contributes to healthier indoor air. Along with the exterior facade that are finished with lime-mortar renders (enfoscados y revocos con morteros de cal) rather than cement based renders. Lime mortar is breathable, allowing the wall assembly to manage moisture naturally, and it has a significantly lower embodied carbon than Portland cement. It is the traditional Mediterranean building method for the region.
Why does all of this matter? Because homes are meant to last for centuries, passed down from generation to generation so minimal intervention is best. This home also carries no smart home system, unlike the TV remote, these devices can collect and store information on your usage, habits, and preferences — either on the device or on the network. All that data makes your smart home a potential privacy risk, and every device you add to the network adds a new privacy concern. Building homes with less technology makes them easier to use, and let’s not get start on the repair and maintenance of this. Keeping this simple is the main priority here, so you can just enjoy life in a much slower pace. Shouldn’t your home be a reflection of this lifestyle too?
Spec Sheet:
This home has all the necessary paperwork which is up to date. Everything in this home is 100% legal and documented.
Roof Terrace and Parking Garage for 1 car
Right in the heart of the village of Felanitx, surrounded by amazing artists and quiet luxury.
Lock up and go home for the health conscious individual or couple.
Asking Price: 985.000€
Constructed area without terraces: 225 m² / Rooftop Terrace of 12m²
Number of Bedrooms: 3 (two on the 1st floor, and master suite on the whole 2nd floor)
Number of Bathrooms: 4 total. 3 ensuite, with a guest washroom on the ground floor.