Property in Montfarrutx
As of 21 September 2026 · Price figures at this level are estimated from price bands, so treat them as approximate.
The housing stock comprises predominantly modern villas built in the last 15–25 years, many positioned for views and rural living appeal. Properties typically occupy 1,000–3,000 square-metre plots with gardens. Apartments are rare. Most properties feature contemporary finishes and modern amenities.
As of 21 September 2026 · Aggregate asking-price statistics, de-duplicated from public listing sources — not individual listing records. Source: MallorcaData. At this level the price figures are estimated from price bands, so treat them as approximate.
Active listings by property type
As of 21 September 2026
Summary
Montfarrutx is a rural hillside neighbourhood within Arta, located in the foothills of the north-east region. The neighbourhood combines elevated countryside positioning with established residential and investment properties, appealing to buyers seeking rural living with views and proximity to coastal areas.
With 17 active listings as of 21 September 2026, the neighbourhood shows modest market activity. The stock is predominantly villas (13) supplemented by apartments (2), plot (1), and townhouse (1), reflecting primarily residential villa-based character.
Where Montfarrutx is
Surveyed boundary of Montfarrutx within Arta.
Setting
- Geography
- Montfarrutx occupies elevated terrain in Arta's foothills, characterised by countryside landscape, scattered residential properties, and views across the surrounding agricultural and coastal regions.
- Coast or inland
- Inland hillside, with coastal proximity; the Mediterranean is within 8–10 kilometres.
- Elevation
- Approximately 150–300 metres above sea level, with variation across the neighbourhood.
- Distance to Palma
- Approximately 60–65 kilometres to central Palma.
- Distance to the airport
- Approximately 75–80 kilometres to Palma Airport.
Character
A rural hillside neighbourhood characterised by scattered villas, countryside views, and quietness. The area appeals to those seeking countryside living with close proximity to the coast and Arta amenities, rather than beachfront development.
Working in Montfarrutx
Arta's economy centres on agriculture, small business, and craft industries. Remote working and commuting to larger towns support income for residents. Limited on-site employment opportunities.
Living in Montfarrutx
Schools
Limited local schools; families use Arta town education provision.
Healthcare
Medical services are in Arta town; major hospitals are in Inca and Palma.
Shopping and services
Day-to-day shopping requires travel to Arta town or nearby centres.
Beaches
Coastal beaches are approximately 8–10 kilometres away; Colonia de Sant Pere and other coves are accessible by car.
Marinas
Nearest marinas are at Colonia de Sant Pere and Port de Manacor, approximately 15–20 kilometres away.
Golf
Golf courses are within 15–20 kilometres.
Transport
Private car access is essential; connections to Arta and regional areas are by road; limited public transport.
Buying in Montfarrutx
- The neighbourhood is outside intensive urban development zones; building permissions may be limited for expansion.
- Properties are estimated at approximately EUR 1,281,250–EUR 2,785,714 asking prices as of 21 September 2026.
Selling in Montfarrutx
- Buyers seeking rural living with sea-view potential and proximity to coastal areas form the primary market.
- Villas with panoramic views, modern finishes, and established gardens sell more readily.
Montfarrutx: common questions
Yes. The area offers rural atmosphere, views, and privacy. However, it requires a private car for daily access to schools, services, and shopping in Arta town.
The 17 active listings as of 21 September 2026 consist primarily of 13 villas, with 2 apartments, 1 plot, and 1 townhouse. Most villas occupy generous plots with countryside or sea-view potential.
Coastal beaches are approximately 8–10 kilometres away. Colonia de Sant Pere and other north-east coast coves are accessible by car for day visits.
Yes. The area attracts remote workers and freelancers seeking countryside living with good internet connectivity. Broadband availability should be verified by property.
Many properties enjoy panoramic countryside views and sea-view potential from elevated positions. The landscape is agricultural and natural, with limited commercial development.