Property in sa Coma
As of 23 September 2026 · Price figures at this level are estimated from price bands, so treat them as approximate.
The housing stock comprises diverse properties: 52 villas built over 15–25 years, 32 apartments for mixed investment and residential use, 8 fincas with rural character, and smaller numbers of townhouses, plots, and commercial/penthouse units. Properties range from compact apartments to large villa estates with pools and gardens.
As of 23 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 23 September 2026
Summary
sa Coma is a substantial residential neighbourhood within Bunyola characterised by a diverse mix of villa and apartment properties. The neighbourhood offers suburban living with reasonable Palma proximity and access to schools and services, appealing to families and buyers seeking suburban residential character.
The neighbourhood shows strong market activity with 100 active listings as of 21 September 2026. The stock is mixed: villas (52), apartments (32), fincas (8), townhouses (4), plots (3), penthouses (2), and commercial property (1), reflecting diverse residential and investment profiles.
Where sa Coma is
Surveyed boundary of sa Coma within Bunyola.
Setting
- Geography
- sa Coma is a dispersed residential neighbourhood within Bunyola, characterised by scattered villa and apartment developments, transition between rural and suburban landscape.
- Coast or inland
- Inland, approximately 15–20 kilometres from Palma.
- Elevation
- Elevation ranges from around a hundred metres up to roughly 250 metres above sea level, varying across the scattered neighbourhood.
- Distance to Palma
- Approximately 15–20 kilometres to central Palma.
- Distance to the airport
- Approximately 30–35 kilometres to Palma Airport.
Character
A residential suburb characterised by mixed villa and apartment properties. The neighbourhood blends suburban family living with countryside atmosphere and reasonable Palma accessibility, appealing to diverse buyer profiles.
Working in sa Coma
The neighbourhood supports Bunyola-based employment, commuting to Palma, and remote working. Palma services and employment are accessible within 20 kilometres.
Living in sa Coma
Schools
Local schools serve the area and Bunyola; larger choice is available in Palma.
Healthcare
Medical services are in Bunyola or larger Palma-area hospitals.
Shopping and services
Shops, supermarkets, and services are available locally or in Bunyola town.
Beaches
Coastal beaches are approximately 25–30 kilometres away.
Marinas
Nearest marinas are 35–40 kilometres away on the coast.
Golf
Several courses are within 10–15 kilometres.
Transport
Good road connections to Palma; public transport links to regional areas.
Buying in sa Coma
- The neighbourhood offers diverse property types and price points, suitable for various buyer profiles and investment strategies.
- Properties are estimated at approximately EUR 500,000–EUR 1,440,000 asking prices as of 21 September 2026.
Selling in sa Coma
- Families, commuters to Palma, and investors seeking diverse property types form the buyer base.
- Villas with modern finishes and amenities, and apartments with rental potential, sell more readily.
sa Coma: common questions
Yes. The neighbourhood has local schools, services, and a family-oriented character. Palma is within 15–20 kilometres for employment and larger amenities.
The 100 active listings as of 21 September 2026 include 52 villas, 32 apartments, 8 fincas, 4 townhouses, 3 plots, 2 penthouses, and 1 commercial property. Diverse property types serve varied buyer needs.
Palma is approximately 15–20 kilometres away with good road access, making daily commuting convenient. Shopping, healthcare, and entertainment choices are extensive.
sa Coma is a mixed-residential suburb blending villa and apartment living. The area offers suburban convenience with countryside atmosphere and reasonable Palma proximity.
Yes. The diverse property mix and proximity to Palma support holiday-rental and long-term investment. Verify current licensing regulations with Bunyola town hall before rental-focused purchase.