Michael Douglas keeps 190-acre Mallorca estate 36 years after buying it
Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones enjoy their historic estate, S'Estaca, located in Mallorca. The property, set on 190 acres, features multiple buildings and stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea. Douglas originally purchased the estate in 1990 with his first wife, Diandra Luker, and they later became the sole owners. The couple has created cherished family memories there, raising their…
Michael Douglas and his wife Catherine Zeta-Jones have been enjoying their 190-acre estate on the island of Mallorca for the past 36 years. The historic property, known as S’Estaca, overlooks the Mediterranean Sea and is surrounded by nature. The couple purchased the estate in 1990 for $3.5 million and have since made updates while preserving its old-world charm.
The estate, consisting of seven separate buildings, boasts a main residence with 10 bedrooms and various amenities such as a library, gym, spa, wine cellar, and private pier. Douglas and Zeta-Jones have remained the sole owners since Catherine bought Diandra Luker's share following their divorce. The couple has held off selling the estate, allowing their children to grow up there, and have welcomed many famous guests over the years.
Douglas considers Mallorca his "second home" and cherishes the privacy and comfort the estate provides.
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