After years of moving from country to country, we decided to build our family home in Mallorca, drawn by its climate, location, and natural beauty. Our search led us to a stunning estate in the Ca’n Eixartell valley in Northern Mallorca. Though many of its buildings had collapsed, we were captivated by the property, situated near the old road between Pollença and Campanet. The estate's history dates back to at least 1548, with its first known owner in 1657 being Llorenç Serra, nicknamed Fava (“bean”). Our company, Vinyes de Ca’n Fava S.L., is named in his honor.

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The estate is home to a rich variety of trees, including carob, olive, pine, oak, laurel, fig, lemon, and orange. It offered everything we wanted—tranquillity, sea views, and proximity to Pollença.

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We purchased the estate in May 2014 and began the journey of restoring it, with a deep respect for its history and a commitment to protecting the local flora and fauna. In keeping with this heritage, we revived the name of the oldest known possessió on the land: “Binimaimó.”

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Inspired by the agricultural traditions of the area, we planted a vineyard and olive orchard, completing the plantation in 2015. Our first harvest was in 2017.

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We are a family of five: Juliette, Michiel, and our three children—Olivier, Sophie, and Lidwine. Originally from Holland, we've experienced many cultures, and in Mallorca, we've finally found our home.