Learn about the history of Fangar, a historic Mallorcan estate

Fangar is one of Mallorca's historic possessions: a living testimony to the island's economy and culture since the Middle Ages. These farms, dedicated to agriculture and livestock, were fundamental pillars until the arrival of tourism in the twentieth century. Fangar stands out for its buildings that reflect various historical periods. The main house, extended in 1635 and renovated between 1794 and 1804, shows the architectural evolution of the estate, being an emblematic example of Mallorcan history.

The Fangar estate has been owned by the current family since the 19th century, when Germán March Giadas, an entrepreneur from Mallorca, acquired part of the buildings. Later, his son Germán March Soler, along with his wife Catín Vicens Morell, unified the property. In 1987, the estate was passed to Antonia March Vicens and her husband Rafael Gil Mendoza, who modernized the estate and developed basic services in the Valley of San Miguel, such as installing electricity and telephone lines. After Antonia March's passing, the estate was inherited by her children, who continue to uphold the heritage and family culture represented by this Mallorcan property. Today, Fangar remains a model of adaptation and preservation of heritage, blending history and modernity in a privileged natural setting.