Michael Douglas keeps 190-acre Mallorca estate 36 years after buying it

Michael Douglas recently gave a sneak peek into the Spanish estate he shares with his wife, Catherine Zeta-Jones. He also opened up about why the historic property remains a cherished part of their lives. Set on 190 acres on the island of Mallorca, the estate overlooks the breathtaking Mediterranean Sea. It is a private retreat surrounded by nature.In a recent House Call interview with The Wall Street Journal, Douglas, 82, discussed how he and Zeta-Jones, 57, divide their time between their homes in New York City and Mallorca.“Our Mallorca house dates to 1867 and sits on 190 acres. We love being surrounded by nature and our serene view and privacy,” Douglas said.Inside the S’Estaca estateThe estate, known as S’Estaca, sits on the northwest coast of Mallorca, between the villages of Valldemossa and Deià. Douglas purchased the property in 1990 with his first wife, Diandra Luker, for $3.5 million.