Fantastica Villa Con Vista Panoramica E Arredi Esclusivi
4 Camere
4 Bagni
3,359 Sqft
12,411 Sqft lot
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Modern villa Alcúdia defines understated luxury within Paraiso de Bonaire, completed in 2024 and set on a plot of 1,153 m². The property offers 312 m² of refined living area, organized across three floors with floor-to-ceiling windows framing panoramic bay and mountain vistas.
This modern villa Alcúdia features four spacious bedrooms, each with en suite bathroom, and a master suite enhan
Modern villa Alcúdia defines understated luxury within Paraiso de Bonaire, completed in 2024 and set on a plot of 1,153 m². The property offers 312 m² of refined living area, organized across three floors with floor-to-ceiling windows framing panoramic bay and mountain vistas.
This modern villa Alcúdia features four spacious bedrooms, each with en suite bathroom, and a master suite enhanced by a dressing room and private covered terrace. Designed for comfort and privacy, the spacious layout blends seamlessly with a Boffi kitchen, an expansive living and dining area, and connecting terraces. Two swimming pools and unobstructed views over the bay of Pollensa and Tramuntana mountains lend a tranquil, year-round visual experience.
Technical amenities include underfloor heating, central air conditioning, a lift connecting all levels, and partial furnishing ready for further personalization. The generous garage accommodates cars and bikes, while additional customizable rooms offer flexibility. The setting ensures a peaceful yet well-connected life near Alcúdia, with swift access to stores, dining, and cultural attractions, all within a landscape of sea and countryside.
Alcudia occupies the northeastern tip of Mallorca, where the walled medieval old town meets one of the island’s most celebrated bays. The town retains its Roman foundations, visible in the ruins of Pollentia and the 14th-century walls that still define the historic core. The surrounding landscape is defined by the Bay of Alcudia to the east and the Serra de Tramuntana to the west, giving the area a geographic distinctiveness that sets it apart from the more developed resort zones of the island’s south.
Daily life centers on the old town’s market days, the Tuesday and Sunday markets drawing locals year-round. The port area offers waterfront dining at restaurants including Es Mollet and La Barca. The beaches of Playa de Alcudia and Playa de Muro are within a short drive, and the natural park of S’Albufera is minutes away for cycling and walking.
Palma de Mallorca is approximately 55 kilometers southwest, reachable in under an hour by car via the Ma-13 motorway. Palma Airport handles direct routes to most major European cities, with flight times of two to three hours to London, Paris, and Frankfurt. The port of Alcudia also operates regular ferry connections to Ciutadella in Menorca, making inter-island travel straightforward for residents.