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Exclusive villa in the prestigious S’iller Urbanization, Puerto Pollensa
In the heart of the renowned S’iller Urbanization in Puerto Pollensa, a unique opportunity arises to acquire an exclusive villa that combines elegance, spaciousness, and an incomparable natural setting.
The property sits on a plot of approximately 3,100 m², with a 587 m² house meticulously designed to offer
Exclusive villa in the prestigious S’iller Urbanization, Puerto Pollensa
In the heart of the renowned S’iller Urbanization in Puerto Pollensa, a unique opportunity arises to acquire an exclusive villa that combines elegance, spaciousness, and an incomparable natural setting.
The property sits on a plot of approximately 3,100 m², with a 587 m² house meticulously designed to offer maximum comfort and privacy.
Inside, it features six bedrooms, including a master suite with luxurious marble finishes. The fully equipped independent kitchen is complemented by several living rooms, a library, and a cozy reading area, ideal for those who appreciate tranquility and elegance.
The exterior is a true oasis. The large barbecue area with a Mallorcan oven invites you to enjoy evenings outdoors, while the over 40-meter swimming pool, surrounded by charming gardens, creates the perfect atmosphere for relaxation and unwinding.
Living in this property means enjoying a luxurious Mediterranean lifestyle in a prime location, just minutes from Puerto Pollensa, one of Mallorca’s most exclusive destinations. There, you’ll find crystal-clear beaches, world-class cuisine, and a wide variety of nautical and cultural activities.
This villa is much more than a home: it’s a real estate gem offering an exceptional living experience in a dreamlike setting.
Please note, this property is currently undergoing the legalization process.
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Pollenca occupies the northeastern corner of Mallorca, where the Serra de Tramuntana mountains meet a broad agricultural plain before opening onto the Bay of Pollenca. The town itself is one of the island’s most architecturally intact, with a Roman bridge, a 365-step Calvari staircase, and a weekly Sunday market that has anchored the main square for centuries. Puerto Pollenca, its coastal counterpart four kilometres away, is among Mallorca’s most established resort addresses, favoured for its long pine-backed promenade and calm, shallow bay.
Daily life divides naturally between the old town and the port. The Sunday market in Pollenca town draws serious buyers year-round. The port offers reliable dining at Restaurante Stay and Clivia, a well-regarded sailing club, and direct beach access along the Passeig Saralegui promenade. Alcudia’s larger commercial centre is a fifteen-minute drive.
Palma de Mallorca Airport is approximately 65 kilometres from Pollenca, reached in around 55 minutes by car via the Ma-13 motorway. The airport operates direct routes to most major European cities, with particularly strong connections to London, Frankfurt, Barcelona, and Madrid. There is no rail connection to the north of the island, so a car is essential. Palma city centre is reachable in under an hour.