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An extraordinary opportunity presents itself with this rare and magical frontline villa, nestled in the prestigious area Bonaire in Alcudia. Offering uninterrupted and awe-inspiring views of the sea, surrounding mountains, and Pollensa Bay, this property is truly special and remarkable.
Designed to embrace the flood of natural light and space, the villa features expansive windows and pati
An extraordinary opportunity presents itself with this rare and magical frontline villa, nestled in the prestigious area Bonaire in Alcudia. Offering uninterrupted and awe-inspiring views of the sea, surrounding mountains, and Pollensa Bay, this property is truly special and remarkable.
Designed to embrace the flood of natural light and space, the villa features expansive windows and patio doors that lead to generous terraces, providing ample outdoor entertainment areas. Great care has been taken with every aspect of this special frontline villa.
Step inside to discover a warm and inviting living room with a welcoming fireplace and access to a covered terrace, a dining area, a well-appointed kitchen, and a delightful patio for relaxation, accessible from the living room.
With a total of eight bedrooms boasting built-in wardrobes and four bathrooms, this residence is perfect for accommodating large families. Its prime location allows for easy access to the beach and nearby restaurants, ensuring a convenient and enjoyable lifestyle.
Furthermore, this villa holds a coveted holiday rental license, making it an exceptional opportunity with excellent rental potential and the potential to generate a substantial income.
Bonaire is a low-density residential enclave on the western shore of Pollença Bay, sitting between the historic walled town of Alcúdia and the Cap de Formentor peninsula. The area is defined by its direct sea frontage, open views across the bay toward the Tramuntana mountains, and a predominantly villa-scale built environment that has remained largely unchanged for decades. Its position on this stretch of coastline places it among the more sought-after addresses on Mallorca’s northern coast.
The beach at Bonaire is accessible on foot. Port d’Alcúdia, with its marina, fish restaurants, and weekly market, is a five-minute drive. The medieval old town of Alcúdia, with its Roman ruins and weekly Tuesday and Sunday markets, is under ten minutes by car. Puerto Pollença is approximately fifteen minutes away.
Palma de Mallorca is approximately 55 kilometres from Bonaire, reachable in around 50 minutes by car via the Ma-13 motorway. Palma Airport handles direct flights to most major European cities year-round, with journey time from Bonaire of approximately 45 to 55 minutes by car. There is no rail connection to the northern coast; private car or taxi are the practical options for airport transfers and regional travel.