Located on the front line of the sea on a cliff with open views of the port, this postmodern villa, high-tech style, combines modern design with harmonious integration into the Mediterranean landscape.
The property is developed on two levels and includes a living room, a dining room, an independent kitchen, eight bedrooms, and five bathrooms, offering versatility for use as a spacious fam
Located on the front line of the sea on a cliff with open views of the port, this postmodern villa, high-tech style, combines modern design with harmonious integration into the Mediterranean landscape.
The property is developed on two levels and includes a living room, a dining room, an independent kitchen, eight bedrooms, and five bathrooms, offering versatility for use as a spacious family residence or guest accommodation. Large sea-facing windows allow natural light to flood the interior spaces, creating a direct connection between the home and the coastal environment.
Among its features, it stands out for private access to the sea and a waterside terrace, ideal for enjoying the landscape in a tranquil manner. The villa is surrounded by native vegetation and sits on an extensive plot that ensures privacy and tranquility. Additionally, it has parking spaces and holds a valid tourist license, allowing for a combination of personal use and regulated rental.
Alcudia, located in northern Mallorca, is known for its serene atmosphere, active marina, and proximity to fine sandy beaches and natural coves. The area combines local services, restaurants, nautical activities, and cultural options, making it an attractive place for both permanent residents and international visitors. Its privileged location by the sea offers the possibility of enjoying the coast and Mediterranean life without sacrificing the comfort and accessibility of an environment with all services.
Alcudia occupies the northeastern tip of Mallorca, where a narrow isthmus separates the Bay of Pollença from the Bay of Alcúdia. The old town, enclosed within 14th-century walls, gives the area a historical weight that distinguishes it from the resort-heavy south of the island. The surrounding landscape shifts between pine-covered headlands, shallow turquoise bays, and the protected wetlands of the Albufera Natural Park, making this one of the most geographically varied corners of the Balearics.
Daily life in Alcudia centres on the old town market (Tuesdays and Sundays), the working marina at Port d’Alcúdia, and a restaurant strip along the port waterfront. Playa de Muro and the quieter coves toward Cap de Pinar are within a short drive. Pollença town, with its established international dining scene, is approximately 12 kilometres away.
Palma de Mallorca Airport is roughly 60 kilometres from Alcudia, a journey of around 50 minutes by car via the Ma-13 motorway. The airport serves direct routes to most major European cities, with particularly strong connections to London, Frankfurt, and Barcelona. There is no rail link to Alcudia, so a car is essential. The ferry port of Alcúdia also operates seasonal routes to Ciutadella in Menorca, adding a useful inter-island connection.
Our real estate office in Mallorca’s capital Palma, centrally situated in a side road off Jaime III, the city’s
Our real estate office in Mallorca’s capital Palma, centrally situated in a side road off Jaime III, the city’s most famous shopping street. From this office, our expert team serves the prestigious addresses of Jaime III and Borne, best known for their upmarket boutiques, alongside historic old town Palma, the vibrant areas of La Lonja and Santa Catalina as well as fashionable Calatrava. We also look after the city’s surrounding suburbs which include the golfing paradise of Son Vida, the residential district of Establiments to the north of Palma, Bonanova and Genova to the west. Listings will be kept exclusive, all villas and apartments priced above 500,000 euros, as we continue to consolidate our position at the very high end of the luxury real estate market in Mallorca.