Exclusive renovated Mediterranean home in Es Barcarés, Alcúdia
Located on the second line from the sea, in the sought-after area of Es Barcarés and just a few minutes from Alcúdia’s historic old town, this property will be delivered fully renovated to high standards, creating an elegant contemporary residence.
Distributed over two floors, the house will offer a bright open-plan g
Exclusive renovated Mediterranean home in Es Barcarés, Alcúdia
Located on the second line from the sea, in the sought-after area of Es Barcarés and just a few minutes from Alcúdia’s historic old town, this property will be delivered fully renovated to high standards, creating an elegant contemporary residence.
Distributed over two floors, the house will offer a bright open-plan ground floor with a modern kitchen, dining area with fireplace, living room, and study, with direct access to the terrace. The upper floor features three double bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms, including a master suite with dressing room and sea views.
Outside, the property will benefit from a garden, terraces, and a private swimming pool. A standout feature is the spectacular rooftop terrace with chill-out area, outdoor kitchen, and dining space, offering panoramic views of the Bay of Pollensa, Formentor, and the Tramuntana mountains.
An excellent opportunity to enjoy the Mediterranean lifestyle in one of the most desirable areas in northern Mallorca.
Alcudia occupies the northeastern corner of Mallorca, where a narrow isthmus separates the Bay of Pollensa from the Bay of Alcudia. The medieval walled old town, with its intact 14th-century fortifications and cobbled streets, gives the area a historical weight that most of northern Mallorca lacks. The surrounding landscape, framed by the Serra de Tramuntana to the west and the Cap de Formentor peninsula to the north, places Alcudia among the most scenically distinctive addresses on the island.
Daily life in Alcudia centres on the old town market (Tuesdays and Sundays), the waterfront promenade of Port d’Alcudia, and the long sandy arc of Platja d’Alcudia. Restaurants such as Es Pla and La Barca de Burriac serve reliable local cooking. The Roman ruins of Pollentia and the Teatre Romà are within a short walk of the old town walls.
Palma de Mallorca is approximately 55 kilometres from Alcudia, reachable by car in around 50 minutes via the Ma-13 motorway. Palma Airport (PMI) handles direct routes to most major European cities and is roughly one hour by road. A regular bus service connects Alcudia to Palma and to neighbouring towns including Pollensa and Can Picafort. The port at Alcudia also operates ferry connections to Ciutadella in Menorca.