We present a luxury villa in Pollença with a holiday rental license.
Ideal for those seeking to purchase an exclusive property in Mallorca surrounded by nature. Located just 4 kilometers from the center of Pollença and 8 kilometers from the beaches of Alcúdia, this property offers the tranquility of a natural environment without being far from the island’s best attractions and services.
We present a luxury villa in Pollença with a holiday rental license.
Ideal for those seeking to purchase an exclusive property in Mallorca surrounded by nature. Located just 4 kilometers from the center of Pollença and 8 kilometers from the beaches of Alcúdia, this property offers the tranquility of a natural environment without being far from the island’s best attractions and services.
This villa features four spacious bedrooms and four en-suite bathrooms, perfect for a residence that guarantees maximum comfort and privacy. The modern, fully equipped kitchen is complemented by a bright living-dining room that takes advantage of natural light, ideal for enjoying the Mallorcan surroundings.
The property includes a private wine cellar and several terraces with panoramic views, ideal for those seeking to purchase a villa in Mallorca with spaces for relaxation and entertainment.
The barbecue area with a terrace and porch facing the pool creates an ideal summer atmosphere, complemented by a bubbling jacuzzi to add a touch of exclusivity to this dream property. With its perfect combination of luxury, privacy and prime location, this estate is a unique opportunity for those who wish to buy a house in Pollença that meets the highest standards of quality and comfort.
Pollença occupies the northeastern corner of Mallorca, set between the Serra de Tramuntana mountains and the Bay of Pollença. The town has a well-preserved medieval core, with the Calvari staircase of 365 steps, a weekly Sunday market that has run for centuries, and a cultural calendar anchored by the Pollença Music Festival, held each July and August since 1962. It draws a discerning international community while retaining a genuinely Mallorcan character that the more commercialised resort towns have long since lost.
The Sunday market on Plaça Major is the social centre of the week. Celler La Parra and Il Giardino are reliable dining options in town. Port de Pollença, roughly five kilometres away, offers waterfront restaurants and a sailing club. Alcúdia’s beaches are within fifteen minutes by car, and Palma’s retail and cultural offer is around an hour’s drive.
Palma de Mallorca Airport is approximately 65 kilometres from Pollença, typically a 55 to 65 minute drive via the Ma-13 motorway. The airport handles direct routes to most major European cities year-round, with frequency increasing substantially from April through October. There is no rail connection to Pollença itself; a car is essential for daily life. Port de Pollença has ferry connections to Menorca during summer months.