Harbour View Penthouse In Port De Pollença With Rooftop Terrace
3 Beds
3 Baths
1,637 Sqft
Updated: March 26
About the Property
This split-level penthouse in Port de Pollença offers contemporary living with breathtaking views over the harbour and the Mediterranean Sea. Covering 152 square meters, the property is undergoing a high-quality renovation scheduled for completion in summer 2026, combining modern design with thoughtful finishes.
The open-plan living and dining area flows directly onto a spacious terrace,
This split-level penthouse in Port de Pollença offers contemporary living with breathtaking views over the harbour and the Mediterranean Sea. Covering 152 square meters, the property is undergoing a high-quality renovation scheduled for completion in summer 2026, combining modern design with thoughtful finishes.
The open-plan living and dining area flows directly onto a spacious terrace, creating a bright and airy environment. The fully fitted kitchen features premium appliances, while three bedrooms and three bathrooms provide comfort and privacy. Underfloor heating and air conditioning in all rooms ensure year-round convenience, and KNX home automation integrates smart control throughout the apartment.
The rooftop terrace includes a 2 by 2 metre plunge pool and panoramic sea views, ideal for relaxation or entertaining. The split-level layout enhances natural light and allows each area to benefit from the surrounding scenery.
Located in Port de Pollença, the penthouse is within walking distance of sandy beaches, the marina, and the Pine Walk promenade. Local amenities include restaurants, boutique shops, and the Port de Pollença Primary School. Public transport is accessible via local bus lines connecting to Alcúdia and Palma, and the town enjoys easy road connections to the north coast.
This property combines modern luxury with the charm and convenience of Port de Pollença, offering an exceptional opportunity to enjoy coastal living with spectacular sea and harbour views.
Port de Pollença sits at the northern tip of Mallorca, sheltered by the Serra de Tramuntana mountains to the west and the Formentor peninsula to the east. The town has a distinctly unhurried character compared to the busier resorts of the south, attracting a largely European owner-occupier demographic rather than a transient tourist crowd. Its low-rise architecture, pine-lined promenade, and working marina give it a coherent identity that has remained largely intact over decades.
The Pine Walk promenade runs directly along the bay and connects the marina to the main beach. Restaurants including Stay and La Balada del Agua concentrate near the waterfront. The weekly Sunday market draws local producers. Alcúdia, with its walled old town and larger commercial offer, is a ten-minute drive south.
Port de Pollença is approximately 65 kilometres from Palma de Mallorca Airport, a drive of around 55 to 65 minutes via the Ma-13 motorway. Regular bus services operated by TIB connect the town to Alcúdia and Palma, with the Palma journey taking roughly 90 minutes. Palma Airport serves over 30 million passengers annually with direct routes to most major European cities and year-round connections to Madrid and Barcelona.