Luxury villa Pollensa rises from a 3,800 m² urban plot in La Font, where architecture meets serenity just outside the storied village centre. This contemporary residence spans 428 m² of living space, articulated in an open plan that frames the manicured gardens, expansive pool, and surrounding forest from every vantage. The main floor offers three double en suite bedrooms, each suffused with natur
Luxury villa Pollensa rises from a 3,800 m² urban plot in La Font, where architecture meets serenity just outside the storied village centre. This contemporary residence spans 428 m² of living space, articulated in an open plan that frames the manicured gardens, expansive pool, and surrounding forest from every vantage. The main floor offers three double en suite bedrooms, each suffused with natural light and garden views, while the master suite occupies a private haven on the upper level.
Entertainment and relaxation flow seamlessly, with a large living, dining, and kitchen area that establishes a daily connection to the outdoors. A double garage, spacious basement with utility room and games area, and a further 100 m² of secondary garage and storage beneath the tennis court speak to the completeness of this property. Air conditioning, landscaped gardens, modern aesthetics, and covered terraces support a refined lifestyle.
La Font offers privacy just 1 kilometre from Pollensa’s historic character, its vibrant restaurants, and the foothills of the Tramuntana mountains. The local golf course is five minutes away, perched above the Bay of Pollensa. This luxury villa for sale in Pollensa is an invitation to a Mediterranean rhythm—timeless, discreet, and entirely ready to embrace its next chapter.
Pollença sits at the northern edge of Mallorca, where the Serra de Tramuntana mountains meet the coastal plain above the Bay of Pollença. The town retains a genuinely Mallorcan character: a medieval street grid, a Roman bridge, the hilltop sanctuary of El Calvari reached by a cypress-lined staircase of 365 steps, and a weekly Sunday market that has operated for centuries. It draws a discerning international community without surrendering its identity to tourism.
Daily life centres on the Plaça Major, where Café Espanyol and La Tetera are established fixtures. The restaurant scene includes Clivia and La Fonda, both well-regarded locally. The golf course above the bay is five minutes by car. Port de Pollença, with its waterfront restaurants and sailing club, is roughly four kilometres away.
Palma de Mallorca is approximately 55 kilometres south, 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 Pollença of roughly one hour. There is no rail connection to the north of the island, so a car is essential. Ferry services from Palma connect to Barcelona, Valencia, and Ibiza.