Detached Villa, Port De Pollença, Pollença, Mallorca
5 Beds
4 Baths
5,135 Sqft
33,367 Sqft lot
Updated: February 11
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About the Property
This impressive villa, for sale in Pollensa, has been completely refurbished and includes a wonderful interior design as well as new electrics, and plumbing. It enjoys a peaceful and private hillside position boasting magnificent views of Pollensa Bay and La Fortaleza (the luxury estate featured in the BBC series ”The Night Manager”). It is also just car 5 minutes away from the town and the sandy
This impressive villa, for sale in Pollensa, has been completely refurbished and includes a wonderful interior design as well as new electrics, and plumbing. It enjoys a peaceful and private hillside position boasting magnificent views of Pollensa Bay and La Fortaleza (the luxury estate featured in the BBC series ”The Night Manager”). It is also just car 5 minutes away from the town and the sandy beaches of Puerto Pollensa.
The villa is on a plot of around 3.180m2, with a generous built area of 477m2 and inside you will find a luxurious living room and dining area which are the focal point of the house, complete with an open fireplace and large picture windows offering fabulous views. There is also a fully equipped chef´s kitchen and a large TV room. The property has a total of five bedrooms and four ensuite bathrooms which are located in the wings, to either side of the living area.
The outside space is delightful, with various outdoor areas to lounge and entertain, including a huge, partially covered terrace which overlooks the private pool and the whole of Pollensa Bay.
Other features include wood beams, fitted wardrobes, reverse air-conditioning and landscaped gardens. The villa also has a valuable holiday rental license which generates a substantial income especially due to its perfect location.
Detached Villa, Port de Pollença, Pollença, Mallorca, Pollenca, Balearic Islands, Spain
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Port de Pollença sits at the southern end of the Bay of Pollença in the island’s northern reaches, a sheltered arc of water framed by the Tramuntana mountains to the west and the Cap de Formentor peninsula to the north. The port retains a genuinely residential character, with low-rise architecture, a pine-lined promenade, and a sailing culture that has attracted northern European buyers for decades. It is one of the most established and sought-after addresses in Mallorca’s north.
The Passeig Saralegui promenade runs along the waterfront and is lined with cafés and restaurants including Stay and La Llonja. The Tuesday market in the town centre draws locals year-round. The sandy beach is walkable from most addresses, and the historic town of Pollença, with its Roman bridge and weekly Sunday market, is five minutes by car.
Palma de Mallorca is approximately 65 kilometres south via the Ma-13 motorway, a journey of around 50 to 55 minutes by car. Palma Son Sant Joan International Airport handles direct routes to most major European cities, with flight times of two to three hours to London, Paris, and Frankfurt. There is no rail connection to the north of the island, so a car is essential for daily life in Port de Pollença.