Balearic Islands, Mallorca, Pollensa, Spain

A Timeless Mediterranean Sanctuary

Nestled in a serene and private countryside setting, this magnificent traditional finca combines authentic Spanish charm with modern comfort. Surrounded by lush, mature grounds, the property is designed as a peaceful oasis for large families and an exceptional venue for summer entertaining.

Spacious Main Residence
The single-story main house centers around a light-filled, expansive living room anchored by a feature fireplace. The layout flows into a fully equipped kitchen complete with a walk-in larder and dedicated dining area. Two oversized en-suite bedrooms and a guest W.C. offer privacy and comfort. Broad doors open directly onto a stylish covered veranda, creating a seamless connection between indoor living and the garden.

Independent Guest Accommodations
The estate features two additional outbuildings, providing ample space and privacy for visitors:

The Guesthouse: Fronted by a large covered terrace, this building houses two private en-suite bedrooms, one of which includes its own dedicated lounge area.

The Guest Apartment: Situated alongside a double carport, this separate self-contained suite features its own private bathroom.

Grounds & Outdoor Living
The estate’s mature gardens serve as its crowning feature. Designed for effortless outdoor living, the grounds include:

A fully gated, private swimming pool

A shaded summer lounge and dedicated poolside kitchen

A separate large garage with an independent entrance gate

Equipped with a combination of central heating and air conditioning throughout, this unique property offers year-round comfort, timeless elegance, and complete tranquility.


Discover Pollença: Timeless Culture & Mediterranean Charm

Situated just six kilometers from the northern coast and an easy drive from Palma and the international airport, Pollença is one of Mallorca’s most historic and captivating municipalities. Comprising the picturesque inland old town alongside the coastal enclaves of Puerto Pollença and Cala San Vicente, the region offers a rich blend of heritage, community, and natural beauty.

Culture, History & Lifestyle
Pollença’s historic center is defined by its narrow cobblestone streets, vibrant Plaça Major, and an array of open-air cafes, boutique shops, and charming hotels. Long a sanctuary for artists, writers, and musicians, the town maintains a thriving cultural scene anchored by the renowned International Music Festival, local art galleries, and popular events like the April Wine Fair and lively Sunday market. Traditions run deep here, marked by iconic annual celebrations such as the Festival of Sant Antoni in January and the summer festivities of La Patrona.

Iconic Landmarks & Natural Beauty
Framed by the dramatic Tramuntana Mountains and the idyllic valleys of Vall d'en March and Vall de Colonya, Pollença is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, hikers, and cyclists. Key landmarks include:

The Calvari Steps: A 365-step climb leading to a hilltop chapel and cafe with panoramic views across the bays of Pollença and Alcúdia.

Puig de Maria: A hilltop monastery offering sweeping 360-degree vistas of the surrounding countryside and coastline.

The Roman Bridge (Pont Romà): A ancient stone structure bridging the town's historical roots with its scenic natural surroundings.

Real Estate Market
Property in Pollença remains highly sought-after, offering a diverse selection ranging from historic townhouses to secluded country fincas. With many residences holding coveted holiday rental licenses, the area continues to present outstanding investment potential alongside an exceptional quality of life.