Villa Paloma (1+3)

Description of the house

Villa Paloma (1+3) is a group of two charming raspberry-pink properties nestled in a vast surrounding area measuring 140,000 m2 and accessed through an avenue of pineapple palm trees. It can be booked as a whole or as two independent units of 1 and 3 bedrooms.

The shared swimming pool measures approximately 18 m long and has a safe shallow area for children. All around the pool and grounds is a lovely garden, illuminated at night, with interesting ancient and modern statues. There is also an outdoor barbecue area available to customers. These facilities are shared with six other apartments, located in the same complex.

Accommodation (total capacity: 8 people):

UNIT 1: it's the bigger one and has a double bedroom with a king-sized bed measuring 2 x 2 m and en-suite bathroom with big jacuzy and two twin bedrooms, which share a shower room/WC. There is also a big dinning-room and Kitchen area with cooker fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, toaster …ALL THE HOUSE HAS AIR-ACONDITIONING, alarm connected with safe company and a safe-box.

UNIT 2: this is a smaller house consisting of 1 double bedroom and a shower-room. The american-style kitchen has a vitroceramic cooker, an oven, a fridge/freezer, washing machine and a toaster. There is no air conditioning but we provide fans and the location at the bottom of the mountain collects a lovely breeze coming from the sea in summer... really nice.

Just outside the villas there is a spacious terrace with a large marble table and chairs, sunloungers and sun canopy.

We can provide high chair, push chair, cots, extra beds... and even WHEELCHAIRS. FREE of charge. Please book well in advance.

The locality and surrounding area.

Pollensa town was established a few miles inland to protect against any sudden pirate attacks; its harbour, Puerto Pollensa, was left as an unprotected outpost. Today the port has grown into a popular family resort that retains the time old tradition of the evening paseo or stroll on the port’s celebrated Pine Walk promenade, stretching from the marina along the seafront to the elegant Illa D'Or Hotel at the far north. This resort has everything - wonderful scenery, beautiful sandy beaches and a laid-back friendly atmosphere.

The main feature of the resort is the dramatic Sierra de Tramuntana mountain range that surrounds and shelters the town. There are numerous walks into these hills from where the views back over the bay are stunning.

One of the liveliest and biggest local markets takes place every Sunday in the church square in the Pollensa old town. Stalls extend down the side streets, filled with a variety of goods from fresh fruits and vegetables to local crafts and carvings, leather goods, ceramics and lace. Market day in Puerto Pollensa itself is Wednesdays, when stalls are set up in the Church Square.

Puerto Pollensa is renowned for hosting some of the best fish restaurants on Mallorca, but there is also a wide selection of restaurants catering to all tastes an pockets. Children are more than welcome in most establishments.

The long beach of white sand with warm shallow waters makes it especially popular for families with small children.