Can Xisca | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Alcudia

When you arrive in Alcúdia on Mallorca’s northern coast, the first thing you notice is how the Mediterranean light transforms everything—golden in morning, sharp at noon, almost amber by evening. A luxury villa rental in Alcúdia means access to this coastal town’s unique blend of Balearic charm and sophisticated amenities, and Can Xisca sits perfectly positioned to deliver both. This three-bedroom villa sleeps 6 guests across grounds that combine contemporary comfort with the relaxed rhythms of island living.

Inside Can Xisca

Can Xisca sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The ground floor layout flows deliberately—no wasted corridors, no awkward transitions. Your eye sweeps from the living room (where two substantial orange sofas face a wall-mounted satellite TV) directly into the dining zone, which accommodates four people around a substantial wooden table. This open-plan arrangement means whoever is preparing meals remains visually connected to the rest of the household; the kitchen sits openly adjacent, its character defined by terracotta tiles and natural wood cabinetry that speaks to rural Mallorcan tradition rather than resort anonymity.

The kitchen itself is comprehensively equipped: refrigerator-freezer, dishwasher, microwave, toaster, and full utensil collection. This is not a show kitchen—it’s built for actual cooking. A coffee maker sits ready for morning rituals. The family bathroom features a bathtub rather than shower-only, essential if you’re traveling with young children who need proper washing facilities.

Bedrooms. The master bedroom contains a double bed with quality linens and direct terrace access—this is where you wake to Mediterranean light and sea breezes. The second bedroom accommodates two single beds, as does the third. This configuration suits multi-generational groups perfectly: grandparents in the master suite, parents and children distributed across the other two rooms. All three bedrooms benefit from ground-floor positioning, eliminating the complexity of staircases for families managing luggage, strollers, or mobility considerations.

Additional amenities distributed throughout include a safe box (essential for passports and valuables), a washing machine (because six people generate laundry), a DVD player for rainy-day entertainment, a hair dryer, and both a cot and high chair—the villa explicitly accommodates babies and toddlers, not merely tolerates them. Wi-Fi connection runs throughout, air conditioning cools the interior during peak summer months, and a heat pump maintains comfort during shoulder seasons when Mallorca’s nights turn cool.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The outdoor grounds constitute roughly half the property’s appeal. A private swimming pool measuring 9 metres by 4 metres dominates the rear garden, operational from late March through early November (weather permitting). The water itself sits shallow enough for non-swimmers to stand comfortably, deep enough for actual swimming—a practical rather than architectural choice.

Surrounding the pool spreads a cultivated garden of well-maintained grass providing both sunbathing territory and open space for children to move freely. Sun loungers position themselves strategically; a covered terrace creates shade for the midday hours when Mallorca’s sun becomes genuinely fierce. An additional large terrace connects to the master bedroom, establishing that coveted pattern of waking up, stepping directly onto outdoor space, morning coffee in hand.

Garden furniture accommodates outdoor dining, and a functional barbecue suggests the Spanish tradition of grilled meats and vegetables shared at dusk. Private parking occupies a discrete location—no searching for spaces on narrow lanes, no key management complications. The entire grounds scheme communicates intelligent design: everything positioned for actual use rather than photograph potential.

Location: Alcúdia and the Surrounding Area

Alcúdia occupies the northern tip of Mallorca’s eastern coastline, approximately 54km from Palma de Mallorca airport (roughly one-hour drive by car). This geographic position means you’re removed from the island’s southern tourist saturation while remaining genuinely accessible.

The town itself pulses with a distinctive personality. Every Tuesday and Sunday morning, the Alcúdia Market (8am–1:30pm) transforms central streets into vendor territory where local artisans display handcrafted goods, textiles, and regional food products. The market represents authentic cultural commerce rather than tourist theater—locals shop alongside visitors, prices reflect actual value, and produce selection reflects seasonal reality.

For dining, Osteria El Patio operates 5 minutes from the villa, serving Italian cuisine with particular excellence around meat dishes (their leg of lamb in red wine reduction appears on virtually every table) and desserts including tiramisu and banana plum cake with vanilla ice cream. Open daily 10:30am–10pm, it represents the kind of neighborhood restaurant that builds local reputation over years rather than months.

Alcúdia Beach, less than 10 minutes away, holds Blue Flag designation—a recognition reflecting genuine commitment to water quality, cleanliness, and environmental standards rather than marketing performance. The beach stretches with soft pale sand and clear Mediterranean water, equipped with watersport facilities (paddleboard hire, kayak rental), beachfront dining establishments, and retail shops. The water temperature averages 17°C in March, rises to 26°C by August, cooling to 19°C by November.

Within 15km lie additional resources: the Port of Alcúdia offers boat hire for fishing expeditions or coastal exploration. The medieval old town of Alcúdia itself (population approximately 5,000) contains narrow lanes, stone buildings dating to the 13th century, and the Alcúdia Museum documenting Roman settlement at nearby Pollentia. Explore our full collection of luxury villas in Alcúdia for alternative properties in this region. For broader destination planning, our Mallorca travel guide details seasonal patterns and major attractions across the entire island.

Pollença (12km south) specializes in art galleries and artisan workshops; several ceramics studios welcome visitors during business hours. The Formentor Peninsula (8km northeast) offers dramatic coastal driving, hiking paths along cliff edges, and the Formentor Lighthouse with views spanning both Mediterranean and Atlantic-facing waters. The Serra de Tramuntana mountain range (25km west) provides cycling routes, hiking trails reaching 1,445 meters, and terraced almond and olive groves representing centuries of agricultural tradition.

Seasonal considerations matter. May through September delivers consistent sunshine, Mediterranean breezes, and water temperatures suitable for swimming; however, August brings peak tourist density and higher accommodation prices. April, May, September, and October offer ideal conditions—warm days (20-25°C), minimal rainfall, manageable crowds, and beaches remaining accessible without queuing. November through March brings occasional rain and cooler temperatures (12-17°C), suitable for those prioritizing solitude and lower costs over guaranteed sunshine. The Easter season and Christmas period see family visitors; summer school holidays (late June through August) attract younger demographics.

You might also explore our broader luxury villa collection across Europe for comparative options in competing Mediterranean destinations.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational family groups benefit particularly from Can Xisca’s configuration. Three ground-floor bedrooms with distributed bathroom access eliminate the complications of young children accessing facilities on upper floors. The combination of private pool, controlled garden space, and proximity to Alcúdia Beach creates a self-contained environment where family members operate on different schedules without creating logistical chaos.

Young couples seeking a low-key Mallorca experience find the villa’s location ideal—Alcúdia offers restaurant and market access without Palma’s metropolitan demands or the Magaluf/Arenal resort atmosphere. The proximity to Formentor and Pollença means day-trip possibilities remain abundant.

Groups of friends (three couples, for instance) appreciate the separate-yet-connected bedroom arrangement. The communal spaces encourage shared meals and evening gatherings, while private bedrooms guarantee personal retreat space.

Families traveling with infants or toddlers encounter practical amenities specifically supporting this demographic: high chair, travel cot, ground-floor sleeping arrangements, and private pool removing the anxiety associated with public beach environments where young children require constant supervision.

Practical Information

Accommodation capacity: 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms (all ground floor)

Nearest airport: Palma de Mallorca Airport (54km away, approximately 60 minutes by rental car or 75 minutes by organized transfer)

Nearest supermarket: Carrefour Express and Eroski supermarkets operate in central Alcúdia, approximately 2km away (5-minute drive)

What’s included: Utilities (electricity, water, heating), Wi-Fi internet connection, air conditioning, heat pump, full kitchen equipment (including dishwasher and coffee maker), bed linen, towels, pool access (seasonal, March-November), parking, television with satellite channels, DVD player, washing machine, safe box, cot, and high chair

Pool season: 25 March through 1 November (weather dependent; heating available during shoulder months)

Registration number: ETV/533

Check-in and check-out times follow standard practice; specific timing accommodates incoming and outgoing guest schedules. Early arrival or late departure may be negotiable depending on property occupancy between bookings.

Frequently Asked Questions about Can Xisca

How many guests does Can Xisca sleep?

Can Xisca accommodates 6 guests maximum across three bedrooms: one master bedroom with a double bed and en-suite bathroom, and two additional bedrooms each containing two single beds sharing access to a family bathroom. A travel cot and high chair are available for infants and toddlers, allowing groups with very young children to utilize sleeping arrangements efficiently.

What is the nearest airport to Can Xisca in Alcúdia?

Palma de Mallorca Airport (also called Son Sant Joan) is the primary international gateway, located 54km south of Can Xisca. By rental car, the journey takes approximately 55-65 minutes depending on traffic conditions and specific route selection; organized airport transfers typically require 70-80 minutes. During peak summer months (July-August), traffic heading toward northern beach destinations can add 20 minutes to journey times. Alternative smaller airports include Ibiza Airport (140km, approximately 2.5 hours), suitable only for those arriving on inter-island flights.

What is the best time of year to rent Can Xisca?

May through September delivers guaranteed sunshine, warm water temperatures, and full operational status of all villa amenities including the heated pool (though pool heating becomes unnecessary by July-August). However, August specifically attracts peak tourism, causing beach crowding and accommodation price increases. April, May, September, and October offer superior conditions for many travelers: daytime temperatures between 20-25°C, water temperatures suitable for swimming (18-23°C), minimal rainfall, and significantly fewer tourists. November through March brings occasional rain and cooler temperatures but suits those prioritizing tranquility and budget considerations. Easter week and Christmas/New Year periods attract family visitors regardless of season.

Is Can Xisca suitable for families with children?

Yes—extensively. The villa includes a private pool (shallow enough for non-swimmers, eliminating public beach supervision stress), dedicated children’s equipment (high chair, travel cot), ground-floor bedrooms allowing easy access to bathrooms during nighttime, and a secure garden where young children can play visible from terrace seating areas. Alcúdia Beach (9 minutes away) provides designated family zones with calm water and lifeguard presence. The town market and numerous family-friendly restaurants create practical dining flexibility. Parents managing multiple young children particularly benefit from the separation between sleeping areas and communal spaces, permitting children’s early bedtimes while adults continue evening activities.

What is included in the rental price at Can Xisca?

Standard inclusions encompass utilities (electricity, water, heating), Wi-Fi internet throughout the villa, air conditioning and heat pump operation, all kitchen equipment (refrigerator-freezer, dishwasher, microwave, toaster), bed linen, towels, hairdryers, washing machine access, television with satellite channels, DVD player, safe box, cot, high chair, and pool access (seasonal, 25 March–1 November, weather dependent). Cleaning typically follows property-specific protocols; confirm final details regarding end-of-stay expectations. Barbecue equipment and garden furniture are provided and ready for use.

What restaurants and shops are near Can Xisca?

Osteria El Patio (5 minutes away) specializes in Italian cuisine with exceptional meat dishes and desserts, open daily 10:30am–10pm. The Alcúdia Market operates Tuesdays and Sundays 8am–1:30pm, offering fresh produce, artisanal goods, and regional specialties. Carrefour Express and Eroski supermarkets in central Alcúdia (2km, 5-minute drive) stock groceries, prepared foods, and household supplies. Numerous tapas bars and casual restaurants line Alcúdia’s pedestrian streets, generally operating 1-3pm for lunch and 7pm-midnight for dinner following Spanish custom. Beachfront establishments at Alcúdia Beach offer seafood and Mediterranean cuisine. For dining beyond walking distance, the medieval town of Alcúdia contains additional restaurants; Pollença (12km south) features several gastronomically ambitious establishments specializing in Mallorcan cuisine.