Casa Dulcenia | 5-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Pollensa

Ten guests, five separate bedrooms, and a private 9-by-4.5-metre swimming pool surrounded by almond and olive groves—Casa Dulcenia sits on the northern edge of Mallorca where the Serra de Tramuntana mountains rise behind terraced gardens and the Mediterranean lies just 4km ahead. This is a luxury villa rental in Pollensa that operates at the intersection of rural tranquility and accessible convenience, positioned perfectly for families or groups seeking space without isolation.

Inside Casa Dulcenia

Casa Dulcenia sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, distributed between the main residence and a separate guest dwelling to give your group both togetherness and privacy. The main house contains two bedrooms: a master suite with a double bed and private ensuite shower room, plus a second bedroom with twin single beds. Both share access to a family bathroom. The living space flows into a generous kitchen with seating for eight and a satellite television in the adjacent lounge, creating a natural hub for group gatherings. Beamed ceilings in neutral tones throughout reflect local Mallorcan character without overwhelming modern comfort needs.

The guest house operates as a self-contained unit with its own kitchenette, a family bathroom, and two additional bedrooms: one with a double bed and flat-screen television, the other with twin singles. A fifth bedroom sits in the exterior garden room—a double space with its own walk-in wet room—offering independence for guests who prefer separation from the main buildings. This thoughtful layout means families can occupy the main house while friends inhabit the guest quarters, or parents can claim the garden room while five children take the primary residence.

Practical amenities throughout include Wi-Fi internet access, air-conditioning units, central heating for cooler months, a washing machine, and a selection of entertainment options: satellite television, a DVD player, and a table tennis table for indoor entertainment. Parents travelling with young children will find a cot and high chair available. Hair dryers and a safe complete the fixture list—the kind of comprehensive provision that eliminates the need to bring or buy forgotten essentials.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The landscape around Casa Dulcenia operates on a different scale than typical Mediterranean villa gardens. An extensive plot stretches across mature countryside, framed by rows of productive almond and olive trees that slope toward distant hillsides. The garden itself consists of generous lawn areas interspersed with established palms and flowering shrubs, creating natural zones for sun and shade without the manicured rigidity of suburban landscaping.

The swimming pool—measuring 9 metres by 4.5 metres with depths ranging from 3.3 to 6.2 feet—anchors the leisure side of the property. Roman entry steps make water access straightforward for less confident swimmers and young children. The pool area fans out into expansive sun terraces with loungers positioned to capture morning and afternoon light, while covered sections provide refuge during the hottest midday hours. A separate plunge pool near the guest house offers an alternative for those seeking cooler or shallower bathing. Heating can be added to either pool (subject to additional charges), extending the comfortable swimming season from May through October.

The barbecue zone demonstrates serious outdoor entertaining intent. A wood-fired pizza oven and charcoal tandoori oven allow you to move beyond standard grilling into proper outdoor cooking—the kind of setup that transforms evening meals into occasions. A covered dining terrace with seating for groups sits adjacent, sheltering you from occasional wind while maintaining clear sightlines across the property toward the mountains. Additional chill-out lounges scattered throughout the grounds offer quiet reading spots or spots for afternoon siesta. Private parking accommodates two vehicles at the main gates.

Location: Pollensa and the Surrounding Area

Pollensa itself represents something increasingly rare in Mediterranean tourism: a working Mallorcan town that has absorbed visitors without surrendering its character. The town centre, approximately 3km downhill from Casa Dulcenia, preserves narrow streets of honey-coloured stone leading upward toward a baroque church that has dominated the skyline since the 17th century. Sunday mornings bring the weekly mercado—an authentic market where local vendors sell produce harvested that week, fresh fish from boats that landed that morning, and artisanal products from surrounding villages. Arrive early to secure the best selections; by 11am the energy shifts from trading to tourism.

For cultural ambition, the Calvari steps present both challenge and reward. Three hundred and sixty-five steps climb steeply to a hilltop shrine, with the ascending path growing steeper and narrower as you climb. The final view compensates entirely: the entire Pollensa valley unfolds beneath you, with the northern coast visible on clear days and the mountains creating a dramatic amphitheatre effect. The climb takes 20-30 minutes depending on fitness; many visitors tackle it during late afternoon when shadows lengthen and temperatures drop slightly.

Puerto Pollensa, just 6km away via coastal road, operates as Pollensa’s seaside counterpart. Sandy beaches curve around a protected bay where the water remains calm even during moderate winds. Hotels here retain the architectural character of pre-1960s construction—low-rise, terracotta-roofed structures that feel authentically Mediterranean rather than resort-built. The promenade hosts restaurants serving fresh seafood caught by local boats, tapas bars where locals outnumber tourists, and cafes where morning coffee arrives in proper china rather than paper cups. This area attracts primarily British families and Madrid weekenders rather than the package-tour crowds that dominate the south coast.

Cala San Vicente, 8km northeast, offers a smaller, rockier alternative beach surrounded by pine-clad cliffs—ideal for snorkelling and more sheltered swimming. Lluc monastery, 14km inland and 600 metres elevation, provides cultural respite with its mountain setting and baroque basilica, plus excellent walking trails radiating into the Serra de Tramuntana. The Formentor Peninsula stretches a further 11km north from Puerto Pollensa, rewarding the drive with dramatic coastal scenery where limestone cliffs rise directly from turquoise water. This road should only be attempted in vehicles comfortable with narrow hairpins and is best driven early morning to avoid tour coach traffic.

For wine enthusiasts, several bodega tours operate within 30-40km radius. The Binissalem wine region, home to several denominación de origen producers, sits 25km south and represents Mallorca’s serious viticulture. Olive oil producers in surrounding villages offer tastings and purchase opportunities. Explore our luxury villas across Europe and our full collection of properties in Pollensa. For comprehensive destination planning, read our Mallorca travel guide, which covers seasonal weather patterns, driving conditions, and cultural events throughout the island.

The nearest supermarket sits in central Pollensa (3km), with a larger Carrefour at Port de Pollensa (6km) for bulk provisions. Both stock international foods alongside Spanish staples. Pharmacies, hardware shops, and clothing retailers cluster in the town centre. Post office services and a small hospital with emergency services operate in Pollensa proper.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Casa Dulcenia accommodates three distinct group configurations effectively. Extended families—grandparents, parents, children spanning multiple generations—find the spatial separation ideal: elders can claim the quieter garden room while younger families occupy the main house and guest quarters, each with their own kitchen and bathroom facilities. The property works equally well for two families holidaying together, where each family inhabits separate buildings and coordinates shared pool and outdoor entertaining time.

Groups of four couples appreciate the guest house layout, which offers two couples their own kitchenette and living space while two additional couples occupy the main house. The arrangement permits both collective entertaining and private couple time. Families with children aged 2-12 benefit from the extensive grounds, pool facilities designed with safety steps, and proximity to child-friendly beaches and activities—the kind of property where children can safely play while adults manage supervision without constant vigilance.

Business groups conducting working retreats find the space accommodates formal meetings in the main lounge while providing private bedroom space for focused work. The Wi-Fi connection and satellite television support video conferencing for those managing operations remotely.

Practical Information

Casa Dulcenia accommodates a maximum of 10 guests sleeping across 5 separate bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Palma de Mallorca Airport, the island’s main international gateway, sits approximately 50km south—roughly 50-60 minutes by car depending on traffic. Car rental remains essential for exploring beyond immediate Pollensa surroundings; public bus routes exist but operate infrequently outside summer months.

Standard rental periods run weekly Saturday to Saturday, though flexibility may exist during low-season months. Linen, towels, Wi-Fi, and basic utilities are included in published rates. Pool heating carries an additional charge applied during cooler months (October through May). A welcome pack with basics (coffee, milk, tea, bread) can be arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas. Check-in occurs from 4pm, check-out at 10am, with flexibility possible when scheduling permits.

Official Tourism Registration Number: ETV/4621

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Dulcenia

How many guests does Casa Dulcenia sleep?

Casa Dulcenia sleeps a maximum of 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The main house contains 2 bedrooms and accommodates up to 4 guests; the separate guest house contains 2 bedrooms for 4 guests; and an exterior garden room with double bed accommodates 2 guests. All bedrooms include either double or twin single beds as detailed above.

What is the nearest airport to Casa Dulcenia?

Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI), the island’s primary international airport, lies approximately 50km south of Casa Dulcenia. The transfer journey takes 50-60 minutes by private car depending on traffic congestion around Palma. Car rental is strongly recommended for guests wishing to explore beyond immediate Pollensa—public transport operates infrequently on routes serving rural northern Mallorca.

What is the best time of year to rent Casa Dulcenia?

May through September offers guaranteed warm, dry weather and maximum daylight hours—peak season when temperatures reach 28-32°C and Mediterranean waters warm sufficiently for comfortable swimming. April and October provide mild weather (20-25°C) with fewer tourists and lower rental rates; swimming remains possible though water temperatures hover around 17-19°C. Winter months (November-March) bring cooler temperatures (12-16°C) and occasional rainfall, though sunny days do occur; pools require heating and outdoor entertaining becomes less predictable. July and August attract maximum holiday crowds throughout Mallorca; June and September offer superior climate with lower occupancy.

Is Casa Dulcenia suitable for families with children?

Yes, Casa Dulcenia functions as a purpose-designed family property. The private swimming pool features Roman entry steps allowing young or hesitant swimmers to enter gradually rather than diving or jumping. The extensive grounds permit safe outdoor play with minimal traffic risk—this is a rural property without neighbouring properties creating distraction. Nearby Puerto Pollensa and Cala San Vicente offer child-friendly beaches with shallow shelving waters, lifeguards during summer months, and beachside restaurants accommodating families. Cots and high chairs are available for infants; a washing machine enables laundry management without external services. Outdoor entertaining means dinner can occur while children play under supervision.

What is included in the rental price at Casa Dulcenia?

Standard rental rates include accommodation across all 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, full use of the private swimming pool, Wi-Fi internet access, air-conditioning and heating systems, satellite television and DVD player, washing machine, and standard utilities (water, electricity, basic gas). Linen and towel sets are provided. Optional add-ons subject to additional charge include pool heating during winter months and provision of a welcome grocery pack. Cleaning services and ground maintenance occur during your stay; a departure cleaning fee applies at checkout.

What restaurants and shops are near Casa Dulcenia?

Pollensa town centre (3km) contains numerous traditional Spanish restaurants, cafes, and tapas bars concentrated around the town square and church; standout establishments include family-run paella restaurants and pintxo bars serving local specialties. The Sunday mercado (market) offers fresh produce, cheese, cured meats, and prepared foods. Puerto Pollensa (6km) waterfront contains restaurant rows specializing in fresh seafood—establishments like beachfront chiringuitos serve paella and grilled fish with unobstructed bay views. A Carrefour supermarket at Puerto Pollensa stocks international and Spanish groceries. Local villages like Alcudia (8km east) contain additional restaurants, pizzerias, and casual dining. Tapas bars throughout the region serve local specialties: tumbet (Mallorcan vegetable stew), ensalada mallorquina (tomato salad), and jamón ibérico (cured ham) from local producers.