Casa Mastaguera | 3-Bedroom Villa in Pollenca Pollensa

Pollença draws visitors seeking Mediterranean authenticity without sacrificing comfort, and Casa Mastaguera delivers exactly that combination. This luxury villa rental in Pollença accommodates five guests across three thoughtfully arranged bedrooms, offering the kind of flexible sleeping arrangements that work equally well for families, multi-generational groups, or friends traveling together.

Inside Casa Mastaguera

Casa Mastaguera sleeps 5 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, all positioned on the ground floor for convenience and accessibility. The master bedroom features a double bed positioned to capture morning light, while the second bedroom houses two single beds—ideal for children or adults preferring individual sleeping spaces. A third bedroom with a single bed offers flexibility for an additional guest or provides dedicated quiet space.

The open-plan living and dining area forms the villa’s social heart. A generously proportioned sofa anchors the living zone, with a satellite television providing entertainment options. The dining table accommodates six people comfortably, creating the kind of space where lingering over breakfast becomes a ritual rather than a rush. Floor-to-ceiling doors open directly onto the terrace, dissolving the boundary between interior and garden.

The kitchen operates with unpretentious efficiency. Granite countertops provide genuine work space, wooden cabinetry offers storage, and a separate dining area for two allows morning coffee before the day’s activities begin. A utility room houses the washing machine—essential for families managing laundry during longer stays. Both bathrooms feature shower-over-bathtub combinations, one serving the main bedroom area and the second positioned for guests using the second and third bedrooms.

Throughout Casa Mastaguera, air conditioning in every bedroom ensures comfortable sleep even during Mallorca’s warmer months, while the heat pump system manages temperature across shared spaces with minimal energy impact.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The garden surrounding Casa Mastaguera extends across a substantial private plot, with the swimming pool commanding visual attention from almost every vantage point. Open from late March through early November (weather permitting), the pool measures generously enough for genuine swimming rather than mere wading, surrounded by sun loungers positioned to catch southern light throughout the day.

A covered terrace on the garden’s far side functions as an outdoor living room—the place where you’ll find yourself lingering with evening drinks as light softens across the landscape. The terrace accommodates both dining and lounge seating, with substantial garden furniture arranged to encourage conversation. A barbecue stands ready for grilled fish dinners, while a table tennis table tucked into one corner appeals to competitive guests seeking low-key entertainment.

Manicured lawn areas provide space for children to explore safely, while mature plantings create natural screening from neighboring properties. Multiple sun loungers scattered throughout the garden allow guests to chase shade as the sun moves across the sky. Private parking ensures straightforward arrival and departure logistics.

Location: Pollença and the Surrounding Area

Pollença occupies a distinctive position in northern Mallorca, maintaining genuine local character despite decades of tourism. The town center sits approximately 3km from Casa Mastaguera, accessible via winding roads that pass through olive groves and traditional stone villages. This proximity offers convenience without compromising the villa’s peaceful, rural setting.

The celebrated Pollença Market operates every Wednesday from 8am to 1:30pm, with over 300 stalls creating an authentic weekly gathering where locals and visitors browse artisan goods, fresh produce, handwoven textiles, and regional specialties. It’s the kind of market where you’ll encounter farmers selling tomatoes that taste like actual tomatoes, alongside jewelry makers and clothing vendors working from permanent or semi-permanent stalls.

Beaches cluster along the northern coast within 8-12km of the villa. Puerto Pollensa’s waterfront—approximately 10km south—offers golden sand stretching for nearly 3km, with shallow waters suitable for children and watersports operators catering to everyone from absolute beginners to experienced sailors. Cala San Vicente, positioned roughly 6km northeast, provides a more intimate cove experience with dramatic limestone cliffs backing smaller beaches ideal for snorkeling. These aren’t remote, undeveloped stretches; they’re established, well-serviced beaches where restaurants operate year-round and beach clubs offer loungers and parasol rentals during peak months.

The Alzinaret Caves, located approximately 10km south of Pollença town center, represent the area’s most significant archaeological asset. Dating to 1600 BC, these Bronze Age caves contain artifacts spanning over a millennium of Mallorca’s prehistory. British archaeologist Wilfred Hemp’s excavations in 1927 uncovered evidence of ancient settlements, with Cave Number 7 bearing his name. Weekend visits typically require advance booking through local tourism offices.

Joan March Gardens, positioned within 2km of Pollença center, provide cultivated botanical relief with open-24-hour access. These formal gardens feature Mediterranean plantings, sculpture installations, and walking paths suitable for evening strolls before dinner.

For wine enthusiasts, Mallorca’s wine region centered around Binissalem—approximately 25km southwest—offers cellar visits and tasting experiences at properties like Bodegas Ribas and Can Novella. Many estates provide pick-your-own experiences during late-summer harvest periods, while year-round tastings explain why Mallorcan wines have achieved renewed international recognition.

The broader region encompasses established golf courses including Pollença Golf Club (approximately 4km from villa) and Son Servera Golf, cycling routes connecting villages across the Tramuntana Mountains (15-40km loops depending on fitness and ambition), and boat hire operations at Puerto Pollensa offering half-day or full-day excursions along the northern coast. Hiking trails between Pollença and nearby Deià village (approximately 15km west) offer Mediterranean pine forests, ancient stone terraces, and coastal vistas.

For destination inspiration and comprehensive regional planning, explore our Mallorca travel guide, which details seasonal highlights, cultural events, and activity recommendations. Our collection of luxury villas in Pollença offers alternative properties across various price points and configurations, while our broader luxury villas across Europe helps guests considering alternative Mediterranean destinations.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Families with children find Casa Mastaguera particularly functional. The ground-floor layout eliminates navigation challenges with toddlers or mobility considerations, the pool provides supervised water play within sight lines, and nearby Puerto Pollensa beaches offer everything from children’s clubs to watersports instruction. Cot and high chair availability accommodates younger children, while the quiet location suits families seeking escape from resort noise.

Groups of friends or adult siblings gravitate toward Casa Mastaguera for its flexible sleeping arrangements and social outdoor spaces. The dining table seats six comfortably, the covered terrace naturally encourages evening gathering, and the table tennis provides entertainment during lazy afternoons. The 5-guest capacity works perfectly for two couples plus a single friend, or a group of three adults where privacy matters.

Multi-generational families—grandparents, adult children, grandchildren—benefit from the single bedroom offering dignified privacy for older travelers while the twin bedroom configuration allows flexible pairing. Separate bathrooms eliminate morning logistical tensions inherent in shared facilities.

Couples seeking peaceful coastal retreat without the intensity of beachfront villa living appreciate the villa’s balance: proximity to beaches and activities, but with protected quiet and substantial privacy. The master bedroom’s orientation and double bed configuration prioritize couple comfort, while the covered terrace provides intimate dining atmospheres.

Practical Information

Casa Mastaguera accommodates maximum 5 guests: 3 bedrooms (1 double, 2 singles), 2 bathrooms. Nearest airport is Palma de Mallorca International Airport (approximately 65km south), with typical transfer time of 50-70 minutes by hire car or arranged shuttle service. Transfers can be arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas upon booking.

The nearest supermarket—Carrefour Express and Consum branches—operate in Pollença town center approximately 3km away. The weekly market provides fresh produce and regional specialties Wednesday mornings. Local restaurants cluster in Pollença center and at Puerto Pollensa’s waterfront, with establishments ranging from casual beachside chiringuitos serving paella and grilled fish to formal restaurants offering Michelin-level dining.

Inclusive amenities encompass Wi-Fi internet throughout the villa, full air conditioning in bedrooms, dishwasher, satellite television, bed linens and towels, pool access (seasonal), and garden furniture. Spa treatments can be arranged at the villa upon request. Check-in timing accommodates late arrivals with advance notice.

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Mastaguera

How many guests does Casa Mastaguera sleep?

Casa Mastaguera accommodates 5 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms: one master bedroom with double bed, one bedroom with two single beds, and one bedroom with a single bed. A cot and high chair are available for families with infants or toddlers.

What is the nearest airport to Casa Mastaguera in Pollença?

Palma de Mallorca International Airport lies approximately 65km south of Pollença. Standard transfer time from airport to villa is 50-70 minutes depending on traffic conditions and exact property location. Excellence Luxury Villas arranges airport transfers for confirmed bookings.

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

May through September offer warmest temperatures and guaranteed pool usage, though July and August attract peak crowds and premium pricing. April and October provide pleasant daytime temperatures (20-24°C), manageable tourism levels, and lower rates. The swimming pool operates March 30 through November 1 depending on weather. December through February brings mild but variable conditions (12-17°C daytime) with occasional rain, yet offers profound local atmosphere and optimal pricing for cost-conscious travelers.

Is Casa Mastaguera suitable for families with children?

Casa Mastaguera functions well for families with children of all ages. Ground-floor configuration eliminates stair navigation with young children. The private pool permits supervised swimming within direct sight lines from the villa’s terrace and main rooms. Cot and high chair availability accommodate infants. Puerto Pollensa beaches—approximately 10km south—feature shallow waters, lifeguard supervision during peak season, and children’s clubs operating throughout summer. The quiet rural location appeals to families seeking escape from hectic resort environments, while sufficient space ensures parents can maintain sanity during rainy weather.

What is included in the rental price at Casa Mastaguera?

Rental price includes furnished accommodation, utilities (electricity, water, heating), Wi-Fi internet access, satellite television, bed linens and towels, use of garden furniture and outdoor equipment (sun loungers, barbecue, table tennis table), and seasonal pool access (weather dependent). Optional extras available through Excellence Luxury Villas include spa treatments at the villa, arranged airport transfers, and wine tasting experiences at regional bodegas.

What restaurants and shops are near Casa Mastaguera?

Pollença town center—approximately 3km away—contains multiple supermarkets (Carrefour Express, Consum), restaurants ranging from casual tapas bars to fine dining establishments, and the Wednesday market with fresh produce and artisan goods. Puerto Pollensa waterfront—approximately 10km south—features seafood restaurants including established options like Il Giardino and Cala Barca, along with casual beach clubs serving paella and grilled fish. Deià village, roughly 15km west, hosts upscale dining including the Michelin-starred Es Racó d’es Teix alongside casual tavernas. Binissalem wine region, approximately 25km southwest, provides cellar restaurants and tasting menus at major wineries.