Casa Morena | 5-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Pollensa Menorca

Pollensa on Mallorca’s northeastern coast delivers mountain drama and Mediterranean ease in equal measure. Casa Morena commands this terrain with a five-bedroom layout that accommodates ten guests comfortably, anchored by an eight-by-4.5-metre infinity pool that appears to spill directly into the surrounding hillscape. This luxury villa rental in Pollensa combines serious family infrastructure with the kind of outdoor living spaces that make you reluctant to book dinner reservations.

Inside Casa Morena

Casa Morena sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, distributed across three distinct zones. The ground floor operates as the social hub: an open-plan living area with television, DVD player and sound system flows into a dedicated dining room. The kitchen—marble-topped, gas-fuelled, fitted with commercial-grade appliances—opens directly onto the garden, demolishing any barrier between cooking and outdoor life. One double bedroom with ensuite bathroom and walk-in shower completes this level, providing ground-floor accessibility for guests who prefer avoiding stairs.

The first floor houses four additional bedrooms. The master suite features a double bed, ensuite bathroom with Jacuzzi bathtub, and private access to a shared sun terrace—the kind of space where morning coffee tastes better. A twin bedroom with ensuite shower shares this terrace. Two further bedrooms occupy the remaining floor space: one with a double bed, one with twin beds. A shared family bathroom serves these rooms. This configuration works exceptionally well for multi-generational groups and extended families who need privacy but value proximity.

The detached casita functions as an entirely separate living quarter with its own kitchen, dining area, shower room and utility space. This becomes guest accommodation, staff quarters, or simply additional breathing room for larger parties. Throughout Casa Morena, marble surfaces, dark wood joinery and fitted storage create an interior that balances rustic authenticity with everyday practicality. Air conditioning maintains comfort during summer heat. Wi-Fi reaches every corner. A washing machine and dishwasher handle the logistics that come with ten-person occupancy.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The pool—eight metres by 4.5 metres, graduated depths from 2.1 metres to 1.1 metres—sits at the property’s heart. Italian loungers line the southern edge. The water temperature benefits from heating systems that extend the swimming season into shoulder months. Beyond the pool boundary, a Japanese-style garden with ornamental pond introduces a contemplative zone away from the aquatic action.

Three terrace configurations serve different occasions. A covered terrace with seating and dining capacity handles lunch when the sun burns too intensely. A sun terrace with loungers orients toward the pool and southern views. The shared sun terrace accessed from the master bedroom and twin room offers dawn quietness and late-afternoon light when shadows cool the stone. This matters more than it sounds—the ability to find the right light at different hours becomes precious during a two-week stay.

A traditional Mallorcan bread oven and barbecue occupy the entertaining zone. The casita kitchen and dining area mean you can prepare serious meals without retreating to the main house. Parking occupies a discrete corner. The entire property benefits from careful landscaping that creates multiple microclimates: shaded seating, open sun exposure, transitional zones with dappled light filtering through pergolas and climbing plants.

Location: Pollensa and the Surrounding Area

Pollensa itself clusters around Plaza Mayor, a medieval square where Sunday markets transform the space into a riot of fresh produce, local honey, handmade ceramics and Mallorcan crafts. The town’s narrow streets—many barely wide enough for two people—preserve the architectural texture of centuries. Restaurants line these alleyways: Can Culleretes serves traditional slow-cooked stews; El Vicario focuses on seafood platters and local wines; Mirador del Terraç overlooks the town from an elevated terrace. These are working restaurants where locals eat, not tourism-optimised establishments.

Puerto Pollensa lies 4 kilometres south. This working fishing port has evolved into a family-focused beach town with golden sand, calm waters ideal for young swimmers, and a palm-lined promenade hosting seasonal open-air markets. The port authority rents sailing dinghies and kayaks directly. Snorkelling reefs begin 50 metres offshore. Further east, Cala Sant Vicenç—a horseshoe cove 6 kilometres away—offers a more secluded alternative with powder-fine sand and turquoise shallows.

The Tramuntana Mountains, designated UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2011, rise immediately west. These limestone peaks create Mallorca’s defining landscape. Hiking trails range from ninety-minute forest loops near Pollensa town to full-day ridge walks accessing summits like Puig Major (1,445 metres). Road cyclists cite the road north toward Cap de Formentor as one of Spain’s finest rides—ten kilometres of climbing with views that expand with every pedal rotation.

Wine and olive oil producers populate the region inland. Bodegas at Inca—11 kilometres southwest—operate visitor programmes where you can taste Mallorcan wines alongside local cheese and charcuterie. The town of Llucmayor, 24 kilometres south, maintains a Wednesday market renowned for food quality. Palma, Mallorca’s capital, sits 60 kilometres south and offers museums, cathedrals, restaurants and nightlife that justify a day trip; the drive takes roughly 75 minutes via the MA-13 motorway.

Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) receives flights from throughout Europe. The drive to Casa Morena takes approximately 70 minutes via the motorway, or 90 minutes on scenic mountain roads. The nearest supermarket, Carrefour, operates 3 kilometres away in Pollensa town centre.

May through October deliver consistently warm weather—sea temperatures peak at 27°C in August and September. April and October offer sunshine without extreme heat. December through February brings quieter seasons with occasional rain but far fewer tourists. The annual Pollensa Jazz Festival (August) and Pollensa Half Marathon (October) are major calendar events. Explore our luxury villas throughout Europe or our full collection of properties in Spain. For comprehensive destination planning, consult our Mallorca travel guide covering regional highlights, seasonal rhythms and practical logistics.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational family groups benefit most from Casa Morena’s architecture: grandparents in the ground-floor double room avoid climbing stairs; adult children inhabit first-floor bedrooms; the casita accommodates visitors who crave separation. Parents of young children appreciate the pool safety (gradual depth) and proximity to family-friendly Puerto Pollensa beach (4 kilometres).

Groups of friends—particularly those combining couples and solo travellers—find the five-bedroom configuration and multiple entertaining spaces prevent the claustrophobia that can develop in smaller shared properties. Business groups using Mallorca as a warm-weather offsite appreciate the Wi-Fi, dedicated work zones, and catering kitchen that the casita provides.

Couples seeking privacy within a larger property work well here: rent Casa Morena with friends and you’re not forced into constant shared company. Solo travellers joining organised group trips find comfortable single accommodation without premium surcharges.

Practical Information

Casa Morena sleeps a maximum of 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. The property’s tourist registration number is ETV01792. Air conditioning, Wi-Fi internet, pool heating and linens are included in rental rates. The washing machine and dishwasher function throughout your stay. Check-in typically occurs at 4:00 PM; check-out at 10:00 AM, though flexibility exists for early arrivals and late departures (subject to availability and potential additional charges).

A cot (crib) and high chair are available for families with young children. Pets require prior approval and incur supplementary fees. The property accommodates guests with reduced mobility (ground-floor bedroom access is available) but lacks wheelchair ramps to upper terraces.

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Morena

How many guests does Casa Morena sleep?

Casa Morena accommodates 10 guests maximum across 5 bedrooms: three double beds (one ground floor, two first floor), two twin configurations (first floor), and the detached casita which can function as additional accommodation. High chairs and cots are provided for infant guests upon request.

What is the nearest airport to Casa Morena in Pollensa?

Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) is the primary arrival point, located 60 kilometres south. The drive to Casa Morena takes approximately 70 minutes via the MA-13 motorway. Private car hire at the airport or advance booking of a driver service is recommended for the journey.

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

May through September delivers guaranteed sunshine, warm sea temperatures (26–27°C by summer peak), and full availability of beach clubs and water sports. April and October provide pleasant weather with fewer crowds and lower rates. June through August attract the most visitors and command premium pricing. December through February experience occasional rainfall but offer tranquility and significant seasonal discounts for those flexible on weather.

Is Casa Morena suitable for families with children?

Yes, extensively. The pool features graduated depths beginning at 1.1 metres, suitable for learner swimmers. Puerto Pollensa beach (4 kilometres away) has calm, shallow waters monitored by lifeguards during summer. The cove at Cala Sant Vicenç (6 kilometres) offers protected bathing. A cot and high chair are available. The ground-floor bedroom allows parents with young children to access sleeping accommodation without negotiating stairs. However, upper terraces lack railings or gates—supervision of small children in elevated areas is essential.

What is included in the rental price at Casa Morena?

Rental rates include air conditioning, heating, Wi-Fi internet access, pool heating, bed linens and bath towels, and standard utilities. Cleaning occurs at the beginning and end of your stay; mid-week cleaning can be arranged for a supplementary fee. The washing machine and dishwasher are operational throughout. Cots, high chairs and basic kitchen essentials (coffee machine, oven, hob) are provided. All terraces, gardens and pool facilities are included at no additional charge.

What restaurants and shops are near Casa Morena?

Pollensa town centre (3 kilometres) contains supermarkets including Carrefour and Día, plus dozens of restaurants ranging from casual tapas bars to fine-dining establishments. Can Culleretes specialises in traditional Mallorcan cuisine. El Vicario focuses on seafood. Mirador del Terraç occupies an elevated terrace with town and mountain views. The weekly Sunday market in Plaza Mayor offers fresh produce, local honey, cheese and artisanal goods. Puerto Pollensa (4 kilometres) has waterfront restaurants specialising in fresh fish and paella. For wine tastings and vineyard experiences, Bodegas at Inca (11 kilometres) are the nearest established producer.