Casa Puntina | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Pollensa Alcudia

The Tramuntana mountains rise dramatically behind Pollensa, a UNESCO World Heritage site that anchors the northern coast of Mallorca, and Casa Puntina sits perfectly positioned between this historic town and Puerto Pollensa’s waterfront charm. This renovated villa commands countryside views across rolling terrain while remaining just minutes from both Mediterranean beaches and the cultural landmarks that define this region. Ground-floor living means nobody navigates stairs—a subtle luxury that families and multi-generational groups discover matters far more than expected.

Inside Casa Puntina

Casa Puntina sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, arranged entirely on the ground floor for maximum accessibility and flow. The villa’s interior pairs weathered wooden beams with white-painted walls, creating the kind of light-filled atmosphere that makes even grey Spanish afternoons feel luminous.

The open-plan living and dining area serves as the heart of the home, with substantial sofas positioned to catch southern light through doors that open directly onto the covered terrace. A television and DVD player sit ready for evenings, though most guests find themselves drawn outside. The dining table seats six comfortably—crucial for groups that actually want to share meals rather than fragment across a kitchen counter.

The kitchen represents the property’s most recent renovation work. It’s fully equipped for self-catering with modern appliances, a real cooktop, proper storage, and the kind of counter space that prevents the usual holiday cooking chaos. Unlike many rental properties, this kitchen invites actual cooking rather than mere reheating. Natural light floods in from adjacent windows overlooking the gardens.

Three bedrooms branch off from the main living space. The first bedroom contains a double bed and connects to a full bathroom featuring a bathtub—important for guests who prefer soaking over showering. The second bedroom offers another double bed with an ensuite shower room attached, providing privacy for couples or parents. The third bedroom contains twin single beds with its own ensuite shower room, ideal for children, friends, or guests who prefer separate sleeping arrangements. All bedrooms are air-conditioned.

Bathrooms throughout maintain simple, clean aesthetics with practical fixtures. Hot water is reliable, pressure is strong, and toiletries aren’t left to chance—hairdryers are provided. The washing machine handles laundry without requiring guests to improvise with hand-washing.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The real revelation at Casa Puntina happens outside, where several distinct outdoor zones encourage different kinds of relaxation and gathering. A covered terrace extends from the living area, furnished with substantial patio seating and a sofa arrangement that invites afternoon siestas. This shaded space overlooks both the immediate gardens and distant hillsides—the kind of view that improves with every drink you hold there.

The swimming pool measures 10 by 4 metres, surrounded by sun loungers and landscaped gardens that provide both shade and strategic privacy screening. The pool operates seasonally from April 1st through November 30th (weather dependent), making it ideal for spring through autumn stays. The surrounding lawn provides space for children to run or for groups to scatter across during the heat of the day.

A separate barbecue house stands apart from the main villa, featuring a brick-built grill and dedicated outdoor dining area—the setup that transforms casual evening meals into proper events. A ping-pong table occupies part of the garden, providing the kind of low-key entertainment that keeps groups entertained without requiring reservations or advance planning.

The gardens themselves are planted with Mediterranean species adapted to local conditions, creating visual interest without requiring obsessive maintenance. Parking for two cars sits within the fenced property, eliminating the uncertainty of street parking in nearby towns.

Location: Pollensa and the Surrounding Area

Pollensa itself is a working town, not a resort—the distinction matters significantly. The famous Calvari Steps, a 365-stair pilgrimage route, wind upward to a hilltop chapel offering panoramic views across the island’s northern coast. These steps are walkable from the town centre and provide one of Mallorca’s most authentic cultural experiences, especially during early morning or late afternoon visits when light is best and crowds are minimal.

The town centre contains a Romanesque bridge of mysterious 19th-century origin, plus regular markets where local produce, fish, and crafts sell from Wednesday through Sunday. Restaurant quality varies widely, but established spots like Lluna serves confident Mediterranean cooking at reasonable prices, while Casa del Pulpo specialises in seafood preparations that justify their modest premium over casual tapas bars.

Beaches near Pollensa begin just 3 kilometres away at Platja de Pollensa, a family-friendly arc of sand with calm water and reliable amenities. Puerto Pollensa, 5 kilometres south, offers a more developed waterfront with multiple beach access points, restaurants lining the promenade, and boat rental companies offering half-day excursions to nearby coves. Cala de Sant Vicenç, 7 kilometres east, provides a quieter alternative with three connected coves and excellent snorkelling directly from the shore.

Alcudia, just 12 kilometres south, functions as Mallorca’s second-largest resort town. While busier than Pollensa, it rewards exploration with Gothic Revival architecture, the Alcudia Hidropark (featuring water slides and a mini golf course), and Platja d’Alcudia—a 10-kilometre beach where snorkelling equipment rentals are consistently available. Weekly markets operate in the old town’s narrow streets, and restaurants range from tourist-focused establishments to genuine family-run places serving traditional Mallorcan dishes.

The Tramuntana Mountains form a dramatic backdrop and UNESCO World Heritage Site stretching the entire northwestern coast. Hiking trails range from gentle walks to serious day hikes, with the GR221 (Ruta de Piedrá Seca) offering multi-day trekking options. Cycling routes exploit both mountain elevation and valley floors, with bike rental companies in both Pollensa and Puerto Pollensa catering to various fitness levels.

For cultural pursuits, explore our luxury villas in Pollensa region and our broader collection across Spain. For comprehensive destination planning, read our Mallorca travel guide, which covers seasonal events, additional activities, and transport logistics in detail.

Palma de Mallorca, the island capital, sits 55 kilometres south and remains accessible via the MA-13 motorway in approximately 50 minutes. The Cathedral and Old Town are worth a day trip, while the Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró showcases contemporary Spanish art in a converted artist’s residence.

Seasonal considerations: May through June offer warm weather, fewer crowds, and spring flowers still visible in mountain areas. September and October provide similar benefits with water temperatures remaining warm for swimming. July and August are hottest and most crowded, but evening temperatures remain pleasant for outdoor dining. Winter (November through March) sees occasional rain and cooler temperatures but far fewer tourists and significantly lower accommodation costs.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Families with children benefit immediately from the ground-floor layout, private pool, and proximity to beaches with lifeguards and rental facilities. The combination of table tennis, outdoor space, and entertainment systems keeps various age groups occupied during downtime.

Multi-generational groups appreciate the single-floor design eliminating stair navigation for older guests, while three ensuite bathrooms reduce morning bottlenecks. The barbecue house and large terrace provide gathering spaces for groups of up to six who actually want to spend time together rather than fragmenting into separate accommodation wings.

Couples seeking countryside quiet find excellent value for a private pool and substantial terrace without resort atmosphere. The location offers easy access to dining in nearby towns without the noise of beachfront tourism.

Groups of friends renting together benefit from the ping-pong entertainment, flexible kitchen for shared meal preparation, and the kind of layout where some people can nap indoors while others enjoy the pool without disturbing anyone.

Practical Information

Casa Puntina accommodates 6 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The property includes Wi-Fi internet, air-conditioning in all bedrooms, television with DVD player, washing machine, iron, hairdryers, and parking for two vehicles within the fenced grounds.

The nearest airport is Palma de Mallorca (PMI), approximately 55 kilometres south, with typical transfer times of 50-60 minutes by car under normal traffic conditions. The route via the MA-13 motorway is straightforward and well-signposted.

The nearest supermarket is located in central Pollensa, approximately 2 kilometres away, offering fresh produce, groceries, wines, and basic supplies. The town centre also contains bakeries, butchers, and fishmongers operating on traditional schedules (closed afternoons and Sundays in many cases).

The private swimming pool is included in the rental and operates April 1st through November 30th (weather dependent). Wi-Fi, utilities, and standard linen are included. Towels are provided. The property allows flexible check-in arrangements subject to availability. A security deposit is required and held until departure inspection.

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Puntina

How many guests does Casa Puntina sleep?

Casa Puntina sleeps 6 guests maximum. The property contains three bedrooms: one with a double bed, one with a double bed and ensuite shower room, and one with twin single beds and ensuite shower room. There are no sofa beds or rollaway beds available, so six represents the maximum occupancy.

What is the nearest airport to Casa Puntina in Pollensa?

Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) is the nearest major airport, situated approximately 55 kilometres from Casa Puntina. The transfer takes approximately 50-60 minutes by car using the MA-13 motorway, depending on traffic conditions. No direct shuttle services operate from the villa, but standard car rental and taxi services are readily available at the airport.

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

May through June offers ideal conditions—warm Mediterranean temperatures (around 25-27°C), lower tourist density than summer months, and spring flowers still visible in the Tramuntana Mountains. September and October provide similar benefits with water temperatures remaining warm for pool and beach use. July and August are warmest (reaching 30°C+) but experience peak tourist season and higher prices. The pool operates April through November, making these months most suitable for guests prioritising swimming. Winter visits suit those seeking quiet countryside exploration and lower rates, though occasional rain occurs and outdoor pool use becomes unlikely.

Is Casa Puntina suitable for families with children?

Yes. The single-floor layout eliminates stair hazards for younger children. The private pool allows swimming without navigating public beaches, though lifeguards and facilities at Platja de Pollensa (3km away) and Platja d’Alcudia (12km away) provide alternatives. High chairs and cots are available if pre-arranged. The villa’s enclosed gardens provide secure outdoor space. Alcudia Hidropark, approximately 12 kilometres away, offers water slides and children’s entertainment. Ping-pong equipment, television, and DVD player provide indoor entertainment. Nearby towns contain supermarkets, pharmacies, and medical facilities. The property itself has no specific child-proofing beyond what’s mentioned above—families with very young children should confirm specific requirements in advance.

What is included in the rental price at Casa Puntina?

The rental price includes use of the villa and all furnishings, Wi-Fi internet access, air-conditioning in bedrooms, the private swimming pool (April-November, weather dependent), television and DVD player, washing machine, and parking for two vehicles. Standard linen and towels are provided. Utilities including electricity and water are included. The barbecue house and outdoor furniture are available for guest use. A cleaning service is typically included at the end of the stay. Garden maintenance is handled by the property owner. Specific inclusions should be confirmed with the booking agent, as packages may vary.

What restaurants and shops are near Casa Puntina?

Pollensa town centre, approximately 2 kilometres away, contains a supermarket, bakeries, butchers, fishmongers, and casual restaurants. Lluna offers accomplished Mediterranean cooking at mid-range prices. Puerto Pollensa, 5 kilometres south, features numerous waterfront restaurants and cafés ranging from casual to upscale. Casa del Pulpo specialises in seafood. Both Pollensa and Puerto Pollensa host weekly markets selling fresh produce, fish, and local goods (Pollensa’s market operates Wednesday through Sunday). Alcudia, 12 kilometres south, contains larger supermarkets, chain restaurants, and traditional family-run establishments. The nearest major shopping centre is in Alcudia, approximately 12 kilometres away.