Finca Aup | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Pollenca Pollensa

A luxury villa rental in Pollença that accommodates six guests comfortably across three bedrooms and four bathrooms, Finca Aup sits surrounded by mature almond groves between the town centre and Port Pollença. This contemporary property blends traditional Majorcan character with modern amenities, offering a retreat where families and groups can unwind without sacrificing comfort or convenience.

Inside Finca Aup

Finca Aup sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms spread across two floors. The ground level houses the main living quarters and first bedroom, while the upper floor contains two additional sleeping rooms with en-suite facilities.

The ground floor welcomes you into a generous living room anchored by substantial wooden ceiling beams that establish the villa’s rustic foundation. Two oversized cream sofas, layered with terracotta cushions, face the entertainment area featuring satellite television and direct access onto the terrace. This same floor contains an open-plan dining zone accommodating six people, separated from the living space by architectural flow rather than walls—ideal for keeping an eye on children while preparing meals or entertaining.

The kitchen occupies a thoughtfully designed position with dual exposure to both the dining area and outdoor terraces. Constructed with natural wood cabinetry paired with cream-painted storage, it functions as both workspace and gathering spot. The appliances include standard cooking equipment, a coffee maker for morning rituals, and washing facilities for managing laundry during longer stays. What makes this kitchen particularly practical: it opens directly to the garden, allowing you to collect fresh herbs or transfer prepared dishes to outdoor dining without navigating hallways.

Ground-floor accommodation comprises one bedroom featuring a double bed, accompanied by a full bathroom with bathtub and a separate shower room. This layout means guests can use the main bathroom while others access the shower without conflict—particularly valuable when rotating through morning routines with multiple families.

Ascending the internal staircase, the first floor reveals the master bedroom with queen-sized bed and attached shower room—the kind of private suite that transforms a villa stay from pleasant to restorative. The second upper-floor bedroom contains two single beds arranged separately, making it suitable for children, teenagers, or adults who prefer their own sleeping space. This bedroom also includes its own en-suite shower room, eliminating queuing for facilities. The thoughtful separation of bathrooms across the property means four people can shower simultaneously, a logistical advantage often overlooked in smaller properties.

Throughout the interior, color restraint and natural materials create visual coherence—exposed stone, cream textiles, and warm wood tones that complement rather than compete. The DVD player and Wi-Fi connection acknowledge modern entertainment needs while the overall design encourages guests toward the outdoor spaces where Mallorca’s climate invites living.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The exterior grounds justify the villa’s price point. An eight-by-four-metre private swimming pool occupies the property’s centrepiece, with depth ranging from 1.10 to 1.90 metres—accommodating swimmers and younger children in different zones. The surrounding deck hosts multiple sun loungers, allowing each guest to find their preferred spot without negotiating position. A heat pump maintains water temperature during shoulder seasons when Mediterranean sun alone cannot match northern European expectations.

Two distinct terrace zones frame the pool area. The covered terrace provides shade for afternoon gatherings, equipped with outdoor dining furniture and garden seating, while an expansive open terrace captures southern exposure for morning sun and sunbathing. The lawn stretches beyond these immediate entertainment zones, bordered by the almond groves that give the property its name and character. Private parking accommodates multiple vehicles within the grounds, eliminating the need to source external spaces in high season.

What distinguishes Finca Aup’s garden from typical pool villas: the mature landscaping means established trees provide natural wind breaks and afternoon shade—not the raw, newly-constructed feel of newer developments. The almond groves create a sound barrier to the main road, so despite proximity to Pollença’s core, the property achieves surprising tranquility.

Location: Pollença and the Surrounding Area

Finca Aup occupies strategic positioning within the Tramuntana region, Mallorca’s northwestern coast, accessible both to Pollença’s cultural attractions and Port Pollença’s waterfront restaurants. The property sits approximately 1.5 kilometres from Pollença town centre and 3 kilometres from Port Pollença’s marina and beaches.

Pollença itself functions as a cultural hub. The town’s Sunday market, operating from 8am until 1:30pm, fills the Plaza Mayor with over 300 stalls selling everything from local produce to artisan textiles and ceramics—a genuine gathering point where residents shop rather than a tourist-orientated venue. Local restaurants cluster around the central plaza and along Carrer Monti Sion, featuring Mediterranean cuisine prepared with conviction rather than convention. Can Moix offers traditional Majorcan cooking, while Cal Boter prepares seafood within metres of where it was caught.

Port Pollença, 3km distant, hosts the region’s largest concentration of waterfront dining. Restaurants here operate year-round, their terraces facing the bay where sailboats and fishing vessels create genuine Mediterranean scenery rather than manufactured atmosphere. The port facilitates boat hire for exploring Cala Sant Vicenç and Cala Barques—dramatic coves with turquoise water accessible only by sea or challenging hiking paths.

For beach days, Cala Formentor lies 7 kilometres north, a long sandy beach backed by pine forest and marked by the Formentor Lighthouse rising 210 metres above sea level at the peninsula’s tip. This lighthouse, operational since 1863, marks the northern extremity of Mallorca’s accessible coastline. The drive to its summit takes approximately 20 minutes from Finca Aup and delivers panoramic views across both the Mediterranean and, on clear days, toward the Balearic interior.

The Joan March Gardens, situated 1 kilometre from Pollença centre, showcase rare Mediterranean specimens and native horticulture maintained across grounds originally created during the 1980s. Entry is unrestricted, with opening hours spanning dawn through dusk, making them suitable for morning walks before heat peaks.

Nearby Alcúdia, 12 kilometres south, provides alternative shopping and dining in a larger town context, while retaining character through its old town’s narrow streets and Gothic church. The Alcúdia market operates Tuesday mornings with comparable selection to Pollença’s offering.

For broader exploration, our luxury villas in Pollença collection offers similar properties throughout the region, while our full collection in Spain extends to mainland properties. To contextualize Pollença within Mallorca’s broader appeal, read our Mallorca travel guide covering seasonal patterns, festivals, and activities across the island.

Palma de Mallorca, the island’s capital, lies 54 kilometres south—approximately 50 minutes by road—and warrants day trips for its Gothic cathedral, museums, and larger restaurant scene. The Tramuntana Mountains, designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site, rise immediately south of Pollença, creating dramatic hiking opportunities within 2-5 kilometres of the villa for those inclined toward walking trails.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Families with young children find Finca Aup particularly suitable. The ground-floor bedroom and bathroom eliminate the challenge of carrying sleeping children up stairs during naptime. The property includes high chairs and cots, assuming these essentials need not be sourced separately. The pool’s variable depth and enclosed grounds provide contained environments for supervising multiple children simultaneously. The distance from nightlife (Pollença’s bars close by 11pm) suits families preferring early routines over late-night entertainment.

Extended family groups of 6-8 people (if utilising sofa beds or co-sleeping arrangements) benefit from the four-bathroom setup, which genuinely accommodates simultaneous morning routines. Couples seeking active holidays appreciate the proximity to sailing, hiking, and cycling infrastructure without requiring large group dynamics.

Those seeking cultural immersion rather than purely beach-focused holidays find Pollença’s artistic community, markets, and pedestrian-scale town centre more rewarding than southern resort areas. The property’s position between town attractions and water activities suits mixed-interest groups where not all members prioritize identical activities.

Guests with mobility considerations benefit from the ground-floor bedroom and bathroom arrangement, though the property’s split-level design means upper-floor bedrooms require stair navigation.

Practical Information

Finca Aup accommodates maximum 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Palma de Mallorca Airport, the island’s primary international gateway, lies 54 kilometres south—approximately 50-60 minutes’ drive depending on traffic patterns. Vehicle rental at the airport functions as the most practical transport method, as public transport to Pollença operates on limited schedules. Alternatively, airport transfer services can be arranged, typically costing €60-80 for private car delivery to the villa.

The nearest supermarket, Supermercado Lozano, operates within Pollença town centre, approximately 1.5 kilometres from the villa. Weekly shopping is easily accomplished, though daily markets in Port Pollença provide fresh produce alternatives.

Included in rental rates: Wi-Fi connectivity throughout the property, air conditioning in bedrooms and main living spaces, heating via heat pump, all linens and towels, DVD player access, satellite television, pool maintenance and heating, parking within grounds, and use of all furniture and outdoor equipment (sun loungers, dining sets, garden chairs). Utilities including water and electricity are typically included, though properties should confirm this detail with individual booking terms.

Check-in typically occurs from 3pm onwards with flexibility for earlier arrival if the property is unoccupied. Check-out is standardly 11am, with late departures negotiable depending on subsequent bookings.

Frequently Asked Questions about Finca Aup

How many guests does Finca Aup sleep?

Finca Aup provides accommodation for 6 guests as standard across 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The ground-floor bedroom contains a double bed, the master bedroom contains a double bed with en-suite shower room, and the second upper-floor bedroom has two single beds with en-suite shower room. Additional capacity of 1-2 people might be possible via sofa beds or cot arrangements, though standard amenities are configured for six. Families with infants benefit from provided cots and high chairs without requiring external equipment rental.

What is the nearest airport to Finca Aup in Pollença?

Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI), located 54 kilometres south of Pollença, serves as the primary international gateway. Journey time from airport to Finca Aup typically requires 50-60 minutes by car depending on traffic conditions, particularly during peak summer months when congestion on the Palma-Pollença corridor increases significantly. Vehicle rental at the airport is the most economical option for guests requiring multiple days of transport flexibility, while airport transfer services (pre-arranged through your booking provider) cost approximately €60-80 for private car delivery. Public transport via bus operates on reduced schedules and requires 90-120 minutes, making it impractical for most guests arriving with luggage.

What is the best time of year to rent Finca Aup?

May through June and September through October offer optimal conditions for Pollença visits. Temperature ranges between 22-28°C (72-82°F), pool water reaches comfortable swimming temperature without artificial heating, and crowds remain moderate compared to July-August peaks. June brings the town’s festival season, with various cultural events and fireworks culminating in late-month celebrations. September maintains warm water temperatures while summer tourist density begins declining. July and August deliver guaranteed sunshine and sea temperatures above 26°C, though crowds intensify and accommodation prices peak. Winter (November-February) brings occasional rainfall but daytime temperatures of 12-16°C, suitable for walkers and those avoiding peak-season prices. Spring (March-April) shows variable weather but rewards visitors with wildflowers and fewer tourists. Avoid early November and late February when weather transitions can be unpredictable.

Is Finca Aup suitable for families with children?

Finca Aup functions excellently for families with children. The property includes high chairs and cots for infants, accommodating families with very young children without requiring external equipment hiring. The pool features variable depth (1.10-1.90 metres) allowing younger children to use shallower zones safely. The enclosed grounds with private parking eliminate concerns about external traffic or unfamiliar pedestrians. The ground-floor bedroom and bathroom prevent necessity of carrying sleeping toddlers up stairs during rest times. Pollença town centre, 1.5 kilometres distant, hosts child-friendly piazzas and ice cream establishments. Cala Formentor beach, 7 kilometres north, offers calmer water than exposed Atlantic-facing beaches, while Cala Sant Vicenç provides smaller, sheltered swimming areas. Family restaurants throughout Pollença serve simplified menus alongside traditional cuisine. The property’s quiet position suits families preferring early bedtimes over nightlife engagement.

What is included in the rental price at Finca Aup?

Rental rates include Wi-Fi connectivity, air conditioning throughout the property, heating via heat pump system, all bed linens and bathroom towels (changed according to booking length), satellite television and DVD player access, pool maintenance and heating, private parking within grounds, garden furniture and outdoor sun loungers, and access to all provided equipment. Utilities including water and electricity are customarily included, though confirmation with your specific booking is advisable as terms may vary seasonally. Cleaning prior to arrival is typically included, though post-departure cleaning may incur additional charges. Optional services—such as additional cleaning during stay, grocery pre-shopping, equipment rental, or pre-arrival meal preparation—are available through most booking providers for supplementary fees.

What restaurants and shops are near Finca Aup?

Pollença town centre, 1.5 kilometres distant, clusters restaurants around Plaza Mayor and along Carrer Monti Sion. Can Moix specialises in traditional Majorcan cooking featuring seasonal vegetables and locally-reared meat. Cal Boter focuses on seafood prepared simply—grilled rather than elaborate. Supermercado Lozano operates daily as the primary supermarket for standard groceries, while the Sunday market in Plaza Mayor (8am-1:30pm) offers fresh produce, cheese, bread, and prepared foods directly from regional suppliers. Port Pollença, 3 kilometres north, hosts waterfront restaurants with Mediterranean menus and boat-based ambiance—establishments like Taberna de la Mar and others changing seasonally. Alcúdia town, 12 kilometres south, provides larger shopping options including chain supermarkets and additional restaurants. Specialty food shops in Pollença sell local wines, olive oil, and artisan products suitable for evening dining preparations at the villa.