Finca Malagraba | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Pollensa

Pollensa commands the northern tip of Mallorca’s Serra de Tramuntana mountain range, and from within this characterful town sits Finca Malagraba—a four-bedroom luxury villa rental in Pollensa offering eight guests uninterrupted countryside immersion with views that stretch toward Puig de Maria. This ground-floor property combines traditional Mallorcan stone architecture with contemporary comfort, positioned on grounds where olive and carob trees create natural privacy and the swimming pool catches full sun from mid-morning through late afternoon.

Inside Finca Malagraba

Finca Malagraba sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, all arranged on a single floor—a practical layout that removes stairs from family holidays and connects every room to garden access or terrace views. The ground floor arrangement proves ideal for multi-generational groups or families with mobility considerations.

The main living area flows across the heart of the villa without partition walls. A substantial lounge with wood-burning stove and satellite television opens directly onto a south-facing patio; beside it sits a formal dining table accommodating eight people, positioned to capture light from full-length doors that fold back entirely in warm months. The kitchen operates in the American-style open plan, fully equipped with conventional ovens, gas hobs, refrigeration and dishwasher, alongside its own eight-person dining table—allowing different family members to occupy the space simultaneously without crowding.

A secondary dining area adjoins the kitchen, seating six people around a table beside a built-in barbecue unit and kitchenette, with direct patio access. This configuration suits entertaining larger groups or when some guests prefer informal meals while others dine more formally.

The four bedrooms divide between two double configurations and two twin arrangements. The first double bedroom features an en-suite shower room and direct garden access—a preferred choice for primary guests. A second double bedroom includes an en-suite shower facility. Both twin bedrooms accommodate two single beds and share a family bathroom; one twin bedroom opens toward the patio, while the other provides quiet garden-side positioning. All four bedrooms feature air conditioning units, fitted wardrobes providing ample storage, and ceiling fans for passive cooling during mild seasons.

A dedicated family bathroom serves the twin bedrooms and guest areas, featuring shower over bath and full amenities. The villa provides a high chair and travel cot for families with infants, with these items available without additional charge.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The exterior grounds span several distinct zones, each serving different recreational purposes. Directly from the kitchen and living room, covered terrace sections provide all-weather outdoor dining and lounging—the kind of space that encourages lingering over morning coffee or evening aperitifs while watching light change across the landscape. An indoor barbecue unit positions beside these terraces, functioning year-round regardless of weather.

The private swimming pool measures 9 metres by 5 metres with a maximum depth of 2.5 metres and minimum depth of 1 metre, making it suitable for young swimmers with adult supervision and adults seeking lap space. Roman-style steps provide gentle entry, while multiple sun loungers position around the perimeter and beneath parasols that shade sections throughout the day. The pool area wraps with well-maintained hedging, creating visual separation from neighbouring properties and amplifying the sense of private sanctuary. An outdoor shower positioned beside the pool allows rinsing of chlorine before entering the house.

Beyond the pool, extensive grounds feature lawns interspersed with established Mediterranean vegetation—hibiscus shrubs in bloom through summer months, native carob trees providing dappled afternoon shade, and typical Spanish wildflowers that emerge in spring. A table tennis table occupies one corner, providing entertainment during afternoon hours when heat discourages other outdoor activities.

Parking accommodates three vehicles within the private grounds, eliminating the need for street parking or off-property arrangements.

Location: Pollensa and the Surrounding Area

Pollensa itself sits 2.6 kilometres from Finca Malagraba—close enough for evening walks into town but distant enough to escape tourist congestion. The town retains authentic character that larger Mallorca resorts abandoned decades ago, with narrow streets ascending toward a 18th-century church, flanked by independent galleries, traditional food shops, and family-run restaurants serving Mallorcan specialities rather than international buffet menus. Sunday morning market (Mercat de Pollensa) operates year-round, stalls laden with local produce, fish from that morning’s boats, and artisanal goods—arrive by 8am to secure premium selections before tour groups descend.

The Calvari steps—365 of them—ascend the hillside adjacent to the church, leading to a small stone chapel and viewpoint overlooking Pollensa’s roofscape and agricultural lands beyond. The climb consumes perhaps twenty minutes but rewards with photographs framing the town against Serra de Tramuntana’s ridge lines.

Puerto Pollensa, 8.2 kilometres south, transforms Pollensa’s quiet character into a seaside town with long sandy beaches shelving gently into clear water. Hotels here retain early-20th-century charm rather than bearing 1960s concrete bulk, attracting British and Madrid families prioritizing atmosphere over nightlife infrastructure. Waterfront restaurants along the promenade serve fresh seafood, while boat hire operators offer half-day trips to Cala Sant Vincenç and surrounding coves.

Cala Sant Vincenç, 8.5 kilometres distant, comprises three interconnected beach coves backed by modest tourist facilities—bars, restaurants, and the remarkable hypogeum (underground burial chamber) carved into limestone cliffs, among Mallorca’s most significant Bronze Age archaeological sites. The coves remain family-friendly and less developed than southern coast alternatives.

Alcúdia, 12 kilometres south, functions as the region’s principal town, containing supermarkets, pharmacies, banks, and the old walled quarter where restaurants cluster around narrow plazas. The town beach extends for several kilometres, popular with families and windsurfers exploiting consistent seasonal winds.

For wine enthusiasts, Binissalem wine region lies 45 kilometres southwest—Spain’s oldest designated wine appellation, where bodega visits and tastings occur daily. Local producers focus on red wines using Spanish grape varieties in limestone terroir similar to Rioja’s character.

Palma de Mallorca, 60 kilometres south via the eastern motorway, offers cathedral architecture, museum collections, and international dining—a day-trip destination rather than accommodation necessity.

The best visiting season spans May through June and September through October, when daytime temperatures reach 26-28°C, water temperature permits comfortable swimming (22-24°C), and spring wildflowers or autumn light reward photographers and walkers. July-August brings heat exceeding 32°C, crowded beaches, and premium pricing, while November through March offers solitude but requires heating systems and waterproof layers. February and March occasionally bring unexpected snow to high elevations, while January represents the wettest month.

For destination inspiration and detailed travel planning, consult our Mallorca travel guide, and explore our full collection of luxury villas in Pollensa or browse additional luxury European villa rentals.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational families benefit most from Finca Malagraba’s single-floor layout and combination of formal and informal living areas—grandparents can supervise children in the pool while parents prepare meals, with everyone at ease rather than separated across floors. The four bedrooms accommodate extended families where privacy matters but togetherness remains the priority.

Groups of friends seeking joint holidays find the configuration works well: the secondary dining area with kitchenette permits informal meal preparation while the main kitchen serves formal dinners, preventing cooking chaos when multiple people want kitchen access simultaneously. The table tennis table and multiple lounging areas reduce forced proximity.

Couples prioritizing countryside tranquility over beach proximity will appreciate the rural setting where bird-watching, walking, and cycling dominate rather than seaside entertainment—though beach access remains straightforward for occasional swimming. The two-hour drive to Palma keeps it accessible but not immediately tempting.

Families with young children benefit from the pool’s gentle Roman steps, surrounding loungers where parents watch comfortably, and absence of stairs that demand constant supervision. High chair and travel cot availability simplifies packing requirements.

Practical Information

Capacity: 8 guests maximum, distributed across 4 bedrooms (2 double, 2 twin) and 3 bathrooms.

Nearest airport: Palma de Mallorca International Airport (PMI) sits 60 kilometres south, approximately 50-60 minutes drive via the eastern motorway (Ma-19) under normal traffic conditions. Car rental desks operate at airport terminal exits; alternative transfer services include pre-arranged driver collection (typically €80-120 for up to 4 passengers) or shared shuttle services (€20-30 per person).

Nearest supermarket: Alcúdia town centre, 12 kilometres distant, contains Carrefour and local market options. Pollensa town itself accommodates smaller grocers suitable for top-up shopping but lacks hypermarket selection.

What’s included: Wi-Fi internet connection, air conditioning throughout, central heating, satellite television, DVD player, washing machine, hair dryer, safe deposit box, and all kitchen equipment including dishwasher. Pool heating functions seasonally (October-April). Initial cleaning before arrival is included; mid-week housekeeping services are available for additional cost.

Check-in flexibility: Standard check-in occurs at 4pm; earlier arrivals and later departures accommodate subject to availability and staffing schedules—contact Excellence Luxury Villas directly to arrange specific timing.

Pool fencing: Safety fencing can be installed around the pool perimeter for additional cost, subject to terms and conditions, benefiting families with very young children.

Frequently Asked Questions about Finca Malagraba

How many guests does Finca Malagraba sleep?

Finca Malagraba accommodates 8 guests across 4 bedrooms comprising 2 double bedrooms and 2 twin bedrooms. The villa includes a high chair and travel cot without additional charge for families with infants. All bedrooms are ground-floor situated with direct patio or garden access.

What is the nearest airport to Finca Malagraba in Pollensa?

Palma de Mallorca International Airport (PMI) operates 60 kilometres from Finca Malagraba, approximately 50-60 minutes driving time via the Ma-19 motorway under standard traffic flow. Peak season (July-August) and holiday periods may extend transfer times to 75-90 minutes. Car rental, private driver collection, and shared shuttle services all operate from airport terminals.

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

May through June and September through October offer optimal conditions: daytime temperatures of 26-28°C, water temperatures supporting comfortable swimming (22-24°C), wildflower blooms in spring and dramatic autumn light. These shoulder seasons avoid July-August heat exceeding 32°C and associated tourist crowding while maintaining reliable weather. Winter months (November-March) provide solitude and lower pricing but necessitate heating system use and waterproof clothing for outdoor activities. February occasionally brings unexpected cold snaps to mountain elevations, while January ranks as the year’s wettest month.

Is Finca Malagraba suitable for families with children?

Yes, substantially. The villa’s single-floor layout eliminates stair-related supervision demands; the swimming pool’s Roman steps and 1-metre minimum depth permit young swimmer participation with adult supervision. Sun loungers and shaded terrace areas allow parents to supervise pool activities comfortably. High chair and travel cot provisions simplify infant travel, while the table tennis table occupies older children during downtime. Nearby beaches (Puerto Pollensa, 8.2 kilometres away) provide alternative swimming environments, while Pollensa’s quiet streets suit young cyclists and walking families. The rural countryside discourages tourist-oriented misbehaviour common in resort towns.

What is included in the rental price at Finca Malagraba?

Rental price includes Wi-Fi internet connection, air conditioning throughout all rooms, central heating operational October-April, satellite television and DVD player, washing machine, kitchen equipment including dishwasher and full appliance suite, pool heating (seasonal), high chair and travel cot, pre-arrival cleaning, and access to all outdoor facilities including the private swimming pool. Utilities (electricity, water, gas) are included. Mid-week housekeeping, additional guest cots, pool fencing installation, and external activities such as spa treatments require separate negotiation and advance booking.

What restaurants and shops are near Finca Malagraba?

Pollensa town centre, 2.6 kilometres distant, contains independent restaurants and cafes clustered around the church square and adjacent narrow streets, serving Mallorcan cuisine such as tumbet (vegetable gratin), frit (fried meats), and fresh seafood pastas. Sunday morning market (Mercat de Pollensa) operates year-round, offering local produce, fish, and artisanal goods. Alcúdia, 12 kilometres south, houses Carrefour hypermarket, pharmacy chains, and seafront restaurants along the promenade, catering to all practical shopping and dining requirements. Puerto Pollensa’s waterfront venues, 8.2 kilometres away, specialise in fresh seafood and international cuisines, benefiting from boat-delivered daily catches. For wine experiences, Binissalem bodega region lies 45 kilometres southwest, offering tastings and vineyard tours across multiple producers.