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

Pollença commands the northeastern tip of Mallorca with dramatic limestone peaks and crystalline coves that draw travelers seeking authentic Mediterranean living rather than resort crowds. Finca Poleta sits within this landscape—a countryside villa where three bedrooms and a 9-by-4-metre swimming pool occupy manicured grounds that feel simultaneously rural and refined. This is the kind of luxury villa rental Pollença offers to those who research beyond guidebooks: intimate, architecturally considered, positioned within reach of both wilderness and culture.

Inside Finca Poleta

Finca Poleta sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Ground floor entry reveals an entrance hall with stairs ascending to the first floor. The living room unfolds as a generous space anchored by two upholstered sofas facing a satellite television—the kind of seating arrangement that naturally draws groups into conversation without feeling staged. Sunlight streams through windows overlooking the gardens beyond.

The dining area adjoins the living room in open-plan configuration, accommodating eight people around a substantial dark timber table paired with matching chairs. The materiality here—wood grain, tactile fabric seats, the weight of that table—communicates that meals matter in this house. Preparation happens steps away in the kitchen, fitted with wooden cabinetry and patterned tilework that avoids clinical modernity. Appliances include a full-sized refrigerator-freezer, electric cooktop with oven, microwave, dishwasher, and washing machine. A shower room on this floor provides practical convenience.

Ascending to the first floor, three distinctly configured bedrooms emerge. The first contains two single beds and accesses a terrace overlooking the property’s southern exposure—useful for families where children benefit from their own sleeping quarters. The second bedroom presents a double bed with its own terrace access, offering couples or parents a separate sanctuary. The third bedroom holds two additional single beds, creating flexible sleeping arrangements. Two family bathrooms with full bathtubs serve these rooms, ensuring morning routines never require negotiation among guests.

Air-conditioning throughout all bedrooms operates on timer settings, cooling spaces before sleep without running continuously. A wall safe secures valuables. Coffee maker, DVD player, hair dryer, Wi-Fi connection, and high chair plus cot provision signal thoughtful hosting for multigenerational travel or families with infants.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

Step beyond the villa entrance and the landscape reorganizes around water. The swimming pool dominates the grounds visually—1.10 to 2 metres in depth across its 36-square-metre expanse, proportioned for both lap swimming and lounging families. Surrounding it stretches lawn maintained to golf-course standard, the grass cool underfoot in early morning, golden-hour soft in late afternoon. Multiple sun loungers position themselves around the pool perimeter. The sound of water moving, the scent of chlorine mixing with wild rosemary growing at the property edges, creates sensory anchoring that distinguishes this from urban hotels.

A substantial covered terrace extends from the villa’s side, providing shade during Mallorca’s intense midday heat. Here, outdoor dining furniture assembles for family meals under protection, transitions from interior to exterior blurred by architectural generosity. A separate large terrace captures different light angles throughout the day. Garden furniture throughout allows guests to relocate seating to follow sun or shade as preference and time dictate. A barbecue anchors one terrace zone, enabling traditional Mediterranean cooking outdoors. Private parking accommodates vehicles without street exposure.

Location: Pollença and the Surrounding Area

Pollença itself comprises a hilltop old town and lower port district separated by 6 kilometres, each offering distinct character. The town centre features narrow stone streets, baroque churches dating to the 17th century, and weekly markets (Sundays) where local producers sell almond pastries, soft cheeses, and produce. Pollença Museum occupies a converted Gothic building and displays works by painter Atilio Boveri alongside rotating contemporary exhibitions—worth an hour of any cultural itinerary. Restaurant density concentrates around the main square and port; establishments like Il Giardino and Clivia serve seafood and Mediterranean cuisine with local wine lists.

Beaches within 15 kilometres include Playa de Formentor, famous for turquoise water and dramatic rocky outcrops, 11 kilometres northeast. Cala Sant Vicenç offers calmer, family-friendly swimming 8 kilometres north. Port de Pollença itself contains a 5-kilometre promenade lined with casual dining and boat-hire operators running daily excursions to Cap de Formentor and surrounding coves. The Formentor Lighthouse, constructed in 1863 to protect shipping through these treacherous waters, stands 15 kilometres away at the peninsula’s northern extreme—accessible by road with parking, offering panoramic views across the Balearic Sea and toward mainland Spain on clear days.

Archaeological interest clusters around Alzinaret Caves, 12 kilometres south, where artefacts spanning 1600 BC through the Middle Bronze Age lie preserved. The caves’ discovery in 1927 by British archaeologist Wilfred Hemp made them significant for Balearic prehistory study. The town of Artà, 18 kilometres southeast, is known for artisanal leather goods and a hilltop sanctuary (Santuari de Sant Salvador) providing 360-degree views. Valldemossa, 22 kilometres south through the Tramuntana Mountains, offers mountain scenery, the Chopin-Sand historical house, and steep village streets favoured by walking tourists.

Seasonally, April through May brings wildflower blooms and comfortable daytime temperatures (20-24°C). September and October offer warm water (24-26°C) and diminished summer crowds. July and August reach 30-32°C with maximum tourist density and higher rental rates. Winter (December-February) remains mild (12-16°C daytime) with occasional rain but minimal competition for restaurants and beaches. Palma Airport, Mallorca’s primary international gateway, sits 65 kilometres south—approximately 75 minutes by motorway. Grocery shopping happens at Supermercado Eroski in central Pollença, 8 kilometres from Finca Poleta, or at smaller local shops within the port district.

For broader destination planning, explore our Mallorca travel guide covering island-wide highlights, or browse our full collection of villas in Pollença to compare neighbouring properties.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational families—grandparents, parents, children—find Finca Poleta’s spatial configuration ideal. Three separate bedrooms with two full bathrooms eliminate morning scheduling conflicts. The pool and extensive gardens occupy younger children safely within view of adults relaxing on terraces. Cot and high chair provision for infants, combined with the washing machine’s proximity to bedrooms, removes logistical friction for families with babies.

Groups of three couples or four friends seeking private villa accommodation rather than apartment clusters benefit from the villa’s unified layout and shared kitchen facilities—dinner preparation becomes a group activity rather than scattered individual tasks. The covered terrace and barbecue naturally host group meals.

Couples valuing privacy find the property’s grounds sufficiently spacious that one partner can swim while another reads on a distant terrace. Two separate bathrooms mean no competition for morning routines. The double-bed master bedroom with independent terrace creates retreat space within a larger property.

Families with young children specifically gain from proximity to gentle beaches like Cala Sant Vicenç (8 kilometres), the pool’s controlled depth variation, and the surrounding lawns free of traffic or urban hazards.

Practical Information

Finca Poleta accommodates 6 guests maximum, distributed across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Nearest airport: Palma de Mallorca International Airport, 65 kilometres south, approximately 75 minutes’ transfer by private car or shuttle service. Nearest supermarket: Supermercado Eroski, Pollença town centre, 8 kilometres, approximately 12 minutes by car.

Included in standard rental: Wi-Fi connection, air-conditioning in all bedrooms (timer-controlled), pool access, linen, towels, use of all kitchen appliances, use of garden furniture and sun loungers, private parking, and barbecue. Utilities (electricity, water, gas) are typically included; confirm specific terms when booking. Pool heating may incur supplementary charge during cooler months. Final cleaning is included; mid-stay cleaning available for additional fee. Check-in and checkout times follow standard practice (3pm/11am respectively); flexible arrival arrangements may be negotiated directly with the property management team.

Frequently Asked Questions about Finca Poleta

How many guests does Finca Poleta sleep?

Finca Poleta accommodates 6 guests as maximum occupancy. Bedroom breakdown: one double bed in the master bedroom, two single beds in bedroom two, two single beds in bedroom three. A cot and high chair are available for infants, allowing flexible sleeping arrangements for families with young children. No additional sofa beds or annexes expand capacity.

What is the nearest airport to Finca Poleta in Pollença?

Palma de Mallorca International Airport (PMI) serves as the primary gateway, located 65 kilometres south of Finca Poleta. Ground transfer time averages 75 minutes by private car along the MA-13 motorway, longer during peak summer traffic periods (July-August). Shuttle services and car rental desks operate within the airport terminal. Some guests arriving from Barcelona or other Spanish cities use secondary ports, but Palma handles the majority of international traffic.

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

April through May offers ideal conditions: daytime temperatures range 20-24°C, wildflowers bloom across the Tramuntana landscape, and tourist density remains moderate. September through October provides warm water (24-26°C for swimming), sunny days, and diminished summer crowds—restaurants operate normally without reservation pressure. July and August reach 30-32°C with peak tourism and correspondingly higher pricing. Winter months (December-February) remain mild for Mediterranean standards (12-16°C daytime) with occasional rain; this period suits those preferring solitude and lower costs, though some restaurants operate reduced hours.

Is Finca Poleta suitable for families with children?

Yes. The property includes three critical family features: a private swimming pool with controlled 1.10-2-metre depth variation suitable for different swimmer abilities, high chair and cot provision for infants, and expansive lawns surrounding the pool where children play under parental supervision without traffic or external hazards. Cala Sant Vicenç beach, 8 kilometres north, features shallow, calm water appropriate for young swimmers. The washing machine on-site manages daily laundry loads from families with multiple children. The covered terrace allows shaded outdoor meals during peak heat hours. Proximity to Pollença town (8 kilometres) provides grocery shopping, chemists, and medical services if required.

What is included in the rental price at Finca Poleta?

Standard inclusions cover Wi-Fi connection, air-conditioning in all bedrooms (timer-operated), access to the private swimming pool, bed linen, bath towels, full kitchen facilities and appliances (refrigerator, cooktop, oven, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine), garden furniture and sun loungers, private parking, and barbecue equipment. Utilities—electricity, water, heating gas—are included within the rental rate. Final end-of-stay cleaning is included; additional mid-stay cleaning can be arranged for supplementary cost. Pool heating may incur separate charges during winter months (November-March). Clarify any specific inclusions or exclusions with the property management team at time of booking.

What restaurants and shops are near Finca Poleta?

Pollença town centre, 8 kilometres south, contains the primary supermarket (Supermercado Eroski), weekly market (Sundays), and numerous restaurants. Waterfront establishments at Port de Pollença—5 kilometres further south—include Il Giardino (Mediterranean seafood), Clivia (Spanish regional cuisine), and casual beach cafés. For local specialities, the Sunday market in Pollença town square features artisanal cheeses, almond pastries, fresh produce, and regional wines. Valldemossa, 22 kilometres southeast, specializes in artisanal leather goods and maintains several respected restaurants including Casa Maria (traditional Mallorcan cuisine). Deià, 28 kilometres south, concentrates upmarket dining (Ca’s Patro, Es Pou) favoured by literary and artistic residents. Small colmado (convenience stores) operate within 2-3 kilometres of Finca Poleta for emergency provisions.