Casa Peix | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Pollensa Pollenca

A three-bedroom villa rental in Pollensa delivers the kind of Mallorcan countryside escape where six guests wake to mountain views and end their days by a heated private pool. Casa Peix sits 2km from Pollensa Old Town’s medieval streets, positioned between the Serra de Tramuntana peaks and the nearest beaches of Puerto de Pollensa, just 5km south.

Inside Casa Peix

Casa Peix sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, all arranged on a single ground floor with no stairs to navigate. The layout flows from a contemporary kitchen through an open-plan living and dining space—high ceilings amplify the sense of space, and large windows frame the landscape beyond. One bedroom contains a double bed; two additional rooms each offer twin beds. Both bathrooms are fitted with quality toiletries and hairdryers. A working fireplace anchors the main living area, ideal for the cooler winter months when Mediterranean evenings demand warmth.

The kitchen occupies the villa’s northern end, modern enough for serious cooking but casual enough that holiday meals feel effortless rather than obligatory. An open-plan dining area seats the full party comfortably, while the living zone—furnished with substantial seating and a 55-inch smart TV—connects directly to the terrace through full-height glass doors. Ceiling fans circulate air during warm months; air-conditioning cools the interior when the Mallorcan sun peaks in July and August. Wi-Fi reaches every corner, and a washing machine handles laundry for longer stays.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The grounds extend to roughly 400 square meters of mixed terrain. The heated swimming pool dominates the central garden—6 meters by 4 meters, deep enough for adult lengths, warm enough from May through October for daily swimming. Sun loungers surround the deck; grass slopes away to fruit trees that produce figs, lemons, and almonds depending on season. Guests occasionally pick ripe fruit directly from the branches during late summer.

A covered outdoor kitchen and barbecue area sits to one side, equipped for proper alfresco cooking—the kind of setup that shifts evening meals outdoors for the entire holiday. A large dining table seats six in dappled shade. A ping-pong table and table football occupy a shaded corner, offering low-key entertainment for mixed-age groups. The terrace faces south and west, capturing afternoon and evening sun while the surrounding landscape—olive groves and distant hills—provides natural privacy.

Location: Pollensa and the Surrounding Area

Pollensa itself is a town of roughly 3,400 residents built around a genuine Spanish plaza mayor and connected to its waterfront settlement, Puerto de Pollensa, by a straight 6km road lined with pines. Casa Peix sits in the quieter Ternelles area between these two hubs, offering the calm of the countryside without the 45-minute drive to Palma de Mallorca’s airport that many beachfront properties require.

Puerto de Pollensa’s 3km sandy bay is the nearest significant beach—a family-safe crescent where the Balearic Sea stays relatively protected and warm. Cala Sant Vicenç, 8km northeast, offers a smaller, rockier cove favored by snorkelers. Formentor Beach, 12km north, stretches 2km and draws crowds during summer. Both are reachable in 15 minutes by car.

The Serra de Tramuntana mountains rise immediately inland. These UNESCO-protected peaks define the northwestern coast and contain dozens of hiking routes, from 90-minute walks to full-day treks. The Atalaia viewpoint, 8km from the villa, rewards a steep 20-minute climb with 360-degree views across the island. Mountain biking trails crisscross the limestone ridges; several operators based in Pollensa town organize guided rides.

Pollensa Old Town houses the 13th-century Sanctuary of the Virgin Mary (Santuari de la Mare de Déu del Puig), reached via a stone stairway climbing 365 steps—a pilgrimage route during local festivals in August. The main church, Església de Nostra Senyora dels Ángels, anchors the central plaza and dates to the 16th century. The weekly market (Saturday mornings in the plaza) stocks fresh produce, local honey, and sobrasada, the island’s signature cured sausage.

For dining, Casa Peix guests are 5km from a mix of restaurants: traditional Spanish establishments like Casa Lluciá (known for grilled fish and paella), beachfront cafés in Puerto de Pollensa serving seafood and tapas, and contemporary venues catering to international palates. The Mercado del Puerto in Puerto de Pollensa operates daily and stocks groceries, wine, and prepared foods. Supermercado Spar, 2km away, handles larger shopping needs.

Alcúdia, 15km south, is Pollensa’s larger neighbor—a walled medieval town where the remains of a Roman settlement (Pollentia) sit in an archaeological park on the outskirts. Bodega Jaume Mesquida, 18km away near Sóller, offers wine tastings in a family-owned vineyard planted on terraced hillsides. Deià, 30km southwest, is a stone village perched on coastal cliffs and frequented by artists, writers, and those seeking Mallorca’s most scenic village setting.

Palma de Mallorca, 50km south, is the island’s capital—home to the Gothic Cathedral (La Seu), the Royal Palace, museums, galleries, and restaurants rated in international guides. Most guests driving from Casa Peix allow 50 minutes via the MA-13 highway.

The best time to visit Pollensa is May through June or September through October, when temperatures range 25-28°C, the sea remains swimmable (22-23°C), and crowds thin after the July-August peak. Easter and the local Patronage Festival (mid-August) draw crowds and book accommodations months ahead. Winter (November-February) averages 15-17°C with occasional rain, though the region rarely freezes and many days remain sunny. Spring wildflowers peak in April and May; autumn fig season peaks in September.

For comprehensive destination planning, explore our luxury villa collection in Spain, discover more options in Pollensa and surrounding villages, and read our detailed Mallorca travel guide for itineraries, seasonal insights, and insider local recommendations.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Casa Peix works exceptionally well for multi-generational family groups where adults and children share one week—the ground-floor layout removes stair navigation that complicates mobility issues, and the pool plus outdoor games keep children occupied while adults relax nearby. Three separate sleeping areas allow parents, grandparents, and teens to maintain private rest spaces.

Couples traveling together or two families splitting the rental equally find the accommodation balanced: enough bedrooms to provide privacy, shared common areas that encourage evening socializing, and an outdoor setup that suits both active days (mountain hikes, beach trips) and quiet afternoons (poolside reading, terrace meals).

Anyone seeking quieter Mallorca—away from the package-tour beaches of Magaluf and the party-focused nightlife of Palma—will appreciate Pollensa’s mix of water access and genuine local town atmosphere. Foodies benefit from proximity to farm-to-table restaurants and the Saturday market. Nature enthusiasts find immediate access to mountain trails and coastal walks.

The villa is less suitable for groups expecting urban nightlife within walking distance or families with infants requiring extensive support (no high chairs, cots, or stair gates mentioned in amenities).

Practical Information

Casa Peix accommodates 6 guests in 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The property sits on ground level only—no upper floors or basement areas. All bedrooms and bathrooms are ground floor, making the villa accessible for guests with limited mobility.

Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) lies 50km south—roughly 50 minutes by car via the MA-13 motorway. The villa can arrange transfers; driving is straightforward if you prefer a rental vehicle for exploring Mallorca beyond Pollensa.

Supermercado Spar stands 2km away in central Pollensa; the Saturday market in Pollensa Plaza is 2.5km north. Both supply groceries and prepared foods for self-catering.

The rental price includes Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, heating, towels, bed linens, utilities, and the private heated pool (heating subject to terms and conditions). Breakfast can be arranged separately. Wine tastings and airport transfers are available as add-ons.

Check-in timing is flexible depending on availability; contact Excellence Luxury Villas directly to confirm your specific dates and any special requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Peix

How many guests does Casa Peix sleep?

Casa Peix sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms: one double bedroom and two twin bedrooms. All bedrooms are ground floor. The villa has no sofa beds or additional annexes. Occupancy is limited to 6 to maintain comfort and amenity standards.

What is the nearest airport to Casa Peix in Pollensa?

Palma de Mallorca Airport (Aeropuerto de Palma de Mallorca, PMI) is the nearest major airport, located 50km south of Casa Peix. Transfer time by car is approximately 50 minutes via the MA-13 motorway. The villa can arrange private transfers if you prefer not to drive.

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

May through June and September through October offer ideal conditions: warm weather (25-28°C), swimmable seas (22-23°C), and lower crowds than the July-August peak. Easter and the mid-August Patronage Festival attract visitors months ahead, so book early if those periods interest you. Winter (November-February) averages 15-17°C with occasional rain but remains mostly sunny—ideal if you seek solitude and lower rates. The heated pool extends comfortable swimming into spring and autumn.

Is Casa Peix suitable for families with children?

Yes, Casa Peix accommodates families well. The private heated pool (6m × 4m) allows supervised swimming without public beach logistics. The ground-floor layout eliminates stair hazards. Ping-pong and table football tables occupy the garden. Puerto de Pollensa beach, 5km away, is family-safe with shallow waters and calm conditions. The quiet location removes traffic dangers common in busy coastal villages. No high chairs or cots are mentioned in standard amenities, so families with infants should confirm availability directly.

What is included in the rental price at Casa Peix?

The rental includes Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, heating, bed linens, towels, utilities, access to the heated private pool, and use of all outdoor spaces and recreational equipment (ping-pong, table football). Breakfast, wine tastings, and airport transfers are available as paid add-ons. Confirm exact inclusions for your specific booking dates.

What restaurants and shops are near Casa Peix?

Supermercado Spar (2km away) handles daily groceries. The Pollensa Saturday plaza market stocks fresh produce, local cheeses, sobrasada, and prepared foods. Casa Lluciá, a traditional Spanish restaurant specializing in grilled fish and paella, sits 5km away in Pollensa town. Puerto de Pollensa’s waterfront (5km south) hosts multiple seafood restaurants, tapas bars, and casual cafés. Bodega Jaume Mesquida, 18km away, offers wine tastings and tours. Most dining and shopping is a 5-15 minute drive away.