Villa Florentina | 4-Bedroom Villa in Balearic Islands Felanitx

When eight guests arrive at Villa Florentina in the Balearic Islands, they discover a contemporary stone villa that commands views across working olive and almond groves toward distant mountains and the Mediterranean coastline. This property sits in the countryside near Cala d’Or, a southeastern Mallorca resort town, yet remains just minutes from Porto Colom’s tapas bars and the sandy beaches of Cala Sanau. The location represents that rare combination: genuine rural peace with immediate access to restaurants, shops, and water activities.

Inside Villa Florentina

Villa Florentina sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, distributed across two floors with distinct living zones that suit both family groups and friends traveling together.

The ground floor opens with a living room anchored by dual sofas and a plasma television, with three French doors that dissolve the boundary between interior and garden terrace. Adjacent sits the dining area, accommodating eight at the table, flowing seamlessly into a kitchen that takes up considerable floor space. Here you’ll find marble countertops, an oversized refrigerator-freezer unit, elevated cupboards, a dishwasher, an island unit with induction cooktop and electric oven, and coved lighting throughout. A family bathroom with walk-in shower and one double bedroom with fitted wardrobes complete the ground floor, making this level ideal for guests who prefer to avoid stairs.

Ascend to the first floor and the master bedroom reveals a double bed, a dedicated dressing area, and an en-suite shower room—the kind of retreat where morning light hits the windows overlooking those groves. Two additional bedrooms occupy this level: one contains two single beds with terrace access (perfect for teenagers or friends seeking semi-independence), while the other holds two single beds for flexibility in room assignments. A family bathroom and separate shower room service these sleeping areas.

Throughout every room, design choices prioritize comfort without sacrificing function. The arrangement works equally well for multi-generational families, groups of friends, or couples who appreciate having guest space for visiting relatives.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The gardens surrounding Villa Florentina occupy a maintained landscape that manages to feel both cultivated and wild. A private swimming pool measuring 10 meters by 5 meters with depths ranging from 1 to 2 meters dominates one section, featuring safety protocols and a dedicated poolside shower for rinsing off salt and chlorine.

But the true centerpiece is the outdoor kitchen zone. An oversized oak banquet table seats fourteen people—transforming casual dinners into events. Here you’ll discover a barbecue, a wood-fired bread oven, a wine rack, a champagne cooler, and a music system with plasma television, creating the kind of entertaining space where hosts actually enjoy cooking alongside their guests rather than disappearing into an interior kitchen. A covered terrace provides shade during afternoon heat, while numerous sun loungers and parasols offer configuration options depending on sun and wind direction.

The patios extend the usable space dramatically. You can take morning coffee on one terrace, move to poolside for midday swimming, then transition to the dining area as evening approaches and the coastal breeze strengthens. Private parking sits discreetly away from the living zones.

Location: Balearic Islands and the Surrounding Area

Villa Florentina occupies one of Spain’s most compelling regions. The Balearic Islands sit 240 kilometers east of the Spanish mainland, and Mallorca is the largest island in this Mediterranean archipelago. This particular villa rests in the southeastern corner, where the landscape shifts from tourist-heavy coastal developments into agricultural terrain dotted with family farms.

Cala d’Or itself—meaning “Golden Bay” in Catalan—functions as the nearest significant town, roughly 8 kilometers away by car. This established resort offers restaurants spanning traditional Spanish tapas bars to contemporary Mediterranean cuisine, boutique shops selling local crafts and international brands, and a promenade-style beach area with calm coves ideal for families. A miniature tourist train runs regular routes along the coastal roads, connecting the main town center to various beach entrances—a feature both children and adults find charming.

Porto Colom lies approximately 6 kilometers north and maintains a more authentic fishing-village character than Cala d’Or, with narrow streets opening onto a working harbor. The town’s restaurants specialize in fresh seafood and traditional Spanish dishes, attracting both locals and informed travelers. The nearby beaches of Cala Sanau offer sandy shores just 4 kilometers away, backed by pine forests rather than development.

Historical Mallorca reveals itself through sites like Es Fortí, a protected 18th-century coastal fort within walking distance from Villa Florentina. The structure’s preserved cannons, loopholes, and strategic vantage point tell stories of Mediterranean defense, and children particularly engage with exploring the fortification’s different levels.

The broader region supports various activities: boat rental operators based in Cala d’Or offer half-day and full-day excursions to uninhabited coves and neighboring islands like Cabrera National Park; cycling routes traverse the rural interior through almond and olive groves; local markets in Felanitx (18 kilometers inland) showcase seasonal produce, wines, and artisanal goods. For comprehensive destination planning, explore our Mallorca travel guide, which covers seasonal highlights and day-trip recommendations throughout southeast Spain.

Palma de Mallorca airport, the main transportation hub, sits approximately 60 kilometers southwest—roughly a 75-minute drive depending on traffic. The coastal highway (MA-19) provides straightforward access from the airport to Villa Florentina’s location.

Browse additional luxury villas in the Balearic Islands and discover our complete collection of properties in Spain for alternative options in this region.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families spanning three generations find Villa Florentina particularly workable. The ground-floor bedroom eliminates stair navigation for older guests, while the pool and outdoor entertainment areas keep children engaged. The varied bedroom configurations—doubles, twins, and the terrace-connected room—allow privacy preferences to be respected without forcing anyone into unsuitable arrangements.

Groups of four to six friends seeking a shared house experience benefit from the villa’s social layout. The outdoor kitchen and fourteen-person dining table were specifically designed for gathering rather than scattering. People naturally congregate here rather than spreading across separate lounges.

Couples who appreciate entertaining will recognize this property’s exceptional potential for hosting neighbors or visiting friends during a two-week stay. The infrastructure supports dinner parties without the host disappearing into kitchen duties.

Families with young children appreciate both the private pool (with documented safety features) and proximity to family-friendly beaches. Cala Sanau and Cala d’Or both offer shallow-sloped entries and lifeguard presence during summer months.

Practical Information

Villa Florentina accommodates 8 guests maximum, distributed across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The property includes Wi-Fi internet connection, air conditioning (programmed to operate between 2:00 PM–4:00 PM and 10:00 PM–6:00 AM daily), satellite television, washing machine, dishwasher, and a poolside shower. Travel cots and high chairs are available upon request—guests should provide their own cot linens. A travel cot and high chair are provided upon advance notice.

Transfers from Palma de Mallorca airport take approximately 75 minutes. The nearest supermarket is located in Cala d’Or town center, about 8 kilometers away. Rental prices typically include utilities, Wi-Fi, weekly cleaning service, pool maintenance, and basic welcome provisions. Check specific rental terms regarding linen provision, towel changes, and check-in/checkout flexibility with the booking agent.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Florentina

How many guests does Villa Florentina sleep?

Villa Florentina accommodates 8 guests across 4 bedrooms: one master double with en-suite, two bedrooms with twin single beds each, and one ground-floor double bedroom. Additional sleeping arrangements include a travel cot available upon request (guests must provide cot linens). This configuration suits families, multi-generational groups, and friend gatherings equally well.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Florentina in Balearic Islands?

Palma de Mallorca airport (PMI) is the primary international gateway, situated approximately 60 kilometers southwest of the villa. Standard transfer time by car is 70–80 minutes depending on traffic and time of day. Regular car rental services and private transfer companies operate from the airport to properties throughout southeastern Mallorca. Alternative smaller airports including Menorca International Airport (MAH) exist within the Balearic Islands but are less frequently served by international carriers.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Florentina?

May through October delivers warm Mediterranean weather with daytime temperatures between 24–30°C, ideal for swimming and outdoor entertaining. May and September offer the advantage of warmer water temperatures and fewer crowds than the July–August peak season. April and November provide mild conditions (18–22°C) suitable for walking and exploring, though pool swimming becomes less comfortable. Winter months (December–March) see rainfall and cooler temperatures (12–16°C), reducing appeal for beach-focused trips but offering solitude for those preferring quieter seasons. Families with school schedules typically visit during Easter holidays or summer vacation periods.

Is Villa Florentina suitable for families with children?

Yes. The property provides multiple child-friendly features: a private swimming pool with documented safety protocols, ground-floor bedroom access (reducing stair risks), high chairs and travel cots available on request, and proximity to family beaches. Cala d’Or beach (8 kilometers away) features lifeguards during summer months and shallow-sloped sandy entry points ideal for young swimmers. Cala Sanau (4 kilometers away) offers similar family amenities backed by pine forests. The miniature tourist train in Cala d’Or town entertains children during village exploration. Es Fortí historic fort provides hands-on educational activity. The outdoor kitchen and dining setup allows supervising children while socializing with other adults.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Florentina?

Standard inclusions typically cover Wi-Fi internet connection, air conditioning, satellite television, weekly cleaning service, pool maintenance, utilities (electricity and water), and welcome provisions. Pool heating is available subject to seasonal weather conditions. Linens and towels are usually provided; confirm specific arrangements regarding changeover frequency. Parking on the private driveway and use of all outdoor facilities including the kitchen, barbecue, bread oven, and dining equipment are included. Pet policies and damage deposits vary—clarify these details directly with your booking agent.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Florentina?

Cala d’Or town center (8 kilometers) contains numerous restaurants ranging from traditional Spanish tapas establishments to contemporary Mediterranean cuisine, plus boutique shops and supermarkets. Porto Colom (6 kilometers north) specializes in seafood restaurants positioned overlooking the working harbor, with particular strength in fresh fish preparations. The Cala d’Or weekly market operates Tuesday mornings with local produce, crafts, and provisions. Supermarket chain Es Pla maintains a location in town. For quality wines and local agricultural products, drive to the inland town of Felanitx (18 kilometers), which hosts a Friday market renowned throughout southeastern Mallorca. Restaurants tend to open from 7:00 PM for dinner service; many close between lunch (1:00–3:00 PM) and dinner service periods typical of Spanish scheduling.