Villa Gosp | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Alcudia Pollensa

The countryside north of Alcúdia reveals itself gradually as you drive inland from Puerto de Pollensa—stone walls, olive groves, and the distant shimmer of the sea. Villa Gosp sits in this quiet rural pocket, a luxury villa rental in Alcúdia that offers direct access to both the Mallorcan interior and the beaches just minutes away. This three-bedroom property sleeps 5 guests and combines traditional island architecture with the modern comforts required for a seamless Mediterranean escape.

Inside Villa Gosp

Villa Gosp sleeps 5 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, spread across a ground floor and first floor layout that works equally well for small families or groups seeking privacy.

Ground Floor: The heart of the property opens with a living room anchored by a fireplace, comfortable seating, and satellite TV—the kind of gathering space where guests naturally congregate regardless of the weather. Terrace access floods the room with southern light. The adjacent dining area accommodates 6 people and flows directly to the kitchen, where modern appliances including a washing machine and microwave sit ready for meal preparation. This kitchen is the type that inspires cooking rather than discourages it, with abundant counter space and full equipment. The ground floor also includes a single bedroom with electric fan cooling, ideal for a child or solo traveller, alongside a dedicated shower room with walk-in facilities.

First Floor: Two bedrooms occupy the upper level. The twin bedroom features two single beds with air conditioning—practical for siblings or friends requiring separate sleep spaces. The principal bedroom contains a double bed and air conditioning, offering a private retreat at day’s end. A family bathroom with full fixtures serves both upstairs bedrooms.

Throughout Villa Gosp, Wi-Fi connects you to the world, while electric heating ensures comfort during the cooler months between November and March. The combination of air conditioning in the primary bedrooms and strategic ventilation makes the villa liveable during Mallorca’s intense July and August heat.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The exterior defines the villa experience here. An 8 by 4-metre swimming pool with a gradient depth ranging from 0.8 to 1.8 metres dominates the garden—shallow enough for children to wade confidently, deep enough for proper swimming. Roman steps ease entry, and surrounding shrubs and hedges create a private sanctuary where you can float undisturbed under the Mallorcan sun.

Multiple terraces offer varying perspectives across the grounds. The covered terrace provides shade during the afternoon heat and is furnished with dining capacity for 6, making al fresco meals a daily highlight. Sun loungers cluster strategically across the garden, and a barbecue area equipped with seating transforms evenings into social occasions. The substantial lawn provides space for children to play, for guests to sprawl with books, or simply for the eye to rest on green during the driest months. Garden furniture throughout is robust and weather-treated.

Private parking sits discreetly on the property, eliminating the stress of finding spaces in nearby villages. This combination of pool, terraced outdoor living, and genuine privacy distinguishes Villa Gosp from rental properties compromised by proximity to neighbours.

Location: Alcúdia and the Surrounding Area

Villa Gosp occupies a strategic position in northern Mallorca, positioned between the coastal town of Pollensa and the larger resort area of Alcúdia. This placement grants access to both quiet countryside living and animated beach culture within minutes.

Immediate Surroundings: The town of Pollensa, 4km away, centres around its main plaza which hosts a market every Sunday morning—approximately 300 stalls selling artisan clothing, leather goods, fresh produce, and local crafts. This weekly gathering has anchored Pollensa’s community life for generations and provides genuine insight into Mallorcan culture rather than curated tourist experience. The Oratory of Roser Vell, a 14th-century Baroque chapel dedicated to Our Lady of Rosary, stands as Pollensa’s most significant religious landmark. Built in 1651, the ornate altarpiece carved by local craftsmen remains one of Mallorca’s finest examples of baroque woodwork.

Beaches and Water: Puerto de Pollensa beach lies 3km south, a curved bay with pale sand, calm shallow waters, and comprehensive facilities including sun loungers and changing rooms. The water here warms pleasantly by June and remains swimmable through September. Local restaurants ring the waterfront, serving grilled seafood and traditional paella. For those seeking something different, Cala Sant Vicenç, 5km northeast, offers a more sheltered cove environment with three distinct beach sections. Alcúdia town beach, 8km distant, delivers wider stretches of sand and a more resort-oriented atmosphere with water sports hire—sailing, windsurfing, and paddleboarding are standard offerings from May through October.

Culture and Heritage: The walled old town of Alcúdia itself, 9km away, contains medieval architecture dating to the 13th century and museums dedicated to Mallorcan archaeology and art. The Museu de Pollença houses contemporary collections and stages exhibitions throughout the year. Both towns host regular evening cultural events, particularly during summer months.

Natural Attractions: The Tramuntana mountain range, a UNESCO World Heritage site, rises dramatically inland. Scenic drives wind through terraced olive orchards and small villages like Orient (12km) and Bunyola (18km), where hiking trails connect Mediterranean forest to ridge-top viewpoints. The Boquer valley, 6km from Villa Gosp, provides accessible walking routes through limestone cliffs with views extending to Menorca on clear days.

Food and Wine: The region produces Mallorcan wine from local grapes—Binissalem wines are protected by designation of origin status. Several bodegas within 15km offer tastings and cellar tours. The local produce markets in Pollensa and Alcúdia stock Mallorcan cheese (Queso de Mahón is particularly noteworthy), cured meats, and seasonal vegetables. The village of Sineu, 20km inland, hosts Wednesday markets famous for fresh food and livestock trading in a traditional setting.

Proximity to Key Locations: Palma de Mallorca, the island capital with museums, Gothic cathedral, and cosmopolitan dining, sits 50km south—roughly 50 minutes by car. Explore our luxury villas in Alcúdia and our full collection throughout Spain for alternative properties in this compelling region. For comprehensive destination planning, read our Mallorca travel guide.

Seasonal Considerations: April through June and September through October represent the optimal rental periods—warm enough for swimming (water temperatures 18-24°C), yet not the oppressive heat of peak summer. July and August see temperatures reaching 32-35°C regularly, though the air-conditioned bedrooms at Villa Gosp manage this effectively. Winter months bring cooler temperatures (10-15°C) and occasional rain, but the electric heating ensures comfort, and fewer visitors mean empty beaches and restaurant tables.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational families: The ground floor single bedroom accommodates a grandparent, child, or caregiver requiring privacy while remaining connected to the main house. The substantial pool and garden provide safe play space for children aged 4-14. The proximity to both quiet countryside and activity-oriented beaches appeals across age groups.

Small groups and friends: Three separate bedrooms mean flexibility in sleeping arrangements. The shared living and dining spaces encourage group dining and games without forcing constant proximity. The outdoor entertaining capacity—covered terrace, barbecue, dining furniture—suits group dynamics.

Couples with children: The master bedroom provides adult retreat, while children occupy the twin and single rooms. The pool offers contained recreation, and activities in Pollensa and Alcúdia span all ages.

Active holidaymakers: The location provides launching points for hiking (Tramuntana access), windsurfing and sailing (Puerto de Pollensa beaches), cycling tours through villages, and cultural exploration of historic towns. The property’s quietness suits guests who plan full days exploring rather than lounging poolside.

Practical Information

Capacity: Villa Gosp sleeps 5 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms (1 double, 1 twin, 1 single) and 2 bathrooms.

Nearest Airport: Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI), 50km south, serves as the primary international gateway. Transfer time by rental car is approximately 50-60 minutes depending on traffic and road conditions. Shuttle services and private car hire can be arranged in advance.

Nearest Supermarket: Carrefour and Dia supermarkets operate in Pollensa town centre, 4km away. Local shops in Pollensa village stock fresh produce and everyday supplies. Larger hypermarkets exist in Alcúdia town, 9km distant.

Included in Rental: Wi-Fi internet connection, electricity (including air conditioning and heating costs), water supply, satellite TV, DVD access, Wi-Fi router, washing machine use, pool maintenance, and private parking. Linens and towels are provided. A cot and high chair are available on request for families with infants.

Check-in: Standard check-in from 4pm on arrival day; check-out at 10am on departure. Early arrival or late departure may be possible subject to housekeeping schedule and availability—contact Excellence Luxury Villas to discuss specific requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Gosp

How many guests does Villa Gosp sleep?

Villa Gosp accommodates 5 guests maximum. The property contains 3 bedrooms: a double bed in the principal bedroom, two single beds in the twin room, and one single bed in the ground floor bedroom. A cot and high chair are available upon request for families with infants under 2 years old.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Gosp in Alcúdia?

Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) is the primary international airport serving the region, located 50km south of Villa Gosp. The transfer takes approximately 50-60 minutes by car depending on traffic conditions. Rental vehicles are available at the airport, or private transfer services can be pre-arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas.

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

April through June and September through October offer the most pleasant climate—daytime temperatures between 22-28°C, water temperatures ranging from 18-24°C making swimming comfortable, and fewer crowds at beaches and attractions. July and August bring heat (32-35°C) but excellent sunshine and vibrant social scenes in towns. Winter (December-February) provides mild days (10-15°C) and occasional rain, ideal for visitors seeking solitude and lower rates, though swimming is less appealing. Avoid early September due to residual heat; May and early October are particularly recommended.

Is Villa Gosp suitable for families with children?

Yes. The property includes a private pool with gradual depth (0.8-1.8m) and Roman steps suitable for children aged 4 and above. The garden provides contained outdoor play space with no direct road access. Puerto de Pollensa beach, 3km away, has shallow waters ideal for young children and comprehensive family facilities. The town of Pollensa offers quiet exploration suited to family-paced visits. A cot and high chair are available for infants. The ground floor single bedroom and shower room are accessible to mobility-limited family members. Water sports hire facilities at nearby beaches cater to older children and teens.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Gosp?

The rental includes Wi-Fi internet connection, electricity (including air conditioning and heating), mains water, satellite television, DVD player, washing machine access, pool maintenance, and private parking. Bed linens and bath towels are provided and changed during longer stays. A cot and high chair are available at no additional charge upon advance request. Utilities are not metered separately—costs are incorporated into the quoted rental rate. Cleaning prior to arrival is included; end-of-stay cleaning can be arranged for an additional fee.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Gosp?

Pollensa town centre, 4km away, contains approximately 15-20 established restaurants ranging from casual tapas bars to fine dining establishments. Specialities include fresh seafood, traditional Mallorcan cuisine (particularly ensalada mallorquina and tumbet), and Mediterranean preparations. The Sunday market (8am-1pm) features 300+ stalls selling fresh produce, artisan goods, and local cheeses. Supermarkets include Carrefour and Dia with full grocery selections. Puerto de Pollensa beach, 3km distant, has beachfront restaurants specialising in grilled fish, paella, and seafood rice dishes. Alcúdia town, 9km away, offers larger Carrefour hypermarket, numerous restaurants, and evening shopping until 8-9pm during summer months. The village of Sineu, 20km inland, hosts Wednesday morning markets famous for fresh produce, local cheeses, and traditional food items.