Villa Lavanda | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Arta Arta

Arta sits tucked into Mallorca’s quieter northeast, where limestone mountains frame valleys of almond groves and rural stone villages. This is where you find Villa Lavanda—a three-bedroom luxury villa rental in Arta that sleeps six guests across countryside that feels genuinely remote, despite being minutes from some of Spain’s most striking Mediterranean coastline. The property anchors itself in green surroundings, offering the kind of seclusion that makes digital detox feel natural rather than forced.

Inside Villa Lavanda

Villa Lavanda sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms spread across two floors. The ground floor operates as the social hub: a living room with satellite television and direct patio access opens into an open-plan dining zone designed for four. The fireplace here becomes genuinely useful on shoulder seasons when November winds push down from the Tramuntana. The kitchen—equipped with everything from a full cooktop to proper prep surfaces—connects to the same patio and works as the kind of space where guests actually volunteer for cooking duty. A shower room on this level serves day-to-day needs, while a twin-bedded bedroom with garden access and its own en-suite shower room provides ground-floor convenience for guests preferring to avoid stairs or families with young children. A second twin bedroom on the ground floor completes the lower-level sleeping arrangements.

Climb to the first floor and the master bedroom reveals itself—a double-bedded sanctuary with private terrace access and a full en-suite bathroom where you can actually linger over a shower without queue anxiety. A third twin bedroom on this level provides flexible sleeping arrangements. The terrace attached to the master suite captures southern light and frames views across the valley toward distant ridgelines where the Llevant Natural Park begins. From here, the sensation of genuine privacy intensifies; you’re elevated above the gardens, removed from the main living spaces, positioned precisely where sunset light lingers longest.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The exterior landscape unfolds in distinct zones. The main terrace—a generous expanse shaded by vine-covered pergolas—functions as an extension of the dining room, the kind of space where breakfast stretches to mid-morning and where evening aperitifs become three-hour affairs. The vines themselves provide natural cooling while maintaining sight lines across the property.

The private swimming pool measures 8 by 4 metres with depth varying from 1.10 to 1.70 metres—shallow enough for younger swimmers, deep enough for proper laps. Sun loungers position themselves around the pool perimeter, while an outdoor shower provides the practical luxury of rinsing off chlorine before re-entering the villa. A covered terrace near the pool offers shade-based lounging for afternoon reading or siesta hours when the direct sun becomes too intense.

The landscaped garden extends across the property’s southern and eastern aspects, providing space to wander, to find different sun exposures throughout the day, or to sit beneath mature trees during peak summer heat. A barbecue built into the terrace setup transforms dinner preparation into social theatre rather than kitchen duty. The garden’s layout creates natural privacy from neighbouring properties while maintaining open sightlines toward the surrounding countryside—you see mountains and agricultural land, not other villas.

Location: Arta and the Surrounding Area

Arta itself—a town of roughly 7,000 residents—functions as the cultural anchor for this region of Mallorca. The Tuesday weekly market has operated continuously for centuries, still famous for traditional Mallorcan pottery and hand-woven baskets produced by local artisans who learned their craft through family lineage. The market sprawls through the town centre each week, offering fresh produce from nearby farms, local honey, almonds, and the kind of vegetables that taste dramatically different from supermarket equivalents. Arta’s historic architecture clusters around the Sanctuary of Sant Salvador, a 17th-century church positioned on an elevated outcrop that provides panoramic views across the entire northeast region. The iconic Caves d’Arta—dramatic limestone caverns discovered in the 18th century—sit 8km southwest of the town centre and operate as one of Mallorca’s most significant natural landmarks.

Beach access from Villa Lavanda requires minimal driving. Cala Torta, positioned 14km east, remains genuinely undeveloped—accessible only by four-wheel-drive track, it rewards the rough journey with 2km of white sand backed by low dunes and absolutely zero commercial infrastructure. Cala Agulla, just 11km northeast, provides easier access with its Blue Flag status, golden sand, and pine forest backdrop that extends inland toward the Llevant Natural Park mountains. Cala Ratjada, Mallorca’s working fishing port 16km northeast, maintains authentic charm with narrow streets, fresh seafood restaurants operating from the quayside, and smaller coves accessible by short coastal walks.

Nature enthusiasts benefit from immediate proximity to the Parc Natural de S’Albufera—a wetland reserve housing over 3,000 plant species and serving as migration stopover for northern European birds. Bicycle rental operates throughout the area at €8-20 daily rates, with dedicated cycling routes connecting coastal villages to mountain trails through olive groves and almond plantations. The Llevant Natural Park mountains form the villa’s western horizon, offering hiking trails ranging from gentle two-hour walks to demanding day-long expeditions through limestone terrain.

Mallorca’s golf scene centres around championship courses within 20-30km of Arta. Son Servera Golf Club lies 18km south, while Capdepera Golf sits 20km southeast. The island contains 23 registered courses total, making extended golf holidays entirely feasible. For cultural exploration, explore our luxury villas in Arta collection, or review our full selection of Spanish properties. For destination context, our Mallorca travel guide details seasonal patterns, restaurant recommendations, and activity planning.

Palma de Mallorca airport—the island’s primary arrival point—sits 65km southwest, approximately 50-60 minutes by car depending on traffic flows. The drive follows motorway M-19 then connects to the PM-404 coastal road, making transfers straightforward and relatively predictable.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational families benefit significantly from Villa Lavanda’s layout. Ground-floor bedroom access means grandparents or older relatives avoid stairs entirely, while the ground-floor shower room provides convenient daily facilities. The private pool creates safe supervised swimming without driving to beaches, crucial for families managing multiple age groups. High chairs and cots are provided, indicating the property actively accommodates guests with infants and toddlers.

Couples seeking active holidays—particularly those combining golf, hiking, and beach exploration—find the location ideal. The countryside setting reduces noise stress, while accessible cultural sites (Arta town, Caves d’Arta, Sant Salvador) provide regular outings without requiring long drives. The pool and terrace create privacy for romantic evenings.

Groups of friends or professional team-building parties occupy the six-guest capacity effectively. Three bedrooms with three bathrooms minimizes bathroom queue competition. The living and dining spaces encourage shared meals and evening gatherings, while the garden and pool area provide activity variety.

This property specifically suits guests prioritizing authentic rural Mallorca over resort-concentrated holidays. The location demands comfort with villages over towns, countryside over beaches as the immediate setting. Parents of young children appreciate the property’s infrastructure—ground-floor sleeping, pool supervision, quiet surroundings without neighborhood disturbance.

Practical Information

Villa Lavanda accommodates 6 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The configuration provides: ground floor (one twin with en-suite, one twin without en-suite, one double master with en-suite on the first floor). Palma de Mallorca Airport represents the nearest commercial landing point, 65km southwest via PM-19 motorway, requiring approximately 55 minutes transfer time by standard sedan or eight-seater vehicle.

The nearest supermarket—Supermercados Eroski—operates 3km southwest in central Arta. Local restaurants cluster around Arta’s town centre, with several offering traditional Mallorcan cuisine within walking distance of the historic plaza. The property includes Wi-Fi internet connectivity, air conditioning throughout, satellite television, DVD player, washing machine, and pool access. Linen, towels, and initial cleaning are included in rental pricing. Pool heating operates seasonally. Cots and high chairs are available upon advance request. Check-in flexibility depends on seasonal booking patterns; advance coordination with Excellence Luxury Villas confirms precise arrival/departure protocols.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Lavanda

How many guests does Villa Lavanda sleep?

Villa Lavanda sleeps 6 guests maximum. The property provides 3 bedrooms: two twin-bedded rooms (four single beds total) and one master double bedroom. The main bathroom configuration offers 3 bathrooms total—en-suite facilities attached to the master bedroom and one twin bedroom, plus a separate ground-floor shower room. Additional cots are available for infants, allowing flexible sleeping arrangements for families with babies.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Lavanda in Arta?

Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) is the nearest commercial airport, located 65km southwest of Villa Lavanda. Standard vehicle transfer time is approximately 50-60 minutes via the PM-19 motorway, depending on traffic volumes and time of day. Car rental desks operate in the airport terminal, or private transfer services can be arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas in advance.

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

May through October offers warm, reliable Mediterranean weather—May and June provide optimal conditions before peak summer heat makes afternoon activities demanding. September and early October deliver reduced crowds compared to July-August, with still-warm sea temperatures and longer daylight hours for exploration. April and November present shoulder-season advantages: fewer tourists, lower rental rates, milder temperatures ideal for walking and cultural visits, though occasional rain occurs. December through March brings cooler weather (15-18°C daytime) and unpredictable precipitation, limiting pool use but suiting guests prioritizing solitude and cultural activities.

Is Villa Lavanda suitable for families with children?

Yes. The property actively accommodates families with children through multiple features: the ground-floor bedroom and bathroom eliminate stair navigation for young guests, the private pool provides supervised swimming without beach travel, high chairs and cots are provided for infants, and the enclosed gardens offer safe outdoor play space. Cala Agulla beach—11km northeast—provides family-friendly shallow-water access and lifeguard cover during summer months. Local supermarkets in Arta (3km distance) stock nappies, formula, and children’s food items. The quiet rural setting minimizes external noise disturbance affecting infant sleep patterns.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Lavanda?

Villa Lavanda rental includes: property access, air conditioning, Wi-Fi internet, satellite television access, DVD player use, washing machine operation, and furnished accommodation with all beds and bathrooms prepared. Linen and towels are provided. The private swimming pool is accessible throughout the rental period (heating available seasonally). Cots and high chairs are available at no additional charge upon advance request. One initial property cleaning is included; additional cleaning services can be arranged at supplementary cost. Utilities (electricity, water, gas) are included in stated rental price.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Lavanda?

Arta town centre—3km west—contains multiple restaurants ranging from casual tapas bars to established dinner venues, many specializing in traditional Mallorcan cuisine featuring locally-sourced vegetables and fresh seafood. The Tuesday weekly market operates year-round, offering seasonal produce from regional farms. Supermercados Eroski supermarket provides comprehensive grocery and household items shopping, located 3km west in the town centre. Cala Ratjada fishing port—16km northeast—houses numerous seafood restaurants operating directly from the quayside. Artà’s Sanctuary of Sant Salvador includes a small bar/café facility with views extending across the entire northeast region.