Casa Del Pueblo | 4-Bedroom Apartment with Private Pool in Pollensa

Stand in the heart of Pollensa’s medieval old town and you’re 200 metres from Casa Del Pueblo, a meticulously restored townhouse where eight guests find themselves surrounded by centuries-old architecture, narrow cobbled streets, and the kind of authentic Mallorcan charm that most resort visitors never experience. This 4 bedroom townhouse rental Pollensa offers a rare combination: the cultural pulse of a traditional Spanish town centre, combined with contemporary comfort and a private swimming pool that transforms the compact outdoor space into a genuine retreat.

Inside Casa Del Pueblo

Casa Del Pueblo sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms within 220 square metres of thoughtfully designed living space. The ground floor announces itself with an expansive air-conditioned dining area that comfortably seats eight people—essential when everyone wants to eat together after exploring Pollensa’s restaurants. Beyond the dining space sits a lounge furnished with substantial sofas and a smart television, the kind of room that functions equally well for lazy mornings or evening gatherings. A short flight down leads to the kitchen, where the cooking arrangements include a ceramic hob, electric oven, microwave, and dishwasher. The kitchen itself opens onto the exterior courtyard, and a separate pantry provides storage that actually accommodates a week’s worth of groceries without strategic stacking.

The first floor contains all four bedrooms. The master bedroom features a double bed and direct access to a private terrace—the kind of terrace where morning coffee overlooks Pollensa’s terracotta roofscape, with views extending toward Puerto Pollensa’s bay. An en-suite bathroom adjoins this room. A second double bedroom includes its own en-suite shower room, offering privacy for guests who prefer not to share facilities. Two further bedrooms each contain twin single beds, and a family bathroom serves these rooms. Every bedroom includes fitted wardrobes and air conditioning—a practical detail that transforms the sleeping experience during Mallorca’s warmer months when daytime temperatures regularly exceed 30°C.

Wi-Fi connection reaches every corner, a washing machine handles laundry, and the dishwasher eliminates post-dinner kitchen duty. These details matter when eight guests gather for a week.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The external grounds occupy 242 square metres of urban plot, where the owners have created something most town-centre properties lack: genuine outdoor living. A private swimming pool measuring 5 metres by 2.5 metres sits at the core, its Roman steps designed for gradual entry—useful when small children or anyone seeking a gentle introduction to water are present. Sun loungers scatter across a substantial patio area. A covered terrace provides afternoon shade and evening shelter. The barbecue section is built-in and accessible, transforming dinner preparation into a communal activity rather than kitchen exile. An outdoor shower allows pool-to-table transitions without tracking chlorine through the house. Soft ambient lighting installed throughout creates the atmosphere for evening meals when the day’s heat finally breaks.

This is not a sprawling villa garden. This is a carefully optimised courtyard designed by someone who understands that in town-centre Mallorca, vertical space and clever zoning matter more than raw square metres.

Location: Pollensa and the Surrounding Area

Pollensa itself centres on a traditional church and a network of characterful streets that most visitors traverse on foot. The town functions as a living market town first and tourist destination second—a distinction that shapes its atmosphere entirely. The Calvari steps, 365 of them, climb from the town centre to a sanctuary offering views across the entire northern region of Mallorca. Yes, the ascent is considerable, but the perspective from the top, particularly at sunset, justifies the effort. Local markets occupy specific days, traditional bars serve espresso and vermouth at specific hours, and restaurants operate according to rhythms that have governed Mallorcan dining for generations.

Puerto Pollensa lies 6 kilometres north, a distinct settlement where the Balearic coast transitions from development into character. Three kilometres of sandy beach line the waterfront, including the crescent of Playa de Pollensa itself, where a promenade of older hotels maintains the architectural restraint established decades before the 1960s construction boom that transformed other regions. The water temperature ranges from 14°C in January to 25°C in August. Cala Sant Vicenç, 8 kilometres east, offers a more secluded alternative with three distinct coves and spectacular geological formations including a notable hypogeum. Both locations are 15-minute drives from Casa Del Pueblo.

Alcúdia, 12 kilometres south, contains the remnants of a walled medieval town and extensive Roman archaeological sites. The Alcúdia market runs on Sundays and Tuesdays, drawing visitors from across the island. The Pollensa wine region, concentrated around the town of Binissalem 25 kilometres south, produces reds and whites available through tastings at producer locations. For cycling routes, the Ruta de Pedra en Sec (Stone Route) offers gravel tracks through the Serra de Tramuntana mountains, accessible from Pollensa town. Boat hire operators along Puerto Pollensa’s waterfront arrange half-day and full-day charters to anchorages throughout the northern coast. Palma, Mallorca’s capital, sits 50 kilometres south, accessible in approximately one hour by motorway.

The nearest airport is Palma de Mallorca International Airport (PMI), 55 kilometres away with an approximate 55-minute transfer time by car. Seasonal weather patterns show peak temperatures in July and August, when daytime highs reach 32°C but evening sea breezes moderate the heat. May, June, September and October offer warmer water temperatures (21-24°C) with less intense sun. Winter months (November to March) see daytime temperatures around 15°C and occasional rainfall, though snow is extremely rare. For destination inspiration, explore our Mallorca travel guide, or browse our full collection of luxury properties in Pollensa and luxury villas across Europe.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational families appreciate Casa Del Pueblo’s configuration: eight guests distribute across four separate sleeping spaces, allowing parents, grandparents, and children to maintain individual bedroom territories while gathering in shared dining and living areas. The private pool eliminates public beach logistics for families with very young children. The town-centre location appeals to guests who want cultural immersion and walking access to restaurants rather than car dependency for meals.

Groups of friends spanning ages 25 to 55 find the setup efficient—sufficient bedrooms that nobody shares a bed with someone they’ve only known since last week, a kitchen equipped for collective cooking, and outdoor space where eight people can eat dinner without bumping elbows. Couples travelling with another couple benefit from en-suite privacy. Active retirees seeking authentic town-centre experience rather than isolated resort comfort gravitate toward Casa Del Pueblo. The accessibility of restaurants, markets, and cultural sites on foot makes it ideal when driving at night isn’t appealing.

The property accommodates families with children aged 4-12 particularly well. The fenced grounds mean supervised pool time without constant hovering. High chairs and cots are available, indicating the owners understand young family travel. The town-centre location provides activity variety beyond beach time.

Practical Information

Casa Del Pueblo accommodates 8 guests maximum across 4 bedrooms (2 doubles, 2 twins) and 3 bathrooms. The rental includes Wi-Fi internet access, air conditioning throughout, washing machine use, dishwasher use, and pool access. Linen and towels are provided. Utilities including electricity and water are included in the stated rental rate. The pool operates year-round, with heating available during winter months (November-March) at additional cost if required. High chairs and cots are available upon request. Parking is street-based on Pollensa’s public roads rather than dedicated off-street parking. The property operates flexible check-in from 16:00 and check-out until 11:00, with early arrival or late departure potentially negotiable subject to availability. The nearest supermarket (Carrefour Express) is 150 metres away. The nearest petrol station is 300 metres distant.

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Del Pueblo

How many guests does Casa Del Pueblo sleep?

Casa Del Pueblo sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms: one master double with terrace, one further double with en-suite, and two twin bedrooms. High chairs and cots are available, allowing families with infants to accommodate slightly larger parties if necessary, though 8 remains the standard maximum for comfortable living.

What is the nearest airport to Casa Del Pueblo in Pollensa?

Palma de Mallorca International Airport (PMI) is the primary airport serving Casa Del Pueblo, located 55 kilometres south. Standard transfer time from the airport by car is approximately 55-60 minutes depending on traffic conditions and time of day. Rental cars are available at the airport, and taxi or shuttle services operate regular routes to Pollensa at fixed rates.

What is the best time of year to rent Casa Del Pueblo?

May through June and September through October offer optimal conditions: water temperatures between 21-24°C, daytime air temperatures around 25-28°C, and lower rainfall than winter months. These shoulder seasons avoid July-August peak temperatures (32°C+) and winter’s cooler conditions (14-15°C). Easter holiday periods and early-season school holidays see higher rates. Winter months suit guests preferring cooler weather and minimal crowds, though some attractions reduce opening hours.

Is Casa Del Pueblo suitable for families with children?

Yes. Casa Del Pueblo includes high chairs and cots, private pool access with Roman steps (suitable for graduated water entry), fenced grounds providing secure outdoor play space, and location within walking distance of family-friendly restaurants. Puerto Pollensa’s main beach, 6 kilometres away, has facilities including lifeguards during summer months and gradual depth for young swimmers. Cala Sant Vicenç’s sheltered coves suit children who find open beaches intimidating. The town-centre location allows parents to access restaurants, ice cream vendors, and shops on foot without children. Street parking is standard rather than private—an element to consider when arriving with multiple vehicle loads of equipment.

What is included in the rental price at Casa Del Pueblo?

The rental price includes accommodation, all utilities (electricity, water, waste collection), Wi-Fi internet access, pool access and maintenance, washing machine and dishwasher use, air conditioning throughout, linen and towels, and high chairs and cots if requested in advance. The outdoor barbecue is available for guest use. Cleaning is included either on changeover days or as weekly service depending on rental length—confirm specific arrangements when booking. Pool heating during winter months (November-March) incurs additional cost if required.

What restaurants and shops are near Casa Del Pueblo?

Casa Del Pueblo sits within immediate walking distance of Pollensa’s main commercial area. Traditional bars including Ca Na Toneta and Can Costa serve local specialities within 100 metres. Restaurants including Restaurant Sibu and Restaurant L’Illa operate within 150-200 metres of the property. The town market (mercado) operates Tuesday and Sunday mornings within 200 metres. Supermarket Carrefour Express is 150 metres away. Butchers, bakers, greengrocers, and traditional shops occupy the streets immediately surrounding the property—the kind of functioning town centre where locals still shop rather than a tourist-focused retail strip. Puerto Pollensa, 6 kilometres north, contains additional seafront restaurants specialising in fresh fish and regional cuisines.