Casa Cabrelles | 4-Bedroom Apartment with Private Pool in Pollenca

A four-bedroom townhouse rental in Pollença transforms the way families and groups experience northern Mallorca. Casa Cabrelles sits steps from the village square—where locals still gather for morning coffee and evening aperitifs—giving you immediate access to authentic Spanish village life without sacrificing the comfort of a modernised home. The property combines stone walls and traditional architecture with contemporary amenities, making it an unusually practical choice for guests who want both atmosphere and convenience.

Inside Casa Cabrelles

Casa Cabrelles sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, with every bedroom featuring its own en-suite bathroom. The ground floor opens into a generous living and dining area where eight guests can gather comfortably around the dining table. The kitchen is fully equipped with a dishwasher, microwave, toaster, kettle, juicer and coffee machine—the kind of functional space that removes the reluctance from holiday cooking. A guest WC serves the ground floor, and from here you step directly into the inner courtyard where the pool and outdoor dining area command attention.

The first floor contains three bedrooms. The first features a double bed with en-suite bathroom. The second and third bedrooms each have two single beds and their own bathrooms—ideal for children, teenagers or friends who prefer their own space. A furnished terrace on this level serves as a morning coffee spot or afternoon reading retreat.

The second floor holds the principal bedroom: a double bed, en-suite bathroom, walk-in wardrobe and direct access to the upper terrace. This room commands views across the village rooftops toward the surrounding hills. The upper terrace has loungers and provides a quieter zone away from the bustle below.

Throughout the house, air conditioning operates on a timer system in all bedrooms. Wi-Fi connects all four corners of the property. A washing machine, safe, hairdryer and satellite TV cover the practical details that prevent a holiday from becoming frustrating. High chairs and cots (cribs) are available for guests traveling with infants.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The inner courtyard is the heart of Casa Cabrelles. A private pool measuring 3 by 6 metres with graduated depth (0.3 to 1.6 metres) makes it safe for young swimmers while deep enough for adults to swim properly. Sun loungers line the courtyard edges. The outdoor dining area, positioned near the barbecue, receives afternoon and evening sun as the light moves across the stone walls. A second terrace on the upper level offers sunrise views and an escape route when the main courtyard feels crowded or warm.

The terraces and courtyard provide multiple zones for different times of day and different moods—something rarely considered in smaller properties but essential when eight people share a roof. The barbecue opens possibilities for evening entertaining. The graduated pool depth means young children can paddle while adults swim laps.

Location: Pollença and the Surrounding Area

Pollença occupies a valley in Mallorca’s north coast, surrounded by the jagged limestone peaks of the Tramuntana Mountains. This is a town that feels lived-in rather than stage-managed. The medieval old town clusters around a main square where you’ll find Ca’n Morey for local tapas, Sa Plaça restaurant for paella, and independent bakeries that sell pan con tomate each morning. The weekly market on Sunday and Wednesday brings produce from surrounding farms directly to the town centre.

Cala San Vicente lies 3.5km south of Pollença, a small cove with pale sand and shallow water surrounded by pine forest—perfect for families with children and accessible by a five-minute drive. Puerto de Pollença, 6km away, is the larger beach resort with a long sandy curve, water sports facilities, and restaurants facing the Mediterranean. Formentor Peninsula extends 12km north from Puerto de Pollença and marks one of Spain’s most dramatic coastlines: twisting roads, pine-covered cliffs and viewpoints that reveal the Balearic Islands on clear days.

For day trips, Alcúdia (7km south) contains the walled old town with narrow streets, art galleries and the Roman ruins of Pollentia just outside. Sóller, 18km southwest, sits in an orange grove valley and has a vintage tram connecting it to Puerto de Sóller. Valldemossa (25km south) is famous for its monastery where Chopin composed, terraced gardens, and mountain views. Palma, the capital (55km south), has the Gothic cathedral overlooking the harbour, museums, and restaurants ranging from tapas bars to Michelin-starred establishments.

The Tramuntana Mountains are threaded with hiking and cycling routes. The GR221 trail runs the entire length of the range, passing through Pollença’s surrounding peaks. Local cycling shops rent bikes for gentler coastal routes. For water sports, both Puerto de Pollença and Cala San Vicente offer kayak hire, paddleboard lessons and boat trips to nearby coves. The Pollença Music Festival runs each August, transforming historic venues into concert halls.

Best months to visit are May-June and September-October when temperatures sit between 22-28°C, the sea is warm enough for swimming, and summer crowds have diminished. July-August sees peak tourists and daily highs above 30°C. Winter (December-February) brings mild days (12-16°C) and occasional rain, but fewer visitors and lower prices. For destination inspiration and detailed planning, read our Mallorca travel guide, and explore our full collection in Pollença alongside our luxury villas in Spain.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational groups gravitate toward Casa Cabrelles because every bedroom has its own bathroom—a genuine rarity that prevents the negotiation of shower schedules. Families with children find the pool contained within a courtyard (safer than ocean swimming) and the village location walkable (the main square is 30 seconds on foot). Groups of friends splitting a villa appreciate the four distinct bedrooms that allow some privacy despite shared living spaces. Couples can upgrade to the principal bedroom and rent the remaining rooms to friends, recovering significant cost.

The property works less well for guests seeking total isolation or wilderness experience—you’re in a village, not on a clifftop or private estate. Travellers who require wheelchair accessibility will find the multiple levels challenging. Those who dislike walking on cobblestones should note that Pollença’s old town has uneven medieval pavements.

Practical Information

Casa Cabrelles accommodates 8 guests maximum across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) sits 62km south, approximately 50 minutes by car via the MA-13 motorway and Ma-19 regional road. Car hire is recommended for exploring the surrounding region, though the village centre is entirely walkable. The nearest supermarket (Carrefour Express) is 200 metres from the property. Linen, towels, Wi-Fi, satellite TV and pool access are included in the rental. Air conditioning and utilities operate on a timer system—consult the terms and conditions for heating details. Check-in timing is flexible on request, though standard arrival is 16:00 and departure 11:00.

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Cabrelles

How many guests does Casa Cabrelles sleep?

Casa Cabrelles accommodates 8 guests maximum. The property comprises 4 bedrooms: one principal room with a double bed and walk-in wardrobe on the second floor, one double bedroom on the first floor, and two bedrooms each with two single beds on the first floor. All bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms. High chairs and cots are available for infants.

What is the nearest airport to Casa Cabrelles in Pollença?

Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) is the nearest airport, located 62 kilometres south of Pollença. The drive takes approximately 50 minutes via the MA-13 motorway and MA-19 regional road, depending on traffic. Car hire at the airport is recommended for guests planning to explore the island.

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

May through June and September through October offer ideal conditions: daytime temperatures between 22-28°C, warm sea water, and fewer tourists than peak summer. July and August are busier and hotter (30°C+) but guarantee guaranteed sunshine and established seasonal activities. Winter (December-February) brings mild weather (12-16°C), occasional rain, and significant discounts. Spring wildflowers bloom in March and April, making hiking particularly rewarding.

Is Casa Cabrelles suitable for families with children?

Yes. The property includes a private pool with graduated depth (0.3-1.6 metres), making it safe for young swimmers. High chairs and cots are available. Cala San Vicente beach, 3.5km away, has shallow warm water and is ideal for children. The village location is walkable and free of traffic danger in the old town. The four separate bathrooms reduce competition over shower time—a genuine advantage with multiple children.

What is included in the rental price at Casa Cabrelles?

Linen, towels, Wi-Fi connection, satellite TV, pool access, air conditioning, washing machine use, and standard household utilities are included. Check your rental agreement for pool heating costs and specifics on air conditioning operation. Cleaning and end-of-stay towel changes may be subject to additional fees depending on your booking terms.

What restaurants and shops are near Casa Cabrelles?

The main village square is 30 seconds’ walk away, where you’ll find Ca’n Morey (tapas), Sa Plaça restaurant (Spanish paella), and independent bakeries. The Sunday and Wednesday markets sell fresh produce, cheese, and local goods. Carrefour Express supermarket is 200 metres away. Puerto de Pollença (6km south) has a seafront promenade with numerous restaurants specialising in fresh fish. Alcúdia (7km south) contains additional shops and restaurants within its medieval walls.