Luxury 5 bedroom Villa for sale with sea view in Mal Pas Bon Aire, Alcudia, Mallorca
This front line villa is in a highly sought after residential area in the north and is literally just a few steps from the turquoise waters of the Pollensa bay. There are also absolutely stunning views towards the bay of Formentor, and an enchanting sandy beach is just 50m down a pedestrian lane.
The property offers impressive sea views from all of its living areas and bedrooms, and the enormous living room on the first floor has several sets of French doors leading out to huge terraces, boasting magnificent views of Pollenca Bay. On that same first floor there is also a state-of-the-art kitchen with a dining area and a study with a cloak room to use as a guest suite or library/office.
On the ground floor there are 4 double en-suite bedrooms, all exiting to the outside areas, and a catering corner with a fridges/sink and a cloakroom for the pool area.
The pool is behind the house and raised up a little so sea views are enjoyed from the sunbathing area.
Last but not least, there is a garage/studio apartment with a bathroom.
An exceptional property like this seldom comes up for sale.
The North: mountains and culture:
The mountain range of Serra de Tramuntana is a superb environment for cycling and hiking enthusiasts. Water sports and beach life take place in the picturesque bays of Alcudia and Pollensa. Traditional towns attract art and culture lovers, the north is still an insider's tip for individualists. Very good access to the Palma airport.
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