6 bedroom Villa for sale with countryside and panoramic views in Pollenca, Mallorca
Situated in a highly desirable residential area, it boasts impressive architecture with colonial-style terraces, good size living areas, and is ideal for families as the property lies within walking distance of the International School. In addition, it is just a short drive to the golf course and the beaches of Puerto Pollensa and Puerto Alcudia.
The ground floor has an entrance hall, a fitted kitchen-diner, and a bright living room with direct access to the terrace. This level also has two double bedrooms which share a bathroom, and have independent outdoor access, ideal for guests who require a little more privacy.
The first floor is home to four further bedrooms and two bathrooms as well as a generous terrace.
Outside is a large landscaped garden with extensive terraces, a summer kitchen with barbecue and dining area, and a private pool with sunbathing area. There is also an external staircase which leads up to the roof terrace.
The North of Mallorca and the bay of Alcudia are among the most scenic regions of the island with a 14 km long sandy beach. The nearest larger towns such as Can Picafort, Alcudia, Pollenca and Arta are only a few minutes away.
Leaving Can Picafort on the coast-side road towards Arta, the coastal strip Son Real begins. This region is a nature reserve with dunes, pines and stones. You can stroll along the beach for many kilometres. There is a small sports harbour and one of the most beautiful natural beaches in Majorca, a protected 80 metres wide sandy beach with fantastic dunes.
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