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Ca'n Carles

in Pollensa , Majorca

An attractive, modern villa set in extensive gardens, offering views across neighbouring farmland to the distant mountains. Located within easy reach of the sandy beach and amenities, the perfect ingredients for an enjoyable family holiday.

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Villa features

Swimming pool

Private pool: 10x5m, 1.1- 2.1m deep

Pool:

Private

Other facilities

Washing machine
Dishwasher
TV
Barbecue

Car Hire

included if you book this accommodation as part of one of our holiday packages

24/7 Service in Resort

This is our 24-hour phone service. You can use it to book days out, find out the local bus times and let us know about any problems that crop up. Prefer to speak to someone face to face? You can call us to arrange a personal visit too.

Sleeps up to

No. of bathrooms

No. of rooms

Villa facilities

Master double bedroom with en suite bathroom
Double bedroom & twin bedroom
Bathroom
Spacious living-dining room with 2 sets of French doors leading to covered terrace, ideal for dining al fresco
Pool set in well-maintained gardens, mainly laid to lawn

Location

Beach 1.2km
Restaurant 3.5km
Alcudia 5km
Puerto Pollensa 5.2km

Beach - TVP

1.2km

Transfers

Approx driving time: 1 hour from Palma Airport

Your guide to Pollensa, Majorca

"Set between the hills of El Calvari and Puig de Pollensa, the historic town of Pollensa marks the northern end of the Serra de Tramuntana mountains. Founded in the 13th century at a distance from the sea to protect it against pirate attack, it has a delightful mix of architectural styles and local charm. It is also an excellent base for exploring the northern part of Majorca, with plenty of opportunities for climbing, sightseeing and hillwalking."

Pollensa is one of the most memorable places in Majorca. Partly, this is thanks to the spectacular landscape around it, where the land and sea meet at the end of the mighty mountain range. It is also, however, due to its architecture, festivals, culture and unmistakeable local atmosphere. At the centre of this charming town is the Plaza Major. With its cafés and restaurants, the square is the soul of the town, especially on Sunday mornings during the weekly market. Beyond it are narrow medieval streets, Baroque churches, Gothic chapels and even a Roman bridge. Climb the 365 stone steps to the chapel atop El Calvari and you’ll be rewarded with splendid views of the northernmost tip of the island. Survive the longer journey to the 18th century hermitage on top of Puig de Maria and you can stay the night. Take the short trip to the coast and the delights of the quiet, sheltered resort of Puerto Pollensa await.

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Written on 01/06/2009, Anonymous said...

This lovely villa really exceeded our expectations - it is very spacious, comfortable and clean. The pool is super and we had lots of fun. I loved the palm trees in the garden which provided good shade. The villa is in a very peaceful and pretty... more on this review

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