- Short drive to Pollensa
- Spacious and full of character
- Ideal for groups
The moment you step through the large wooden doors into Ca’n Maestranca’s entrance hall, you’ll see why we’ve awarded this very pretty villa the ‘Simply Special’ tag. With its wide cobblestone floor, dark wooden beams and original olive press as its centrepiece, it sets the scene for all the other delightful touches in store.
The villa’s been beautifully restored and is brimming with character. Traditionally furnished throughout with tiled floors and wood-beamed ceilings, it’s filled with special features that make it warm and welcoming. The living and dining room is comfortably furnished and the dining end is actually where the old farmhouse kitchen stood - the original sink is still in use. Also downstairs is a well-equipped kitchen and the smart master double bedroom, with an en suite. The remaining three bedrooms are on the first floor and there’s another living area up here with views of the garden and swimming pool.
French doors open out onto the partly-covered paved terrace which leads to the lawns and garden surrounding the pool. There’s also a covered barbecue area for al fresco dining. And it feels very private and secluded because the house sits in a quiet spot with just mountain views for company. But just a quick drive away is Pollensa, with its laid-back air and choice of cafés and restaurants.
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Villa features
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Swimming pool
Private pool: 9.5x5m, 1-1.9m deep
Car Hire
included if you book this accommodation as part of one of our holiday packages
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Property Type
Restored farmhouse with private pool
Sleeps up to
8
Villa facilities
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Villa facilities
- 4 bedrooms - 2 double, 1 has en suite bathroom and 2 twin
- Bathroom
- Living/dining room
- Lounge with open fire
- Kitchen with full cooker, fridge/freezer, microwave and coffee-maker
- Laundry room with washing machine, iron and board
- Satellite TV with 2 English channels
- DVD player
Location
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- 20 minute drive to the beach
- A short drive to the restaurant
- 1 hour drive to the airport
Your guide to
Pollensa, Majorca
"Set between the hills of El Calvari and Puig de Pollensa, the historic town of Pollensa is an excellent base for exploring northern Majorca."
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.
More on
Pollensa, Majorca
More on
Pollensa, Majorca
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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Ca'n Maestrança reviews - what customers thought
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The moment you step through the large wooden doors into Ca’n Maestranca’s entrance hall, you’ll see why we’ve awarded this very pretty villa the ‘Simply Special’ tag. With its wide cobblestone floor, dark wooden beams and original olive press as its centrepiece, it sets the scene for all the other delightful touches in store.
The villa’s been beautifully restored and is brimming with character. Traditionally furnished throughout with tiled floors and wood-beamed ceilings, it’s filled with special features that make it warm and welcoming. The living and dining room is comfortably furnished and the dining end is actually where the old farmhouse kitchen stood - the original sink is still in use. Also downstairs is a well-equipped kitchen and the smart master double bedroom, with an en suite. The remaining three bedrooms are on the first floor and there’s another living area up here with views of the garden and swimming pool.
French doors open out onto the partly-covered paved terrace which leads to the lawns and garden surrounding the pool. There’s also a covered barbecue area for al fresco dining. And it feels very private and secluded because the house sits in a quiet spot with just mountain views for company. But just a quick drive away is Pollensa, with its laid-back air and choice of cafés and restaurants.
Thomson Brochures
Ca'n Maestrança is featured in the following brochures:
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