La Casa de Madera

The villa

This luxurious villa sits on a 15,000 m² plot surrounded by lush forest and Mallorca’s iconic mountains, creating a fairy - tale setting designed for pure relaxation and indulgence. Every detail has been carefully chosen, from restored doors and wooden beams sourced from old country houses to distinctive furniture, artwork and accessories that give the home its unique character.

The garden offers multiple spaces for unwinding, with luxury loungers by the pool, large sofas beneath the crafted terrace and an outdoor kitchen and dining area that complement the indoor dining room and well - equipped kitchen. The private pool and jacuzzi take centre stage, framed by mountain views and glimpses of the sea. Guests can enjoy cooking options ranging from an electric oven to a wood oven and barbecue, allowing complete freedom during their stay. Inside the main house, a spacious hallway leads to a living area with a fireplace, a well - equipped kitchen and a ground - floor double bedroom with an en - suite. Upstairs, three further double bedrooms also feature bright en - suite bathrooms. A separate guesthouse adds another double bedroom, bathroom and kitchenette. With beaches, a harbour and nearby towns full of restaurants, bars and markets just a short distance away, the villa offers both seclusion and easy access to local attractions.

Pollensa is the picture perfect district of Mallorca, regarded as the cultural centre of the north of the island! When people picture Mallorca, they might not know it, but often what they’re picturing is Pollensa. Endless sandy beaches and roads lined with palm - trees set against the stunning backdrop of the Tramuntana mountain range. The diverse landscape, from fertile valleys to steep mountains and gently undulating hills and of course the beaches which seem to stretch endlessly to the horizon, is just one of the reasons that so many great artists have chosen to call this island home throughout the last century.

Just 3km away, the town of Pollensa itself will certainly provide your fill of authentic Spanish culture - 17 th and 18 th century houses, cobbled, winding streets and traditional markets every Sunday! Cafés, bars and restaurants are scattered in amongst traditional shops and large sections of the town are pedestrianised. Top tip: the viewpoint from the Calvario is an absolute must, if you can manage the climb!