Casa Del Pueblo

Location is everything for this beautiful split-level, 4-bedroom townhouse. Well-appointed and sitting in the very heart of the vibrant and iconic Roman town of Pollensa. This is an enviable, ultra-desirable location, perfect for a town getaway, and with a range of excellent amenities all within close walking distance. The character interior harmoniously blends wooden beams, exposed stonework and traditional artefacts including a modern style metal staircase.

Even in the height of summer, experience a cool comfortable night’s sleep, thanks to the air conditioning throughout. During a scenic stroll through the town, you can admire the churches, quirky fountains and classic architecture surrounding the cobbled streets of Pollensa.

Entering the property, you will find a dining area and a separate lounge with comfortable sofas, plasma TV & DVD. A few steps up, you will find a modern fully equipped kitchen with all the mod cons, a small breakfast table and chairs, storage cupboard and access directly out the terrace & swimming pool area.

All four bedrooms are located on the upper level and comprise of 2 x twin bedrooms and 2 x double bedrooms both with en-suite bathrooms. There is also a communal bathroom, and one of the double bedrooms has direct access out onto the upper terrace. All bedrooms are air-conditioned and are bright and airy, and the bathrooms are modern and slick.

Externally you will find the stone surface terrace area and swimming pool (5m x 2.5m) with Roman steps. Enjoy sampling your culinary efforts together in the stylish purpose-built BBQ housing which boasts, overhead roof shade, grill, sink and seating. After dinner head up to the rooftop terrace to toast the sunset whilst looking over the rooftops and the famous mountain of Puig. The impressive views from the rooftops terrace will not disappoint; this is a perfect place to wind down after an energetic day around the town.

You are also in the heart of the action during the annual fiesta of ‘Moors and Christians’ which is held on the 2nd August every year. The town is very lively with crowded streets, and the locals actually mock the grand battle in the narrow streets with music and frivolity all day long. It’s a very colourful fiesta and not one to be missed.