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Spread across two floors, this home has pride of place in Cala Mendia. It is perched on a cliff, providing unbeatable views of the beach and turquoise shallows of the small bay, an ideal swim spot. A private set of steps from this home takes you straight onto the beach below. Take meals on the terracotta-tiled terrace that wraps around the villa, with views over the water, uninterrupted to the horizon. The patio has its own pergola and grill; an idyllic spot for a barbecue, as you sit back and listen to the rush of the waves. Golf courses and tennis courts add to the fun activities in this part of Majorca. Inside the house, relax on the plush sofas in front of the TV. Then, head out to one of the many shops, restaurants and bars in the area for a night on the town. The rugged coastline can be explored on foot, by bike or even by segway for fun-filled days outdoors.

Above The Turquoise Sea

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Private Pool

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Parking Available

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Child Friendly

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Bright and breezy, this modern villa sits in a prime spot on Mallorca's eastern coast. Just a short drive away lies Porto Cristo, with the rocky beaches of Cala Anguila and Cala Mendia also within easy reach. What initially caught our eye here were the sea views – best enjoyed from the terrace, balcony and two of the bedrooms – but we're equally impressed by the sleek interiors. Inside, there's plenty of space to spread out and unwind away from the island's endless sunshine. Although, if you ask us, the best spot of all to chill out is the small private pool, fitted with whirlpool jets for extra relaxation.

The Balearic Villa

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Situated just a ten-minute walk from the centre of Porto Cristo, this apartment is in an excellent location which offers the tranquillity of being near the edge of the forest but also the convenience of plenty of local amenities including a supermarket, restaurants, bars, and even a bakery – perfect for buying fresh breakfast pastries. Start your mornings here with a café con leche at the kitchen’s breakfast bar or take your fresh jugo de naranja outside and enjoy it in comfort on the pergola-shaded terrace. 

Sandy beaches are also close by to this home and can be reached in as little as fifteen minutes on foot. So why not spend several hours basking in the sunshine as you recline on the soft sands and listen to the soothing sounds of ocean waves?

Take a dip in the complex’s swimming pool before relaxing in your own small, private garden with your favourite holiday read. Then, in the evening, enjoy a tapas meal alfresco on the terrace or take full advantage of the home’s barbecue and cook some delicious Spanish pinchos. 

Yellow Cloud

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Private Parking

Fenced Property

Outdoor Shower

If you’re planning a coastal getaway, this home will tick a lot of boxes. With plenty of space for eight guests to spread out across its three floors, you’ll find en-suites for every bedroom and plenty of mod-cons. For us, the best part of this home is the outdoor area. Whether you’re enjoying a dip in the private pool, rustling up dinner on the barbecue or simply lying back in a hammock, relaxing with a glass of wine, you're never far from knockout sea views. 

Sea of Life

Fireplace

Sleek and contemporary, this Porto Cristo villa is a far cry from the traditional fincas dotted across Mallorca. Its minimalist interior is spread across multiple floors and flooded with natural light. There's plenty of room for a family – especially in the breezy living area, which has a glimpse of the sea. But it was the sun-kissed terraces that caught our attention. Between the private pool, alfresco dining area and balcony off the main bedroom, it's no surprise you'll spend most of your days soaking up the rays. A bevvy of bars and restaurants are nearby, as are a rocky cove and the famous Drach Caves, although you'll need a car to explore the rest of the island.

Siesta by the Sea

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Surrounded by olive and cypress trees with a warm floral breeze dancing through the air, this home welcomes you to sit back and savour the simple charm of island living. And anyone in search of an idyllic retreat in Mallorca’s beautiful countryside will be captivated by the quiet presence of home. From the calming tones of the interior to the art, objects and books, every detail inspires a wonderful sense of warmth and character. 

Doors open up onto the abundant garden, filling the space with natural light and inviting you to venture outside. From here you can enjoy dreamy days relaxing by the pool, golden-hour drinks and magical barbecue meals under the shaded pergola adorned with flowers. Back inside, each of the air-conditioned bedrooms has an en suite bathroom – ensuring you awaken feeling refreshed and ready to explore. 

For adventures beyond this rural haven, you’ll find the fishing village of Porto Cristo is just a short drive away and has a lovely harbour, restaurants and shops – there’s also a wonderful weekly market here. And for beach days, the eastern coast of Mallorca is peppered with tiny coves and small bays – perfect for embracing the magic of Mediterranean living. 

Island Grace

Ideally located in the very heart of Porto Cristo, overlooking the glorious ocean, this Mediterranean-style villa has been designed with the utmost attention to detail. Inside, floor-to-ceiling windows let you make the most of your prime position here, while the calming colour scheme lets the ocean views be the star of the show. Outside, you'll find lots of places to sit and take in those sea views, with balconies and terraces a-plenty – and of course, there's the stunning outdoor pool, which makes the perfect place to spend sunny mornings. You're just 50 metres from Cala Inge beach here, as well as close to some of the buzzing bars and vibrant restaurants that make this location so sought-after.

The Sunset View

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You’ll find this traditional Mallorcan style home a seven-minute drive from Porto Cristo, a picturesque fishing village on the island’s eastern coast. Family-run restaurants flank the quiet streets and there’s a small market held every Sunday on the promenade. The eponymous beach is a lovely spot from which to soak up the Mediterranean sunshine, especially with an ice-cold drink in hand. 

Back at home, an open-plan living space with a selection of laidback furnishings is the perfect place to unwind before dinner. As the barbecue sizzles away, splash about in the pool with your loved ones before setting the alfresco dining table ready for a slap-up feast. Bask in the golden hour light on the loungers as a gentle breeze dances through the delicate curtains and when the sun starts to set, head up to your balcony to watch twilight fall across the landscape.

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Festooned with tumbling bougainvillea and glowing from top-to-toe in crisp white, this recently renovated home is everything you want your Mallorcan retreat to be. And locations don't get much better either. You can be swimming off the sandy shores of Cala Millor or mooching along its seafront promenade bustling with restaurants and bars in just an eight-minute stroll.

Though you might find all you need back at home. Perfectly geared to alfresco living, sunny mornings call for lazy breakfasts on one of the two furnished outdoor terraces before a cool dip in the pool. And if you think the garden looks pretty now – wait till you see the festoon lights flicker on at night. It's a magical place to spend evenings with sundowners and a barbecue.

When it's time to beat the heat, there are heaps of activities to keep everyone happy indoors. A games cabinet stacked with toys and a games console should keep the kids (and big kids) busy or crash out with a movie in the cosy living area. 

Well suited for friends or family sharing – bedrooms are spaced out over two floors to give guests that extra bit of privacy and united by the same pared-back and calming palette. We don't know about you, but it all sounds pretty dreamy to us.

In the Night Garden

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Steam Room

Bicycles

When it comes to uninterrupted sea views, it doesn’t get much better than those offered from this home. Occupying a privileged spot on the cliffs of Cala Murada, this is the ideal setting for a refreshing coastal escape. Take your pick from multiple terraces, enjoy lazy days by the pool and restorative sessions in the home sauna and jacuzzi. And while this all sounds like the perfect adults-only escape, it’s also a great option for families with child-friendly amenities available on request and the nearest beach just a short walk away. 


Floating In the Sunshine

This is a classic Mallorcan villa with bags of charm and an epic garden to boot. Bring another family, there’s plenty of room for eight here. Kids will love roaming around the enormous, lush green garden. Not to mention the fabulous tree-lined pools set within it. There are two, a shallow baby pool and a much larger one for swimming. Meanwhile, the grown-ups can sip Sangria together in the sunshine. 

Later on, make use of the impressive barbecue before heading inside for a sing-song around the piano. Terracotta floors and wood finishes give the place a homely vibe. It comes well kitted out with all you need for a relaxing stay. 

You’re based in Son Carrio, a cute town close to some of the island’s spectacular beaches. S’illot Beach is just 4km away. Manacor, with its strong dining scene and shops, is 9km away. 

Terracotta House

Located on a hill between the towns of Son Carrió and Cala Millor, this authentic country villa is just a short drive away from some of the best beaches, hiking trails and cycling routes of Mallorca. Surrounded by olive trees, the garden features a private swimming pool, a covered terrace with views overlooking the local nature and an alfresco dining area. Meanwhile, shadier spots can be found inside, where the stone-clad walls create a cool (and characterful) ambience. While the interiors lack modern charm and appear dated in parts, the designs here don't seem out of place, given the heritage of this traditional home. 

The Mountain Shade

With marina views and modern decor, this bright apartment in the resort town of Portocolom is an ideal base for those looking for a slice of the Mallorcan good life. 

Slide open the open-plan living area’s glass doors and step out onto the private balcony – the ideal spot to enjoy your morning coffee or evening sundowner while watching the yachts sail in and out of the marina. This is also the ideal place to tuck into some homemade tapas treats cooked up in the sleek kitchen, or alternatively, gather around the living area’s dining table for a celebratory feast to the gentle sound of the waves just outside. 

The three pared-back bedrooms are wonderfully comfortable and the main bedroom gives you further access to the balcony. Factor in the luxurious bathrooms and you’ve got everything you need for a peaceful, relaxing stay. 

Outside of your home, walk along the seafront just outside and explore the many restaurants lining the water’s edge. You’re also a five-minute drive (or a twenty-five minute walk) from sandy Cala Marçal, while Arenal de Ases beach is a twenty-minute stroll from your door. 


Mediterranean Muse

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This sun-soaked home has everything you want from a Mallorcan getaway – endless sea views, a private balcony, unfussy interiors and a five-minute walk from the beach. The architects of this apartment had indoor-outdoor living at the forefront when designing this space. A wall of glass gives way to the outside space where a bistro set up calls for slap-up suppers that last well into the evening. 

Inside, white-washed walls and natural textures combine to create a relaxing environment that’s a pleasure to relax in. We particularly loved the pink striped couch, adding a touch of whimsy to the place. When you’re not penning smug postcards at the dining table, you’ll be strolling along the soft sands of S'illot Beach or taking day trips to the charming towns of Portocolom on the east coast, reached in thirty minutes by car, and Alcúdia in the north, less than an hour’s drive away.

Al Claro de Luna

Sound System

Rain Shower

Heated Pool

Wheelchair Access

A paradise on paradise, it won't be a mystery why this home caught our eye. With several fantastic places to catch the sun, including by the large pool and on one of the terrace areas, this home is the perfect escape for a group of friends or an extended family. With an ensuite for every room and all that space, you won't encroach on one another, while still enjoying ample opportunity to come together to dine and connect. We especially like the shaded al fresco area and the Mediterranean garden. You're also a short drive away from the beach – perfect for a day trip.

A Fine Fig

Shared Pool

Nestled on the outskirts of Portocolom, this apartment is 500 metres from Arenal dets Ases beach. Restaurants, shops, and bars are a bit further – you'll need to hop in the car, but they're just a short drive away. Alongside the communal pool, the private garden and balcony are ideal for chilling out, Spanish style. It's on the first floor, so prepare to climb some stairs, and since it's part of an apartment complex, you're likely to hear and see your neighbours. For a family getaway in Mallorca, it's a good choice.

Mosaic & Moss

Set atop a small hill on the outskirts of Sant Llorenç, this villa provides peace and quiet in the Mallorcan countryside. You’ll definitely need a car to get around but fortunately, Millor Beach and Manacor, the island’s second-largest town, are only a short drive away. The home’s outdoor space is geared up for spending lazy days in the sunshine – there are more than enough loungers by the pool and the covered terrace is the ideal spot for long lunches. Interior-wise, just so you know, only the upper floor benefits from air conditioning.

Sand & Sun

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Pool House

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Pets

This farmhouse has been renovated in such a way that it has retained its unique rural character while still getting to call itself a holiday home fit for the twenty-first century. Mallorquin both within and without, it’s built in the classic blonde stone of the area and filled with traditional dark wood furnishings, wrought iron beds and classic Mediterranean tiled floors. Spend your days lazing by the pleasingly large pool, enjoying long lunches on the covered terrace, and exploring some of the gorgeous local beaches — the sands of Cala D’Or are just 13 minutes away by car. Golf enthusiasts will be finding an excuse to visit the course at the nearby Club Vall D’Or and cyclists will enjoy the network of trails that criss-cross the island. Once the sun has gone down, fire up the barbecue, open a bottle of local wine and pass an evening under the stars with your loved ones. 

La Vida Loca

You’ll find this rustic villa on the outskirts of Sant Llorenç in northeast Mallorca. While some areas of the home may feel a little dated to some, the place is equipped with all the mod cons you'll need for a relaxing and comfortable stay. Outside, the swimming pool is a delight in the summer, and the covered terrace is the perfect spot for lazy lunches. Should you fancy a change of surroundings, Millor Beach is a short car ride away.

Splendour & Sunlight

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Surrounded by a hectare of natural vegetation, this Mallorcan villa pays homage to the landscape – that much is clear from the number of vantage points. There's a balcony and a sunny terrace with alfresco dining space and a private pool to enjoy, while kids will especially love the sprawling garden. It's a bit traditional inside, but each bedroom boasts an en-suite, and all things considered, it's rather cosy. As for location, this might be the golfer's dream, with Vall D’or golf course only meters away. The nearest village, Portocolom, with fishing boats, barges and a lighthouse, is less than a five-minute drive away, and you'll also find the blue flag beach of Cala Marcal nearby.

The Sea Views 

Vacuum Cleaner

Wake up to the scent of the blooms that clamber around this beautiful yellow-shuttered home and take a moment. This is what holidays are all about. 
This little slice of heaven is just outside of bustling Manacor but feels tranquil enough to be on its own private island. Acres of lush land spill out towards breath-taking views of distant mountains, and vibrant gardens are littered with brightly coloured flowers and plants. 

Spend your morning by the pool, hopping in for a dip to cool off every now and then. The poolside lawn means there’s plenty of room for fun and games, so any children – and big kids – in your party have space to play. 
At lunchtime serve local sobrassada on thick slices of rustic bread, and drizzle it in honey. Choose a spot on the terrace amid the flowers, or head to the shade if you need a break from the Mallorcan sun – there’s a lovely cushioned seating area that offers some truly magnificent views. 

If you find yourself in need of a slightly faster pace, drive seven minutes to Manacor. There you can admire the stunning church or sip coffee between shops. Visit on a Monday for one of the most popular markets in Mallorca – get there early to nab the best supplies for a barbecue back at the villa. 

If soft white sand and crystal clear waters are too tempting to resist, you’re in luck. The closest beach can be reached in less than twenty minutes, so after a day of building sandcastles you can make it back to the villa for sunset – with views like these, it’s not to be missed. 


Sunshine Shutters

DVD Player

There’s nothing but fields and palm trees as far as the eye can see at this secluded villa. Well, you can also catch a fringe of hazy mountains in the distance too. Though you’re in the heart of the Mallorcan countryside here, it’s just a six-minute drive to the beautiful town of Manacor which is packed with shops, restaurants and bars in its old centre. For a beach day, it’s a fifteen-minute drive to Portocristo where there’s a long sweep of beach lined with bars and restaurants.

Though, with outdoor space like this, you may want to spend all your time relaxing at the villa. Loungers and double day beds line the pristine swimming pool, where reclining comes with a view out over the fields for miles. We love the patio beneath the bamboo pergola, which provides a shaded spot for outdoor dining, particularly easy with a summer kitchen equipped with a fridge, barbecue grills, sink and plenty of prep space. 

Or head indoors to cook in the jolly fire-engine-red kitchen. There’s plenty of room in here to have several chefs cooking at once and a long dining table at its centre. Bedrooms are blissfully breezy and rustic, with hardwood floors and wooden ceilings like the Mallorcan farmhouses of old. Most have double glass doors, so you can tumble from bed to patio or terrace in minutes.

Fields & Fronds

Mini Bar

Umbrellas

Fresh modern interiors, contemporary furnishings and a contrasting traditional natural stone-lined facade allow this Mallorcan villa to stand out in style. While the gorgeous light-filled spaces indoors present aesthetically pleasing designs and home comforts (quite frankly fit for a glossy interior design magazine), you'll likely spend much of your time outside soaking up the garden. 

With a private pool, several terraces and a super convenient poolside porch featuring kitchen appliances, an alfresco dining area, and a TV and surround sound system – we wouldn't blame you if you find yourselves stationed here all day long. 

Sip cold refreshing drinks on one of the ten available sun loungers while taking in the romantic scenery and views of the fields and surrounding forestland. Come sundown, outdoor lights illuminate the pool area during the night so you can enjoy a midnight swim. 

In just a short five-minute drive, you can be in Felanitx with its abundance of shops, bars and restaurants. With so many sandy shores to explore, why not pick a new beach to visit each day? From here, you'll be between a five and twenty-minute drive away from Cala Marçal, Cala Murada and Cala Domingos. 


Meet Me at Midnight

This dreamy Finca is in a peaceful location surrounded by nature. Fringing the beautiful coastal town of Son Severa, it's the perfect base for exploring Majorca. Here, you'll fall in love with the island's natural beauty. Set on a verdant canvas of lush, landscaped gardens and bordered by shrubs and trees, this home guarantees privacy in a serene rural location. 

Inside, sunlight floods the space. Airy rooms boast tall ceilings with striking wooden beams, encompassing the rustic-chic design that runs throughout. We love the glorious, open-plan kitchen and lounge, adorned with artwork and ceramics. A large dining table sits in the heart of the space, beckoning you to gather here often for home-cooked feasts, lovingly prepared in the fully-equipped kitchen. With two bedrooms, each offering access to the garden via timber-framed double doors, there's space for four guests. From every room, underfloor heating ensures chilly nights are always cosy, while large windows offer stunning views of the lush surroundings.

In the mornings, step outside with your cup of coffee and soak up the soft early sunlight. Here, the swimming pool takes centre stage, offering a sparkling oasis from the Meditteranean heat. A shaded patio with an additional dining table adjoins the kitchen. When paired with the outdoor barbecue, it's the perfect spot for alfresco dining. If you can tear yourself away from this home, the golden sands of Platja des Port Vella and Bona Beach are less than a five-minute drive away.

Cariño

Situated in a leafy and peaceful rural spot, this lovely villa sits just a short drive from some beautiful beaches on the east coast of Mallorca. It has a warm and welcoming vibe that you'll feel from the second you step inside, with tartan soft furnishings, exposed beam ceilings, traditional artwork and solid wooden furniture, all creating the feel of a quaint country cottage. The outdoor areas are designed to let you make the most of the Spanish sunshine here, with a private pool for cooling off, plus a stone barbecue for summer feasting.


The Little Seashell

You can’t forget your coastal location with the nautical theme that runs through this home, a distinct nod, perhaps, to Portocolom lighthouse which forms part of your daily view. It sets the scene for what is guaranteed to be a tranquil getaway as you listen to the gentle roll of the waves and drink in those sea vistas. The private pool will quickly tempt you in, just the tonic during the heat of the day, before you settle down to enjoy the sunset over an alfresco meal and bottle of wine. 

An Ocean Apart

We love the beautiful sea views from the terrace of this beachfront apartment in Cala Millor. Watch the sunrise, then enjoy breakfast on your private balcony while listening to the soothing sounds of the waves lapping the shore.

Inside, a fresh white scheme is enlivened by pops of colour from the cushions and modern artworks. But to be honest, we were just mesmerized by the vistas from the sofa.

The location of this home is just wonderful. Go for a stroll on the beach opposite, which is under a minute away – there's a restaurant here too. The white sands and azure waters of Cala Millor Beach are a ten-minute walk, while it's a five-minute saunter to a range of eateries, bars and supermarkets.


Arenas Doradas

While sunbathing, hiking, and sailing are most certainly on the cards on this sun-soaked island, some of us are simply looking for a rural, isolated escape. That’s where this home comes in. Although just a ten-minute drive from the nearest town of Felanitx, this inland oasis feels a world away from everyone.

As you approach the home, it gives off a rustic, farmhouse vibe with a traditional look. Honey-coloured stone, wooden shutters, and a terracotta roof are everything you might expect, but the reality is closer to modern luxury. The outdoor area feels more VIP than rural life – palm trees and delicate native flowers line the perimeter, creating a green wall around four-poster sun loungers, multiple terraces, an outdoor grill, shady verandahs, hammocks, and a swimming pool. We love this vast, maze-like space, where you can chase the sun to keep finding secret spots and hidden corners to sip Mallorcan wine. 

As the sun goes down, you might head inside to get cosy beneath traditional wooden beams, or beside the wood-burning stove. With vintage trinkets and an eclectic mix of art in gilded frames, this home feels more like a quirky museum – a wonderfully unique stay on a wonderfully unique island.

Oasis Labyrinth

Games Room

Foosball / Table Football

Desk

Breakfast Included

Built in the 14th century, this magnificent finca has seen more than a few celebrations. And while its old stone walls and wooden beams are just as they were, the home's refreshed interiors are ready to be the blank canvas for you to create your own memories. Spread across different wings, separate buildings, three floors and endless rooms, this place has thought of pretty much everything. Fun and games can be found in the dedicated games room, dinner can seemingly take place in a different dining room each night, and several of the bedrooms gaze out over the ocean. Speaking of bedrooms, with twenty to choose from, and a maximum capacity of forty guests, you're bound to find the right one for you. The cellars double up as event spaces, with moody backlighting and a team who can bring the place to life. The team are also on hand if you want to organise an outside party, with different packages available. For those who fancy the DIY approach, two barbecues are ready for evening feasts. After dinner, let the views from the rooftop terrace do the entertaining with drinks as the sun sets over the ocean.

Superiority Complex

Pool / Snooker Table

Indoor Pool

With a plethora of beaches, hiking trails, watersports and golf on offer nearby, you’ll never be short of things to do here – that’s if you can tear yourself away from the villa, which to be honest, we think could be tricky. With sparkling sea views, sun-drenched terraces and not one, but two pools (indoors and outdoors), this beautiful villa is more than enough to keep you entertained. For those fitness enthusiasts, there’s even an on-site gym – and for those who prefer a slower pace of life, the hot tub, gazing out at the vistas, will be right up your street. 

The Crystal View

The bustling city of Manacor is the second-largest metropolis on the island, and also the birthplace of Rafael Nadal. But while tennis fans now flock to this former agricultural hub, there are still elements of its former self. Just a seven-minute drive from the centre, this enormous finca is ready to welcome you to countryside life. 

Surrounded by lush trees and fields, this is rural living on a grand scale. Set over thousands of square feet, you can easily start feeling lost among the grounds of this manor. The coast might be twenty minutes away, but your swimming pool can help make up for this. With four-poster Bali beds around the pool, as well as a sun lounger for everyone, it’s a tough choice between catching rays, swimmings lengths, or exploring the home.

Follow the path up to the bright-red door and traditional wooden shutters of the facade. This theme of bold colour and rustic wood continues indoors. Find slanted ceilings, lined with the richest hues of wood, alongside feature walls bringing a pop of colour into every room. From hot pink to aquatic green, this also continues into the luxurious bedrooms. And as each one has an ensuite with a hydromassage bath, you won’t be drawing straws over who sleeps where.

The Brandy Cask

DVD Library

Imagine spending your days on a peaceful estate, away from the hustle and bustle of the everyday – and then add the Spanish sun beaming through the windows. This Mallorcan villa offers just that. Days here can be spent by the pool, eating tapas on the first-floor terrace, and finally unwinding in an ornate, dark wood bed. 

This traditional farm estate is surrounded by fields and vineyards and feels like stepping back in time without foregoing the luxuries of modern life. Inside, archways link a maze of reception rooms, from banquet-sized dining spots to cosy lounges around the fire. Furnishings feel as though they’ve been handed down for generations, and kept in the family since the 19th century.  Should you need to work remotely, there’s a modern office attached to the master bedroom and a grand office with an antique desk in the labyrinthine living area.

You may not want to leave, but if you do, the beach is only 15km away and the route there is peppered with many local eateries where you can get your tapas cravings fixed.

San Rocco

Underfloor Heating

With Palma an hour away by car, Mallorca's east coast is less about the bustling metropolis and more about relaxed living. In easy reach of golf courses, beaches, and walking routes, Cala Bona is a coastal town that makes the most of its natural surroundings. But while swaying trees and rolling waves offer organic landscapes, this home (just a five-minute walk from Port Vella Beach) creates a sharp contrast.

In truly modern style, this villa displays the best of angular architecture. The use of concrete columns and blocks has a somewhat brutalist feel, which makes it stand out among organic scenery and lush lawns. Set over three floors, with cut-out sections to carve out a terrace up top, this home casts an imposing shadow over your private pool and garden. With a dining space below its concrete awning, the angles of the villa cleverly allow you to enjoy both the sun and shade. 

We love the minimalist, modern interiors to match the outside. White is the colour of choice, and open-plan spaces make the ground floor feel huge. Every bedroom features a fantastic sea view, with the aforementioned terrace being perfect for an iced coffee in the morning, or a nightcap after dark.

Your Best Angle

Situated in the sought-after Sa Punta area of Portocolom, this villa has a private pool surrounded by pine trees, as well as countryside and sea views. Relax in a hammock with a book or dine in the shade of the covered terrace. There’s table tennis for the family to enjoy, too. Inside is traditional in style, but business travellers will appreciate the desk area in one of the bedrooms. Out and about, you’ll find a wide range of restaurants, bars and shops in Portocolom, as well as pretty beaches such as Cala Marcal, which lies to the south of the marina.

White Oak & Vine

We spent much of our stay at this three-bedroom villa slightly slack-jawed at the beauty of the place. The honey-coloured stone of the exterior glows in the sunshine, while the turquoise salt-water pool glistens invitingly. 

Inside, gorgeous stone walls, wooden beams and elegant furniture meet, resulting in a cool ranch-house style with every comfort you could wish for. Vast windows let light pour in, and create an open indoor/outdoor feel. Terraces line the house, with tables for alfresco dining as well as comfy swings and hammocks – it’s remarkably easy to while away several hours while drifting gently in the breeze. 

The salt-water pool is tempting any time of the day, and there are sun loungers in the sun and shade. We loved starting our day out by the pool then moving to one of the long tables on the terrace for a barbecued feast. Meals stretched on for hours as the conversation – and vino – flowed, punctuated only by occasional games of table tennis. 

The quiet town of Son Servera is only a sixteen-minute drive from the villa, with a weekly market and charming streets for you to explore. Golfers are well served in the area, with links at Pula and Son Servera less than twenty minutes away. You can enjoy the soft sands and clear waters of Porto Cristo beach in twelve minutes – why not drive out later in the day to watch the sun set over the water? 


Caramel Cobbles

If you happen to be a golf lover, this home makes a great choice thanks to its proximity to Golf Vall d’Or. It’s also just a short drive to Portocolom, with the island’s beautiful beaches also within easy reach. And while there’s plenty to explore in the surroundings, this home offers a simple setting to relax and unwind. There’s a private pool, garden and terrace with views stretching far across the coast. Inside, the rooms are traditional and a little dated, but we think most of your time will be spent outdoors – savouring the magic of island living. 

Lady of the Sun

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There’s an uplifting quality to this home. It’s the kind of space where you can get lost in sea views and the magic of island living. 

Located in the La Gola area of Pollença, it’s the perfect setting to enjoy the laid–back atmosphere of the town. And like the landscape that surrounds it, the interior of this home feels bright and warm. You’ll love opening the doors and stepping onto the balcony – this is a wonderful spot to watch the sunrise with your morning coffee or enjoy an afternoon siesta in the shade. 

From here you can walk to the beach, amble along the Pine Walk and make a stop in any of the cafés, restaurants or bars along this stretch of coastline – it’s only a ten–minute walk into the centre. Plus the nearest supermarket and bakery are only a five–minute walk away. 

With your basket full of supplies make your way home to watch the sunset across the horizon. We won’t be surprised if the balcony becomes your favourite place to eat on the island. 

The Watermelon Moon

Immersed in nature, this home has tranquillity running through its core. While the surrounding area and steep steps mean it's unsuitable for small children or guests with limited mobility, its elevated position treats you to views across Albufera de Grau Nature Park. Sun-drenched terraces and a private pool make the most of those vistas and here, alfresco dining is a must. Locally, sink into authentic Menorcan life with a visit to Subadia Farm to pick up some fresh produce or try your hand at cheese making.

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