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Situated in the geographical centre of the spectacular Spanish island of Mallorca, this gorgeous villa offers a chance for you to reconnect and spend valuable time with close family and friends beneath cloudless skies. 

Life in Mallorca is best lived outdoors, so make the most of the Mediterranean climate with long days stretched out on loungers by the infinity pool, enjoy refreshing saltwater dips and escape the midday sun as you plate up light lunches in the covered dining area. 

Need a break from the heat? The immaculately decorated interior offers respite within its pristine white walls. A well-equipped kitchen contains everything you need for a luxurious self-catered stay, while the open layout of the living room makes for a social space with plenty of room for everyone to claim a corner for themselves. Complete privacy is just a closed door away in four comfortable bedrooms. 

Located close to Lloret de Vistalegre, the area is rich in history and tradition. Think rustic stone farmhouses, almond groves and endless fields of vines that add a unique charm to the area. For unspoiled nature, the Sa Comuna forest is crisscrossed by trails that are well worth exploring on foot or by mountain bike. 

Stop by the weekly Monday market and stock up on essentials, or visit one of the three charming restaurants found in the town. If all that leaves you craving some well-deserved beach time, the villa's location means you can take your pick of the coasts and be sprawled out on a stretch of sand within the hour. 

Villa Vistalegre

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Set in the valley of the Tramuntana Mountains and surrounded by luscious gardens, you can't go wrong with this traditional finca. With both the mountainous cycling trails and the charming town of Sineu within driving distance, there’s everything you could need for a spectacular rural retreat. 

This charming villa has a host of original features, including its stone walls, traditional vaulted ceilings and wooden beams. Waking up here feels truly blissful – pad out onto the warm stones to sip your morning coffee under the vine-wrapped pergola before heading out for a hike along the hillside trails. 

The enchanting outside space, which boasts a beautiful garden and a sun-soaked patio, offers impressive views of the mountains. Dive into the pristine pool, then dry off on a lounger as you soak up the rays. When the golden hour approaches, gather outside for a grilled feast alfresco, courtesy of the barbecue, and a cold glass of sangria. 

Make the short drive into the historic town of Sineu, where you’ll find ancient blonde stone buildings – if you're here on a Wednesday, stop in at the bustling town market, brimming with local delicacies. 

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Tucked away in a rural setting in the heart of Mallorca, this finca is a stunning holiday home. 100 years ago, the finca was a shepherd’s house – it’s since been lovingly renovated into an eco-friendly escape full of charm. Views of the Tramuntana Mountains are a backdrop to the plant-filled garden, where you can swim in the private heated pool. The terrace is equipped with a comfy seating area as well as an outdoor dining table – there’s a barbecue to cook on, and your host can also arrange for a private chef to make your meals all the more special. The surrounding area is ideal for hikers and cyclists, and you can reach beaches in thirty minutes by car. 

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In peaceful Sineu, this home overlooks the historic heart of the town and welcomes you to sit back and soak up the mesmerising views. 

Surrounded by trees and backed by the mountains, this is the perfect setting for a rural retreat whilst also connecting with the cultural depth and beauty of Mallorca. You’ll find the centre of Sineu is just a short walk away – making it easy to explore the atmospheric streets, browse the abundant weekly market and sample the traditional bars and restaurants. 

And just like the authentic charm of this small rural town, this home will captivate you from the moment of arrival. From the traditional features to the contemporary comforts, the owners have created a space that celebrates the natural beauty of its environment. 

Set across two floors, you’ll find an abundance of space for relaxing and sharing quality time together. On the ground floor, the sun-dappled living room opens up onto a lovely terrace and garden – welcoming you to enjoy refreshing swims and golden afternoons watching the light dance in the trees. And when the sun begins to set, the upstairs balcony makes an idyllic spot to savour the magic of Mallorca. 

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This romantic two-bedroom townhouse boasts an idyllic location in a quintessential Mallorcan village. Nestled in the island's beating heart, Costitx embodies the beauty of Mallorca's central region. Spend your days strolling through narrow cobblestone streets of rustic buildings adorned with timber-shuttered windows. You're just steps away from the main square, where every Saturday, the town comes alive for the weekly market. Come here with your tote bag and stock up on fresh, locally grown produce. Stargazing is also an option here, as you're only a thirty-minute walk from the Astronomical Observatory of Mallorca.

A charming stone terrace greets you at the home's entrance. With seating for two, it's the perfect place to enjoy your morning coffee. Inside, rooms are spacious and modern, despite the home's rustic facade. The open-plan living area creates an airy and inviting atmosphere, with a cosy lounge and a fully-fitted kitchen, complete with a breakfast bar and dining table. Elegant floating staircases lead to the upper floors, where two bedrooms can accommodate four guests comfortably. 

We love the dreamy rooftop terrace, where a hot tub is proudly perched, offering stunning views of verdant forest fields in the distance. On balmy evenings, take a dip and watch the sunset over the terracotta-tiled rooftops. It's also the perfect spot for stargazing. With its rural location, Costitx promises clear night skies. You might even catch a glimpse of the Milky Way. 

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It’s hard to believe that this beautiful home was so recently a dilapidated ruin. The owners, who fell in love with the centuries-old farmhouse and saw its potential, have lovingly restored it. It sits within more than four hectares of land in the Llubi countryside, at the heart of Sa Part Forana, and is one of the most breath-taking holiday homes in the area. 

The history of the home has been respected, so you’ll find heaps of charm and original features – we love the beams and exposed stone walls. In keeping with traditional Mallorcan values, you’ll also find lots of areas for you to gather together as a family, whether it’s at the dining table, around the wood-burning stove, or in the alfresco dining area. After spending your mornings swimming in the refreshingly cool swimming pool, why not fire up the barbecue for a lunchtime feast? Sit together late into the afternoon, sipping local wine and making memories – this is what holidays are all about. 

The old farmhouse courtyard surrounds the garden, and the shaded porch is the perfect place to get lost in a good book. 

Though you’ll find it hard to tear yourself away from this dreamy home, you might want to explore further afield. It takes twelve minutes to drive to nearby Inca, where you can shop for supplies or simply sit in a plaza drinking coffee and watching the world go by. The picturesque settlement of Valldemossa is forty-one minutes away by car, making it perfect for day trips. 


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This recently renovated 19th-century finca is the Mallorcan dream. Take in the vistas of the golden fields of Sant Joan from the terrace while you lounge by the emerald green pool. Later in the day, relax in the hammock, then enjoy a barbecue at sunset as the old mellow stone walls radiate their heat. Inside, we love the traditional features, such as exposed stone, wooden beams and terracotta tiled floors. 

If you fancy exploring, the town of Sant Joan is a five-minute drive, while the long, white sandy beach of Playa de Muro, popular with families, is just over thirty minutes in the car. Stylish Palma, on the other hand, is just over a forty-minute ride away, where you'll find an array of fine-dining spots and cool art galleries, as well as its honey-coloured Gothic cathedral.


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Lie low for a while at this exquisitely private and traditional Finca set deep in the heartland of the Mallorcan countryside on a thirty-acre estate, and yet just twenty minutes from the coast. 

Every corner of this 200-year-old Finca delivers pure Mallorcan charm. Outside there are elegantly furnished terraces (so many, we've lost count) to soak up the vistas of the rolling countryside and mountains beyond. And inside, cool terracotta tiles, wooden beams, and antique treasures bring all the hacienda vibes. 

Sunny mornings call for coffee and lazy breakfasts on the terrace, then follow the meandering paths leading to an impressive saltwater pool for a cooling dip. Hugged by established gardens brimming with lemon and orange groves (G&T, anyone?), it would be impossible not to relax here. And when it's time to beat the heat, even on the hottest of summer days, inside the house feels cool and breezy with the shutters and windows flung open. 

Should you ever be convinced to leave this luxurious home, you'll find the handsome rural town of Algaida, with its wander-worthy narrow streets and authentic eateries, less than a ten-minute drive away. And a little further, the mighty Palma and the white sands of Illetas Beach (a twenty-minute drive).

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As if plucked straight from your reverie, this architectural paradise combines high-end craftsmanship, natural textures and wooden details to create a stylish home. With four en-suite bedrooms, two alfresco dining areas and several chill-out spaces, it's perfectly suited for friendly get-togethers and extended families looking to unwind and experience effortless Balearic living. 

Completely renovated in 2020, you’ll immediately notice the modern touch that’s been given to this inviting villa – from the clean-lined furniture to the hand-painted ceilings, exquisite crittall-style windows and neutral colour palette. The living space is light and area, thanks to the sociable open-plan layout and timber-framed extension, that allows you to glide seamlessly across the polished floor to the seating area for a conversational meal together. 

There's a sleek designer kitchen for preparing tapas dishes and tasty snacks to be enjoyed out in the garden dining area with plenty of shaded seating for the entire group. Swim a few leisurely laps of the exotic Moroccan-tiled pool, before picking out a sun lounger to while away the afternoon. Alternatively, spend the day down at Ponderosa beach, where waterfront tavernas and beach bars vie for your attention, just a twenty-minute drive from the villa. 

Later, enjoy an aperitif on the furnished terrace, complete with low tables, floor cushions, rugs, ceramic earthenware and iconic Moroccan lanterns that create a laidback space to unwind and watch the sunset in the distance. When dinnertime beckons, grill locally sourced produce on the barbecue, or better still, head into the small traditional town of Llubí for a seafood supper, just six minutes away by car. 

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Fringed by fig and almond trees, clear blue skies and rolling Mallorcan countryside, this finca is a rural delight. The design blends rustic charm with contemporary style to create a breezy, social space that's the definition of inviting – we love how the sliding glass doors and panoramic windows show off the views of the mountains.

Set on a farm estate, so you'll wake up each morning to the sound of roosters crowing and the sunlight streaming through the windows. After a cup of coffee on the private balcony, while away the afternoon in the sun-drenched garden – you can take a dip in the pool, enjoy a picnic on the grassy patch or sprawl out on the lounge chairs with a cocktail and work on your tan. Evenings call for barbecues and alfresco dinners underneath the starry sky – later on, unwind with a soak underneath the rainfall showers before climbing into the comfortable beds.  

When you're ready to explore, hop in the car and drive ten minutes to Sineu, where you'll find historic yellow stone buildings, independent cafes and a weekly market on Wednesday that's one of the best in the area. The beach is a bit further – both vibrant Palma and lively Port d'Alcúdia are about forty minutes away by car.

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There's an extraordinary feel to this place just outside the pretty town of Sencelles. In Mallorca's rural heartland, it's surrounded by farming country and sits in its own vast grounds with fruit trees, lawns and huge palms. Overlooking the fields, you'll be in tune with the land and totally switched off from modern life's stresses and strains.

This finca dates back to around 1890. Built from local stone and using traditional tiles, fireplaces and beamed ceilings, it's a stylish blend of rustic features and contemporary (think dark wood furniture and shuttered windows alongside modern steel and glass). A local architect has taken this old farmhouse and given it new life – without losing any of the atmosphere.

Your living space flows naturally on the ground floor, with a stunning seating area with a window wall to one side and exposed stone walls to the other. Stylish, comfy sofas provide a perfect indoor retreat to sit and chat, while the indoor dining table is just steps from the sleek, all-white kitchen. Two of the bedrooms open to the garden, while a steel staircase leads up to the others.

But this home's real star power comes in the form of an immense outdoor pool. Measuring more than 1000sq ft, it's been built using the existing base of an old farm building and uses several repurposed architectural features. It's pretty impressive if we say so ourselves.

As you'd expect, there's no shortage of secret outdoor seating spots and places to read under a tree in total seclusion. You'll also have a large covered terrace with a table and a barbecue. And here's a quirky little addition: if you thought the walk downstairs to the pool was too long from the main bedroom, the architect has installed some exterior metal steps so it only takes a moment.

Nearby, explore Sencelles and the surrounding villages, head off on hikes and bike rides, visit the local historic sites or drive to the coast for a day by the sea. Thanks to its location in the centre of the island, it's easy to get around by car.





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This charming rural home is located in the beautiful countryside of Mallorca. It’s the perfect base for couples seeking tranquillity and relaxation – it’s surrounded by nature. You’ll need a car to get around, whether you want to visit the beaches to the north or shop at the local markets. The apartment shares an outdoor pool with three other homes, and you’ll have a small garden to enjoy too. We love the terrace for alfresco dining, too. Is there anything better than dining under the stars?

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Sitting right in the centre of the island, this characterful villa promises a pretty panorama over the Mallorcan countryside with distant mountains on the horizon. A short drive away, you'll stumble across Sineu's historic town – the chosen royal seat of King James II in 1309 – where you can peruse the enticing stalls for traditional crafts and local produce at a weekly Wednesday market.

Designed with a clear love for nature, you can relax knowing that this clean-energy home is powered by solar panels. Behind the wooden shutters, you'll discover an open-plan living space, ideal for spending quality time with your loved ones. See how a spiral staircase leads you up to the mezzanine level, as the fireplace creates a cosy atmosphere under the wood beams. Out on the lawn, perhaps you'd like to sunbathe beneath blue skies, fire up Balearic barbecues, and cool off in your plunge pool. At sunset, what could be better than sharing an alfresco dinner with your family?

Love the Skies

Surrounded by orange trees with views across the countryside, this traditional Finca makes the perfect setting for a rustic retreat in the heart of Mallorca. And with its location just outside the centre Sant Joan, there’s everything you could need to connect with the warmth and beauty of the island. 

From the exposed stone walls and wooden beams to the whitewashed and natural tones, this is the perfect setting to slow down and savour life’s simple pleasures. And stepping outside, you’ll find the garden and pool make it easy to adopt a more peaceful existence – one that is filled with the serenity of the Mallorcan countryside. 

Days can be spent relaxing in this private sanctuary or embracing the island’s majestic mountains and beaches (the coast is less than a forty-minute drive away). And for a taste of authentic island life, don’t miss the weekly market held in Sant Joan – it’s the perfect spot to fill your baskets with fresh local produce. 

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Fresh as a daisy, this cantaloupe-coloured villa surrounded by meadows is a restorative treat. The all-white interiors create calm from the minute you arrive, and you can really tell the host has chosen the furnishings thoughtfully. The fairy light jars and floral accents are endearing touches, but you won’t be able to resist a whirlwind romance with the private garden. 

In juxtaposition with the interior, outside is an oasis of nature and colour impossible not to fall in love with. You can spend all day out here and never get bored. We earmarked the hammock for afternoon siestas straight away and loved the fact we could enjoy our homemade lunch in the shade of the arbour. A post-lunch hot tub dip will become a daily ritual, before rinsing off in the outdoor shower and heading on foot into Villafranca de Bonany (a ten-minute walk) for an evening tapas meal.

Hey There, Bright Eyes

If you're looking to steer clear of the tourist trail, this secluded home is an idyllic rural retreat. On a private road, you'll have no nearby neighbours but it's just a ten-minute drive to the beautiful town of Algaida – one of the most authentic spots on the island. Surrounded by ancient olive trees, and with an old well out front, it's a charming Finca within a walled garden.

Here the order of the day is relaxation. You can bask in the sunshine by the pretty pool or seek out the shade in one of the garden's many interesting nooks – we love the covered dining terrace and the tucked-away barbecue spot. Stroll in the grounds, admiring the citrus trees, or hike further afield – inland Mallorca is a big hit with keen walkers and cyclists.

The home itself has just the right blend of traditional character and modern conveniences, with a few stylish choices when it comes to interiors. Cooled by the age-old design of its high ceilings, stone walls and tiled floors, the living space is grand and classically furnished. Open plan to keep everything sociable, there's a comfy seating area, dining table and a modern, well-equipped kitchen. Most strikingly, there's a new floating metal staircase.  

And best of all, the master suite is set away from the main house, in a gorgeous separate guest house. With its own luxurious en-suite with a sunken bath and views over the garden, it's an intimate room where you can escape in peace.

Sweet Orange Solitude

Surrounded by countryside in the town of Sencelles, this rustic villa guarantees a restful break for a family or group of friends. Outside, there are multiple terraces, as well as a private swimming pool. Head inside, and you’ll find plenty of space for the whole group to feel comfortable, and the kitchen is fully-equipped if you plan on cooking at home. In terms of sleeping arrangements, two of the bedrooms are interconnecting, which could be a great option for couples with young children.

Slice of Orange

Situated within the small town of Llubí, this villa was simply made for long sunny afternoons. Out in the back garden, the swimming pool is a welcome spot in which to cool off from the Mediterranean heat and you can dry off on one of the neighbouring loungers or on the terrace's table. As an added bonus, there's also a balcony on which you can take a seat and gaze out over the island's treetops.

The home's large glass doors bring plenty of sunshine inside the home and this natural asset is accentuated by the bright white walls and shiny wood flooring. There's a minimalist approach to furnishing and decoration, which has been executed really rather well. A big perk we have to mention is the private gym, which gives you no excuse not to keep up with your fitness regimen on your travels.

A short walk from the house, you'll find a small choice of restaurants and shops, but you'll find more in larger towns nearby, including Sineu and Inca. When it comes to outdoor excursions, you have two options – explore the hills and hiking routes in Mallorca's interior or drive over to the beach. Of course, you could simply stay put and enjoy the peace and quiet that comes with this villa's tranquil location. 

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This little rural apartment is here to provide the perfect stay for a couple or small family. Surrounded by nature, animals, and rural gardens, you'll be in for a treat during your stay. Go for a dip in the pool or relax on one of the sun loungers, or take advantage of the barbecue available and dine alfresco under the hot Mallorca sunshine. Indoors the large glass doors and light colours make the spaces feel big and airy, letting in natural light and providing a comfortable and intimate space to rest your head after a long day.

Although the pool facilities are shared, you won't have to worry about things getting busy – there are only two small apartments in this building, so you'll still be able to enjoy the secluded nature of the stunning location with its views of the surrounding mountain landscapes, without having to worry about crowds or too much noise. There is a weekly market in the nearby town of Sineu, and larger cities reachable a short drive away can provide you with anything you might need, as well as local cuisine and family activities to entertain everyone.

The Biggest Little Farm

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Immersed in the natural beauty of central Mallorca, this home provides the perfect setting for a rustic retreat – one that will leave you feeling refreshed and inspired from the moment of arrival. 

Crafted from traditional stone with earth-coloured tones and minimal furnishings, it's the simple details that make this home special. And while the apartment provides a calm space to rest and unwind, the shared swimming pool and terrace welcome you to enjoy the magic of outdoor living. From refreshing morning dips and afternoon siestas to golden hour drinks and al fresco dining, you’ll find yourself serenaded by the unique charm of this rural setting. 

From here, make the short drive to Sineau, wander the historic central streets and buy fresh local produce from the weekly market. And for explorations further afield, take a road trip to the north coast and spend idyllic days on the beaches of Can Picafort or Playa de Muro. You’ll also find the nearby cities of Inca and Manacor provide access to a wider range of shops and restaurants. 

Casita Tranquila

Life in rural Mallorca is meant to be lived slowly. And this home, with its expansive views across the Tramuntana Mountain range, provides the perfect opportunity to relax, unwind and experience the magic of Mediterranean living. 

From the soft light pouring through the trees to the traditional stone, art and books, there’s a quiet charm to this home that makes you want to settle in and stay. 

Spend balmy days lounging by the saltwater swimming pool, sipping drinks on the shaded terrace, and swaying in the hammock as the sunsets. By night, the garden transforms into a dreamy setting for candlelit meals prepared with fresh local produce, accompanied by Mallorcan wine. And when you’re ready to retreat back inside, the cool and calm bedrooms provide a wonderful sense of sanctuary. 

From here, make the short drive to the picturesque town of Inca for the weekly market, or set off on an adventure towards Alcúdia and the beautiful beaches lining the northern coast – the nearest is just a twenty-five-minute drive away. 

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Halfway between Palma and Port d'Alcúdia, this rustic villa is a quintessentially Mallorcan escape. You'll appreciate the peace and quiet that comes with the rural setting, and the mountain views in the distance make a postcard-worthy backdrop for your holidays.

The inside is warm and inviting – there's a roomy living area, comfortable bedrooms and even a ping-pong table. But, with the shining sun and blue skies waiting outside, you'll surely spend your days outdoors. In the mornings, pad out to the terrace and enjoy a cup of coffee on the cosy outdoor sofas and bask in the fresh air. Make your way down to the sun-drenched garden for an afternoon spent swimming in the private pool, snoozing on the lounge chairs and snacking on grilled meals whipped up on the barbecue. Come evening, gather around the alfresco dining table for a Spanish feast as the stars come out – it's the perfect excuse to open a bottle of wine and toast your getaway. 

Location-wise, you're just a stone's throw from Inca, Mallorca's third-largest town. Known for its leather-making workshop, wine cellars housing local restaurants, and weekly market, it's a charming village that has all you need. Fancy a day trip? Buzzing Palma is about a twenty-five-minute drive away, or if you're keen on the sea, Port d'Alcúdia and the island's northern beaches are about half an hour by car. 

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Rest and reset at this traditional Finca nestled deep in Mallorca’s agricultural heartland fringing the town of Costitx.

Inside, it’s all exposed stone walls, vaulted timber ceilings, and cool, tiled floors – just as a Mallorcan farmhouse should be.

But it’s outside around the poolside that’s getting us really hot under the collar. Beat the heat with dips in the pool or sneak away to a shady nook for a siesta – the hammock would be a fine place to start.

When it comes to the evenings, take your pick for spaces to dine and recline. Rustle up drinks for sundowners together in the outdoor lounge area. Fire up the barbecue and feast beneath the sail awnings. Or take things inside to host a glamourous dinner party around the dining table.

Away from this luxurious villa, there’s plenty nearby to explore. Jump in the car and head to weekly markets at Costitx (a five-minute drive) and a little further, Sineu, to stock up on local produce – with a pitstop to the nearby vineyards to pick up some local wines. 

And when the sea finally beckons, take your pick from the northern, eastern, and southern beaches, which are almost equidistant from the home. Our vote goes to Es Capellans (less than a half-an-hour drive away) – we hear the beach bars perched right on the sands do the best paella around.

Pure Sunshine

Sometimes you want to get away from it all, and sometimes it’s nice to be in town. This classic beauty of a Mallorcan villa offers both, sitting on a quiet street, 150 metres from the centre of Llubí. In the heart of town, you’ll find tree-lined streets leading to squares crowned with ancient churches. Pavement cafés spill into the street and bakeries and cafés provide traditional breakfast options. It’s in the heart of the Mallorcan hills, so cyclists will be particularly pleased with the location (there are bike racks in the garage too).

Heading back to the villa, you can unwind with a float about in the swimming pool, or perhaps indulge in a long, lazy dinner in the shade at the outdoor dining table. From here, you can admire the honey-brown stonework adorned with dazzling modern art by the Moorish wooden doors. Take your pre-dinner drink on the plush terrace sofas and enjoy the last of the evening sun. 

Inside, the villa is sleek and sophisticated with touches of old-world charm. Marble columns and the grand marble staircase caught our eye the second we walked in, and hand-carved wooden bedframes feel like they have Moorish roots. There are two living rooms to choose from – one with a plush, tufted sofa and the other with a delightfully retro suite. Our favourite spot might have to be the second terrace, shaded by a sail-like parasol and lined with balustrades.

The Red Jersey

Surrounded by the Sierra de Tramuntana, you won't find a more scenic spot to call home. Inside and out, every inch of this villa makes the most of the mountain views, so sit back with a glass of sangria and take it all in. Splash about in the private pool on lazy afternoons, then stretch out under the parasols and dry off with a good book and a refreshing drink. When the sun goes down and the stars come out, fire up the grill and dine alfresco on fresh-caught seafood picked up at Inca's weekly market. Sounds dreamy, doesn't it?

When you're not basking in the blue skies and fresh air at home, you'll be well-placed to explore the island. Head 3km to the nearby town of Inca for charming eateries, boutiques selling locally-made leather goods and cosy cafes. Need a bit more buzz? Palma isn't fa – about a half-hour drive – and promises plenty of chic restaurants and lively nightlife. And, of course, you can't visit Mallorca without spending a day or two a the beach – our favourites are Port d'Alcúdia and Playa del Muro, both easily reached by car.

In Halcyon

From the Buddha statues welcoming you at the door to the beach-vibey ratan ceiling in the living area, this beautiful villa creates an instantly soothing impression with plenty of relaxation in store. 

Its lush green garden is a veritable paradise of colour with plenty of shaded and sunny spots in which to rest. The large pergola invites alfresco breakfasts and starlit barbecue feasts around its table while the pool beckons long afternoons soaking up the Spanish rays before cooling off for some reading beneath the parasol. 

On cooler evenings, snuggle up by the wood-burning fire with a glass of wine and gather around the dining table for a homemade meal. Finish the night with a soak in the main bedroom’s en-suite tub before retiring to bed for a serene night’s sleep. 

When it comes to exploring the local area, the town of Inca is a fifteen-minute drive away, while charming Llubí is five minutes away by car. If a day at the beach is in order, drive just over twenty minutes to C'an Picafort or visit Alcúdia with its medieval walls, just under thirty minutes away by car. 


Balearic Beauty

Mallorca’s rolling hills and rugged coastlines are simply made for exploring. From urban centres like Palma, to quaint towns like Maria de la Salut (a fourteen-minute walk from this home), the island offers many ways to keep you busy. Hiking, watersports, and browsing local markets are more options that might take your fancy – but maybe you’re just here to relax?

In this secluded villa, relaxation is the first port of call. While some might opt for the Mediterranean lifestyle of local beaches such as Can Picafort, a fifteen-minute drive away, you can experience the sea in your private saltwater pool. With plenty of sun loungers, and an outdoor shower, you can bring the beach to your own home.

Eco-friendly sensibilities such as solar panels make the most of the sunshine, which you can also do up on the raised decking, with a verandah for wining and dining. Out front, there’s yet another outdoor lounge with comfy wicker furniture, creating an old-fashioned, rural feel in contrast to beautifully modern interiors. While we admit that you might not be spending much time indoors, we love the monochrome colour scheme of the living space, alongside minimalist furnishings, and exposed stone walls.

The Inland Shore

A Spanish countryside dream, this home is totally idyllic – prepare for it to take your breath away before you even step inside. Manicured lawns populated with olive trees are the most beautiful contrast to the cream stone draped in wisteria vines. If you aren’t listening to the sounds of nature and absorbing the sun by your private pool, you may be preparing dinner – the sweet spot of this home is tucked overlooking the rolling countryside. A beautiful outdoor dining area complete with a barbecue, terracotta sinks and a glass table lit by a hanging lantern, it’s something truly special. Gather your loved ones, have a chilled glass of wine and embrace the warmth of the summer evenings. 

The same classic charm exists inside the walls of this country home. You may be surrounded by quaint original stone, but you can sink into your corner sofa and enjoy the flat-screen television. Flooded in natural light from the high ceilings and large panel windows, nature will wake you up after a restful night's sleep. Pour yourself a hot coffee and venture out onto your terrace, as the gentle sway of the rocking chairs with a warm blanket will be the most perfect way to start the day. 

Dressed in Vines

Nestled in the middle of Mallorca, this charming finca awaits in the traditional town of Llubí – home to historic windmills and storybook streets. Amid the countryside, you'll find plenty of walking trails and cycle paths to get you out among nature like a local. If you plan to stay here during November, you can even enjoy La Fira de la Mel – the popular honey fair celebrated every third Sunday of the month.

Inside this stone-built villa, you'll open blue shutters each morning before heading down into a cosy lounge, complete with twin rocking chairs and an old-fashioned fireplace. In the leafy garden, there are several seating areas tucked away. We can just imagine you sipping on refreshing horchata de chufa after swimming lengths in your private pool. Or, why not escape the midday sunshine in this outdoor living area, where you can make plans for the coming days? Perhaps you'll end the evening with a barbecue supper at sunset.

Rustic Soul

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With vast countryside views, a private saltwater pool and peaceful rooms, this home hits all the right notes when it comes to a blissful island escape. There’s also a large terrace with an outdoor kitchen for dining alfresco and you’ll find each of the bedrooms comes with an en-suite bathroom – adding a wonderful sense of privacy. Parking is available for one car and you’ll find it’s just a short walk to the local cafes and restaurants of Búger. And for adventures further afield, it’s just a twenty-minute drive to the bay of Alcúdia and the nearest beaches. 

Tranquil Luxury

Located in the centre of Mallorca, this rural bolthole suits a couple or a solo traveller seeking some peace and quiet. The home is part of a complex with a communal swimming pool and barbecue, but you’ll have your own terrace for enjoying light meals in the sunshine. While there is a kitchenette here, there isn’t an oven, so if you fancy a feast, we recommend making a beeline for the restaurants in nearby Costitx. When a trip to the beach is in order, Playa del Muro is a thirty-minute drive away.


The Flawless Soul

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Tucked away in Maria de la Salut – a small hilltop town in central Mallorca – this cosy home for two is a wonderful pied-à-terre. Modern comfort and traditional style blend beautifully, with crisp, clean interiors that enhance the beauty of the traditional stonework of the terrace. 

Though the quiet, leafy setting of the house lends itself to rest and relaxation, you’re not far from the fun. Drive just nineteen minutes to reach Can Picafort, a gorgeous white sand beach with the crystal clear waters you think of when planning a trip to Mallorca. To really get a feel for how locals live, on Wednesdays head to Sineu and its authentic and historic market. In nine minutes you can be browsing local produce and livestock at a market that’s taken place for over 700 years. 

If you’ve loaded up on fresh veggies and seafood, you’ll be grateful for the modern kitchen at the villa. Open up the sliding doors and enjoy a glass of wine while your paella is simmering. Dine under the stars, and spend the night spotting constellations and making memories. 


Sunbeams On Stone

With its palm-lined streets, baroque-style architecture, and rich history of leather making, the bustling town of Inca may not be the prettiest in Mallorca, but it certainly packs a punch in character. Nestled at the foot of the UNESCO protected Tramuntana mountain range, the town's rugged landscape boasts many cycling trails. It's also conveniently close to the motorway with handy transport links that will have you in Palma city centre in around thirty minutes.

You'll find this delightful home just a seven-minute drive from Inca, tucked away in picturesque pastures of olive groves. Here, nature takes centre stage. An emerald lawn primed to perfection forms the grounds of this home, while a border of towering palms and lush foliage guarantees privacy. We love the large private pool, with crystalline waters providing an oasis from the Balearic sun. You'll love spending time here, enjoying a refreshing swim before sun-bathing poolside on one of the many lounge chairs. If you fancy a beach day, the soft white sands of Playa de Alcúdia are less than thirty minutes away by car. 

Spread out across two separate units, this home is ideal for large groups. You'll find the open plan kitchen and dining room by the pool, where sunlight streams through large windows, creating an inviting gathering place. Cook up a feast on the rustic pizza oven and outdoor barbecue and dine alfresco on the sun-drenched patio. Inside the second building, you'll find the lounge and sleeping quarters. After a busy day exploring, retreat here for cosy evenings around the wood-burning fire. 

Botanical Breeze

Located just outside Inca on the island of Mallorca, this stone villa is a secluded oasis surrounded by wild, rugged palms and lush greenery on all sides. Inside, you’ll be struck by the beautiful flagstone walls that look like a giant geometric jigsaw. Rustic charm and modern furniture create a warm, inviting space where you’ll want to kick back with a glass of wine and curl up by the fire on cooler nights. With their white walls, wood-framed windows and vintage reading lamps, the bedrooms feel wonderfully traditional in their clean simplicity. Outside, a dazzling pool just begs to be jumped into, while the sun-loungers are perfect for catching rays with a good book. Fire up the barbecue for an alfresco dinner or head inside to the sleek, modern kitchen for homemade tapas and sangria. With Inca’s bevy of bars, restaurants and shops under ten minutes by car, plenty of local wine tours to enjoy and Ca'n Picafort beach a thirty-five-minute drive, this is the perfect base from which to explore Mallorca's many marvellous sights. 


Hernando's Hideaway

Rooftop Terrace

With two alfresco dining areas, a panoramic roof terrace, and plenty of sun-kissed spots ideal for lounging, this Mallorcan villa embraces the best of outdoor living. The entire home revolves around the courtyard, where a swimming pool invites you to take a dip first thing in the morning. As you can imagine, the interiors are breezy and bright – expect natural decor, a mix of rustic and contemporary design, and floor-to-ceiling windows showing off the countryside scenery. Keen to explore? Platja de Muro is just a ten-minute drive away, perfect for beach days.

Blue Sea Breeze

Unwind under blue skies and Balearic sun. This villa is set in the peaceful town of Inca, away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Spend your days by the pool, have lunch at one of the two outdoor dining tables, and while away the afternoons lazily lounging on the terrace. For a perfect alfresco dinner under the stars, fire up the barbecue and grab a bottle of chilled white wine. 

There's also a smart marble island in the kitchen that invites you to put together a gourmet starter or two. There's plenty to do at this home, and you may not want to leave your peaceful oasis, but if you want a taste of Mallorca, get into your car and take the half–hour drive to the rugged coastline, where sweeping cliffs and white–sand beaches await.

Adriana

Helipad

This exquisite 17th-century castle has been restored to its former glory. It’s a stunning holiday home with every amenity you could wish for – including space to land a helicopter. There’s a small chapel and a large function room where you can host private parties, and a swimming pool in the 150-acre manicured grounds. Cook in the outdoor kitchen after strolling through the orchards and olive groves, or soak up the sun on one of the terraces. The villa is beautifully put together, with elegant en-suite bedrooms and two kitchens. 

Antique Glory

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Nestled in the island's wine region, you'll be staying adjacent to a large vineyard. As for fresh-air hangouts at home, the outdoor living space centres around the pool. But we also love the dining options on the roof terrace, promising views of the Serra de Tramuntana. Take your siestas inside a 19th-century finca, retaining its rustic character. Little ones are looked after thanks to the baby cot and high chair provided. Fancy a drive? Nearby country towns offer heaps of Mallorcan charm.

La Fluja

Right in the heart of Llubi where you’re surrounded by a variety of restaurants, this home not only has the foodie’s needs at heart, but beach lovers will delight in knowing the ocean lies only 17 km away. 

When you’re not out sampling the local cuisine or spending your days in the surf and sand of Playa del Muro, you can find peaceful refuge between this villa’s four walls. Although, some might argue that the tranquillity can actually be found outside where the terrace overlooks rolling hills and the verdant green of native foliage. Spend days on the sun lounger, peeking out over the top of whichever book you’re reading to see the horizon. When it gets a little too hot, take a dip, swimming out to the edge of the pool so you never lose sight of the landscape.

The loggia houses a basic kitchen where you can put tapas together to enjoy alfresco at the table. Afterwards, take your glass of wine to the comfortable outdoor sofa and spend long, lazy afternoons enjoying the warmth from a shady position. Stay out there for long after, simply enjoying each other’s company, a fine vintage, and the sparkling stars after dark.

The Deep Blue Lookout

Surrounded by the peace and tranquillity of the Mallorcan countryside, this contemporary farmhouse is traditional stone on the outside, and modern minimalism on the inside. You'll find exposed beams paired with glass balustrades, and a pared back design with pops of bright colour and geometric prints to add a hint of playfulness. Plus, there's an inner courtyard featuring the original stone, a stone that features at surprise moments through the home. Ideal for larger parties, there’s space for everyone outside around the pool, where you’ll find comfortable sun loungers that beg to be napped on and a covered terrace that’s perfect for alfresco dinners. Close to the historic town of Jornets, in the surrounding area you’ll find wineries and olive oil farms to visit for tours and tastings, as well as herb shops and other artisanal wares. With your herbs and olive oil bought, cook up a storm in the large modern kitchen, and ease into a blissful summer evening on a wondrous island.

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