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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

For a stress-free break in the sun, you can’t do better than this luxury finca. It’s a serviced holiday home, so a dedicated team of staff will be on-hand to prepare your meals and help make your stay memorable for all the right reasons. The setting in the mountains of Alaro adds to the relaxing vibe – as you sip sunset cocktails on the terrace or swim in the private heated pool, you’ll be able to admire views of Castell d’Alaro and the Tramuntana Mountains. The home dates back to 1350 but has been lovingly refurbished into an elegant escape, equipped with all the modern comforts you might need – including a sauna, gym, and badminton court. 


Balearic Splendour

If you're after a rural escape then this restored Mallorcan finca is ideal. Located in the heart of the island's wine region, not far from Sencelles, the refined estate delivers a calm sanctuary for rest and relaxation. With spacious bedrooms, generous open-plan living areas and a modern kitchen, there's plenty of space for group getaways. Outside is where the home really shines, though, with a saltwater pool, wood fired pizza oven and plenty of quiet spots to relax. When it comes time to explore, you're less than half an hour's drive from some of the island's best beaches. 

The Quiet Abode

If you’re looking for a home with a sea view, this Mallorcan villa delivers. You’ll be able to wake up to water vistas from the main bedroom and enjoy the scenery from the terrace. Another highlight is the home’s south-facing position, meaning you can soak up the sun all day long, whether you’re relaxing by the private pool or dining alfresco. Heading inside, the traditional decor won’t be everyone’s cup of tea, but we think the beamed ceilings and rustic furnishings give the villa plenty of character. Location-wise, you’re in the picturesque village of Deià, with bars and restaurants just a five-minute stroll away.

Stone Summit View

For those in search of the quiet simplicity and slow pace of rural living, this traditional Finca has everything you could need for an authentic island retreat. 

Nestled between Santa Margalida and the beaches of Can Picafort, you’ll find a welcoming space filled with charm and character. From the original features to the rugged textures and earthy tones, walking through this former farmhouse feels like entering another time. But it’s the sense of heritage and tradition, that makes this home unique. 

Upstairs, there’s an impressive roof terrace where you can savour the mesmerising views across the mountains, while the garden and swimming pool welcome you to enjoy the tranquillity of this secluded setting. 

From here, it’s just a short atmospheric drive to the coastal city of Can Picafort, where you’ll find an abundant selection of shops, restaurants, bars and cafes. Whether you’re in search of a bustling beachside atmosphere or an escape from the crowds, Playa de Muro stretches across six kilometres of coastline and makes the perfect setting for a day by the sea. 

Sol y Tierra

This rustic country home is located on the outskirts of Algaida, affording you a perfectly peaceful setting. While the small town of Algaida itself can be reached within seven minutes by car. Here, you will find narrow streets flanked by sandstone buildings, a central square with a pretty 15th-century church, and plenty of restaurants serving local, traditional cuisine. The town is also famous for the windmills which dominate its skyline, and on the outskirts, you can even visit the Gordiola Glass factory, housed in an 18th-century castle, where you can watch glass blowing in a workshop with majestic arches and beautiful stained-glass windows. 

Begin your days here with breakfast alfresco under the shade of the awning. Lounge in the sunshine before taking a dip in the cooling waters of your private pool, while your children enjoy the playhouse and swings. Then, why not head out for a day of exploring and adventures. 

Play a round of golf at the course just a twelve-minute drive away or go horse riding at the equestrian ranch – a short six-minute drive away. Go shopping at Mallorca Fashion outlet – a twenty-minute drive away, or head to Palma for the day – reachable by car in twenty-five minutes – where you can see Palma’s gothic cathedral, wander the maze-like streets of Palma’s old town, hop on the Soller Railway for a scenic trip, enjoy the nightlife, and much more. 

Spend beach days at Ca’n Pastilla or explore the area's heritage by visiting the archaeological site of Santuari Talaiòtic de Son Corró – an eighteen-minute drive away. Or, why not visit Jardins d’Alfàbia, a former estate with a Gothic-style home and 18th-century water fountains surrounded by stunning gardens of palm trees.

At dinner time, try one of the many restaurants not far away from this home that can be reached within six minutes by car, or cook something delicious on the barbecue, and dine alfresco poolside as the sun sets.

Casa de Campo Rústica

Hidden away amid Mallorcan mountains and Mediterranean vegetation, this villa benefits from a perfectly peaceful spot close to the northernmost point of the island and offers plenty of ways to bask in this tranquillity.

On summer afternoons, the swimming pool in the middle of the garden is sure to see plenty of visits, but there's also a ping-pong table and lots of loungers if you want to stay on dry land. When evening time rolls around, what better way to toast a productive day than lighting up the barbecue and feasting on the fruits of your labour on the plant-lined verandah?

Inside, the living quarters feel bright and airy, thanks to the large glass doors letting in ample amounts of natural light and an open layout that lets this asset flow about unimpeded. The furnishings and finishes are simple in style, with only the patches of exposed stonework and terracotta tiles in keeping with traditional Baleric design – the wood-burning stove in the living room is rather rustic, too.

When you're in the mood to see a little more of Mallorca, the beach town of Puerto Pollensa is 1km away, with lots of bars and restaurants to tide you over after a day on the seaside. Further inland, you'll find a wide selection of hilly hiking routes and golf courses, as well.

Life's Rich Pageant

Surrounded by olive trees with beautiful views across the mountains, this 19th-century home makes the perfect setting for an idyllic island escape. Outside, leisurely days can be spent lounging by the private pool. There is also an outdoor kitchen, a vegetable garden and a neighbouring organic farm with fresh seasonal produce. Inside, there are three floors, several living rooms, games and a grand piano. You’ll also find each of the bedrooms comes with a en-suite bathroom – adding a wonderful sense of privacy. From here, you can stroll into the centre of Santa Maria in just ten-minutes, while Palma is just a twenty-minute drive away. 

Mediterranean Splendour

This fabulous period townhouse is a real find. Authentic, beautifully styled and packed with character, it's a homage to the city and its history. Set over five floors, including the stunning roof terrace, its green shuttered windows and balconies are in keeping with the area's traditional feel, and the interior, while stylish and comfortable, reminds us of a museum. Whites and terracotta tones make for a timeless feel, while architectural features like the marble staircase and beamed ceilings provide a backdrop to a collection of antiques, vintage artworks and local artefacts – some even displayed in cabinets. 

The living space is exquisite, with windows to three sides, a comfy sofa and an open plan kitchen and dining space, and although the kitchen isn't huge, the host has managed to pack in everything you could need. But we think you're likely to be eating on the roof terrace most evenings. With its own small preparation kitchen to save you lugging dishes up the stairs, this space is simply beautiful. Eat together at the little table, read on the sun loungers or just take in the views across the rooftops. Given some privacy by a series of screening curtains, it's a superb place to watch the sun go down with a good bottle of wine.

Cabinet of Curiosities

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

There is something grand and historic about this Mallorcan villa. Not only is it a veritable palace, but it’s just outside the historic heart of Soller, right next to a supermarket and a short stroll from traditional bars, restaurants and the winding streets of the town centre. From Soller, you can take the charming chocolate box tram to Port de Soller for a day at the beach, or head all the way to Palma in the other direction.

In the grounds of the villa, you’ll find Grecian-style columns lining the pool terrace and towering greenery secluding the garden from view. An inviting Roman-style swimming pool takes pride of place, surrounded by a perfectly manicured lawn. The stonework of the patio and an old well add an air of fairytale nostalgia, alongside twisting grapevines covering the iron arbour. Underneath, shaded by vines, you’ve got a plush seating area and dining for the whole group.

Inside, you’ll find a grand dining room with room for up to eighteen. Huge group meals can be cooked in the professional-style kitchen which wouldn’t look out of place in a Michelin-starred restaurant in sleek steel and chrome. Dark wood furniture like tea chests and ornately carved dressers give off a sense of grandeur. But it’s the bedrooms that really made us feel like we were in a palace – think four-posters beds and headboards swathed with satin curtains. 

Palatial Dream

For those in search of an easy-going coastal escape, this minimalist home delivers a practical solution. It’s just a short stroll from Son Bauló beach (500 metres away), and you’ll find shops and restaurants close by. We suggest hiring a car to explore the beautiful beaches further along the coast – Port d'Alcúdia and Playa de Muro are less than a twenty-minute drive away. Your host can also help arrange car rentals, as well as nice extras like private chefs and spa treatments. There are steps leading down to the terrace and pool, so children will need to be supervised here but overall there’s plenty of space to stretch out and spend quality time together. 

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Sol yTierra

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IN THE
NIGHT GARDEN

BALEARIC
SPLENDOUR

THE QUIET
ABODE

Stone Summit
View

Sol y
Tierra

Casa de
Campo Rústica

Life's Rich
Pageant

Mediterranean
Splendour

Cabinet of
Curiosities

Mediterranean
Muse

Palatial
Dream

Stone Summit
View

Sol y
Tierra

Casa de
Campo Rústica

Life's Rich
Pageant

Mediterranean
Splendour

Cabinet of
Curiosities

Mediterranean
Muse

Palatial
Dream

Sea of
Simplicity