Valeria is a charming villa in a great location just a little over 1 km from the historic town of Pollenca, with stunning views of the Puig de Maria and surrounding countryside. The entrance hall has an open archway into the open plan living/dining area comfortably furnished with a deep sofa and chairs and dining table and chairs. Valeria is a charming villa in a great location just a little over 1 km from the historic town of Pollenca, with stunning views of the Puig de Maria and surrounding countryside. The entrance hall has an open archway into the open plan living/dining area comfortably furnished with a deep sofa and chairs and dining table and chairs. The galley style kitchen has a good run of polished granite work space topping pine cabinets and there is a full gas cooker and fridge freezer. At this level is also the single bedroom and family bathroom. The master bedroom, where French doors give direct access to the lovely pool area for that early morning dip, has a nicely tiled shower room en suite. On the first floor, the twin bedroom has low level windows peeping out from under the eaves to views across the valley and is particularly bright and airy. Stunning views of the surrounding wooded hillsides and across to Pollenca itself from the surrounding terraces are complemented by a lovely 8.5m x 4m pool with corner steps for easy entry. And although it is only a little over a kilometre into Pollenca, with its myriad of eating places, it will make an appealing choice to spend the evenings on these terraces accompanied by a simple barbecue. Parents of small children please note that there is a drop of 77 cms from the wall surrounding the pool. The villa and pool is for your private use only as well as the garden. Bed linen & towels are provided as well as pool towels. The cleaner will come in during your stay & change them, depending on how many days you are staying. All of this is included in the price. Freelance Villas provides a Digital Guide Book, which tells you all about the important things ie. WiFi codes, hot water systems, where to take your rubbish & how things generally work in the villa. Plus, you will find further details about places to go, beach maps and eating out guide. A local contact is provided to you for any issues you may experience whilst in the villa, and we at Freelance Villas can be contacted via AirBnB messaging. Pollenca, Mallorca (Majorca) El Pont Roma, the roman bridge on the edge of the town is living evidence of Pollencas Roman origins and subsequently each generation has left its mark without overwhelming this delightful small town. In this way, Pollenca has learned to accept and adapt to tourism without losing its soul and where, these days, at the vibrant Sunday morning market spilling out over the Placa Major, locals and tourists alike mingle between the wide varieties of stalls. Wandering through the narrow cobbled streets you will find many lovely old churches plus numerous small art galleries and handicraft shops. A pause for coffee and a pastry is recommended before climbing the tree lined Calvari steps - there are 365 of them, one for every day of the year - amply rewarded at the summit by panoramic views across to the northernmost tip of the island from the Calvari church! If you are here during Easter, then you will be lucky enough to witness the moving procession on Good Friday, when a figure of Christ is removed from a cross and carried down the steps by torchlight. The months of August and September have much to offer music lovers as Pollenca hosts its annual classical music festival with many concerts and at any time of year, bon viveurs will find a number of outstanding restaurants as well as small tapas bars tucked away behind the impressive central square. Outside the town the rolling countryside is excellent for walkers and for a day by the sea, Puerto Pollenca with its lovely beaches, is only a 5-minute drive away. Nearby there's a good but hilly 9-hole golf course. Vall de Pollenca, Mallorca The old road, through the beautiful Vall de Pollenca winds some 6 miles between the Pollenca Hills and the towering Tramuntana Mountains, connecting Campanet to the picturesque Old Town of Pollenca. These days the road, now surpassed by the faster motorway, is used more by cyclist than vehicular traffic. Singled out for its beauty by the rich and famous the hillsides are discreetly scattered with rambling top notch villas, amongst which our Villas are tucked away enjoying this unsurpassed location from their more modest accommodation. El pueblo de Campanet, situado en el borde de las verdes y boscosas colinas de la Sierra de Tramuntana, es famoso por sus increíbles cuevas de piedra caliza, ¡que albergan la estalactita más larga del mundo! También es un buen punto de partida para un emocionante viaje hasta la montaña Monastry en Lluc a través del pintoresco pueblo de Caimari. Entre las calles estrechas del pueblo hay no menos de tres panaderías, así como un supermercado bien surtido y una tienda de delicatessen. La soleada plaza de la iglesia tiene una serie de bares y tiendas pequeñas, y es un lugar agradable para detenerse con un café por la mañana y una ensaimada azucarada antes de comenzar el día. También hay dos o tres bares que sirven auténticas tapas o comidas sencillas, pero el pueblo sorprendentemente ha permanecido como un remanso de paz, prácticamente al margen del turismo. En el otro extremo del valle, el pintoresco casco antiguo de Pollenca ha aprendido a aceptar y adaptarse con gusto al turismo, de modo que en el vibrante mercado del domingo por la mañana sobre la Plaça Major, tanto los locales como los turistas se mezclan entre la amplia variedad de puestos. Deambulando por las estrechas calles adoquinadas encontrará muchas iglesias antiguas y encantadoras, además de numerosas galerías de arte pequeñas y tiendas de artesanía. Se recomienda hacer una pausa para tomar un café y una pasta antes de subir los escalones de Calvari bordeados de árboles. Hay 365 de ellos, uno por cada día del año, ampliamente recompensados en la cima por las vistas panorámicas que se extienden al extremo norte de la isla desde el Calvari ¡Iglesia! Encontrará una serie de excelentes restaurantes, así como pequeños bares de tapas escondidos detrás de la impresionante plaza central. Para los compradores serios, la ciudad de Inca, famosa por sus artículos de cuero y con algunos excelentes restaurantes de bodega, se encuentra a 20 minutos en automóvil. Para una visita sin problemas a Palma, puede tomar un tren desde Sa Pobla, a 10 minutos en coche. Las playas más cercanas a Puerto Pollenca o el lado de la Bahía de Pollenca de la península de Alcanada son aprox. 20 minutos en coche. El campo de golf de Pollença está a menos de 15 minutos en coche. A car is needed to explore this beautiful area. Palma 59 km Included services - Swimming pool: Services available according to season Opening date: 28/03. Closing date: 02/11. Price: Included in the booking- tree-nation, 2x trees planted : Price: Included in the booking - Bed linen: Change each 7 days - Towels: Change each 7 days Optional services - Second High Chair: Price: EUR 30.00 per booking. - Second Cot : Price: EUR 30.00 per booking. - Baby high chair: Price: Included in the booking. - Cot/Crib: Price: Included in the booking.