
For Sale
4 Bedroom, 3 Bathrooms
Build: 330m2 Plot: 900m2
Pollença
Guide Price €4,000,000
There are houses that offer a fine view, and then there are houses from which the landscape becomes part of everyday life. This is one of the latter.
Set high on the historic Calvario steps above Pollença, this beautiful home occupies one of the most coveted positions in the old town. From its terraces and principal rooms, the view takes in the rooftops of Pollença, the Puig de Maria and, beyond, the sweep of the Bay of Pollença. It is an unusually privileged outlook, and one that changes beautifully with the light.




This is the house that has that perfect balance; village life on the doorstep, complete tranquillity within. Restaurants, cafés and the main square are close enough to become part of the daily routine, while the property itself feels entirely private.
Inside, the atmosphere is elegant. The layout of the kitchen offers sociable dining for those who love to cook as well as a more formal dining room.
The main living accommodation is located on the first floor to maximise the mesmerising views. Divided between a more formal sitting room and a smaller, cosier snug this is a home for year round enjoyment.
Wooden beams, fireplaces and a wood-burning stove bring a sense of warmth and character to the rooms.
Downstairs, you will find three en-suite bedrooms, two with access to a terrace for that first daily glimpse of Mallorcan life. A fourth bedroom is located in a separate casita in the grounds alongside utility room. An arrangement that works particularly well for visiting friends, older children or anyone wanting a little more independence.
There are several places to eat and sit, but the two dining terraces are particularly special. As the day progresses, the view shifts from the mountains and village below towards the changing colours of the bay. It is the sort of setting that encourages long lunches, late dinners and the pleasant habit of deciding not to go anywhere.
Pollença itself needs little introduction. One of Mallorca’s most characterful northern towns, it has retained much of its traditional architecture and local rhythm while developing an increasingly sophisticated collection of restaurants, galleries and cafés. The old streets lead towards the main square, while the surrounding countryside rises quickly towards the Tramuntana mountains.
The beaches and marina at Puerto Pollença are only a short drive away, as is the golf course, making the house equally suited to year-round living and long Mediterranean summers.
But the real attraction here is simpler.
The location.
Properties on the Calvario are rarely available, and the combination of privacy, walkability, views and architectural character is particularly difficult to replicate. This is not a house designed to impress for an afternoon. It is a house designed to be lived in — with the doors open, lunch stretching into the afternoon and Pollença spread out below.
A rare opportunity to own a substantial and characterful home in one of the most sought-after positions in northern Mallorca.