Villa SP5193

You will find this 4-bedroom villa which has a barrow-loads of country charm alongside striking design choices. The villa is a contemporary design country house which is very popular with multi-generation groups due to the strategic layout of the interiors and spacious exteriors. The interior design is sophisticated but retains its traditional Spanish charm of ‘Maresc’ stone and typical traditional arches throughout. Such a rural setting is complimented further by the typical ambience of the sleepy Mallorquin local village of Santa Margalida.

A notable entrance hall greets you with an impressive feature well, grand staircase to the first floor and access into the cosy open plan lounge/dining area with a subtle colour scheme of white, beige and orange tones. This light and airy room, with typical Mallorcan stone wall, leads directly out to the garden lawn and boasts a long wooden farmhouse style table and chairs which is perfect for inside dining. An archway leads to the modern style fully equipped kitchen with breakfast bar, twin bedroom with en-suite shower room. Completing the ground floor living, you will also find a gym with various types of exercise equipment and utility area, which leads directly out to the swimming pool and terrace.

On the first floor, you will find 3 double bedrooms with predominantly modern furnishings with a classic twist. One with en-suite shower room and the others share a mosaic style full bathroom. All bedrooms have air conditioning and heating and boast views over the surrounding countryside. There is an extra communal area on this floor which offers an eight-seater TV room with facilities of Smart TV/ Netflix/X-Box one also a table and chairs used as a games/communal play area. The villa also offers panoramic views over the rugged horizon from a stunning first-floor balcony. Perfect for watching the sunset and offering the opportunity to enjoy your own relaxation spot.

The orientation of the sun terraces and garden offer uninterrupted sunbathing, from mid-morning right through until sunset. Parents will appreciate the opportunity to easily supervise younger party members either from the pergola seating adjacent to the swimming pool, hot tub/jacuzzi or the shaded seating/dining terrace that runs the length of the front façade. The spacious chill-out sun loungers is perfect for sunbathing whilst remaining fully in tune with the general holiday pool activity.

The saltwater swimming pool, which is over average size; 12m x 5m, with metal steps for access, will offer hours of fun for all the family and the opportunity to cool off during the hot months. A perfect outdoor extra is a jacuzzi adjacent to the swimming pool, which is heated from mid-September – April. There is also an outdoor WC for convenience, and the exteriors also offer a ping pong table, football goal posts, darts and 2 x BBQ’s (gas and charcoal). With 3 hi-fi systems, you can enjoy background music out by the swimming pool, which enhances the outdoor vibe, or whilst preparing food in the kitchen.

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This is a magnificent property is located in the north of the island only a few minutes away by car from Can Picafort and Alcúdia with its divine coves. There are 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, and it can accommodate up to 8 people

Ground Floor

• Large living room with satellite TV and access to the patio
• Open plan dining area for eight people
• Fully equipped kitchen with breakfast bar and access to the patio
• Fitness area
• Bedroom with two single beds (100x200cm) and en-suite shower room

First Floor

• Cinema area with fully-equipped entertainment system comprising a DVD and CD player, Internet and Netflix access
• Open plan dining and sitting area for eight people and access to a terrace
• Family bathroom
• Master bedroom with king-size bed (180x200cm) and en-suite shower room
• Bedroom with king-size bed (180x200cm)
• Bedroom with king-size bed (180x200cm)

Exterior Grounds

• Private swimming pool (12 x 5 m large, 1.7 m deep, sloping saltwater)
• Large garden and patio area
• Outdoor dining
• Covered terrace
• Various sun loungers and parasols
• Two day beds
• Outdoor shower
• Barbecue
• Private parking

Additional Facilities

• Wi-Fi connection
• Smart TV
• X-Box One
• Air conditioning
• Heating
• Washing machine
• Jacuzzi
• Cot and high chair (upon request)

Santa Margarida’s famous church was originally constructed in1232. Before receiving a major renovation in the late 16th century. Adorned in Baroque style decoration and housing an incredible Gothic altarpiece, the ornate architecture and decoration is simply breath-taking, and has stood the test of time. Definitely worth a visit !

Santa Margalida is located in the northern plains of Mallorca. Although located in the countryside, you are still within close proximity of the long stretches of fine sand beaches of Playas De Muro (13km) and Son Serra De Marina. It’s privileged location also offers popular sights such as Pollensa, Alcudia and other villages like Sineu, Llubi and Colonia St Pedro. If you are after some activities, you can find golf, horse-riding and walking routes closeby.

While the coastal areas cater to tourists and have a full service of grocery stores, Santa Margalida has a traditional historic village that dates back to Roman times, and unlike other towns still grows much of its own produce, with many of its inhabitants working within the agricultural industry. With a food market, every Tuesday and Saturday the Santa Margalida residents offer the tourists the best options of fresh fruits vegetable and local produce.

La Beata is the local village fiesta and falls on the first Sunday in September and consists of a typical Mallorca procession. It begins in the morning with demons racing through the streets of the town to wake up the locals with a sound of the bells work on their clothing. Once night falls the procession begins with the Beata at the head, and it is paraded through the streets accompanied by locals dressed as peasant farmers, marching bands and carnival floats representing different moments of the saint’s life. The highly distinctive procession ends with demons smashing vases in the church square.