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Roure Villa, Alcúdia
4 bedroom Villa in Mallorca. Sleeps 7
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Set in Alcudia’s prestigious residential area of Bonaire, this comfortable villa is stylishly appointed and well laid out for family living. Famous for its spectacular panoramas, Bonaire radiates an air of opulence and of course, the higher you go the better the views.
Spread across three levels, this stylish villa welcomes you with a smart front door opening directly into a bright and airy open-plan living space. Large glass doors lead to a covered terrace and gated pool area, offering peace of mind for parents keen to relax while keeping a watchful eye on little explorers. Contemporary furnishings fill the space, complemented by a vibrant, avant-garde kitchen equipped with all modern conveniences. The bedrooms and bathrooms feature high-quality fittings, ensuring a comfortable and restful stay, while a lush border of trees, ferns, and colourful shrubs enhances the villa’s privacy.
A delightful extra awaits on the upper floor, where an enclosed roof terrace offers mesmerising views across the rooftops to the sparkling bay beyond. You may arrive with a novel in hand, but its pages will likely remain untouched as you find yourself captivated by the scenery.
The picturesque marina of Bonaire is perfect for a leisurely stroll along the moorings, accompanied by the gentle sound of sails clinking against their masts. Trendy waterfront restaurants overlooking the Bay of Pollença are sure to tempt you back more than once, while the adjacent shoreline is a snorkeller’s paradise. A small local store nearby ensures you can pick up any essentials you may have forgotten.
Just around the headland, the natural sandy beaches of Platja de Sant Pere and Platja de Sa Font de Sant Joan offer peaceful, unspoilt beauty. These sleepy bays awaken in June, as sunbeds are set out, a lifeguard arrives, and the chiringuito beach bar swings open its wooden shutters. Soon, the scent of sizzling tapas fills the air, accompanied by the soothing tones of chill-out music. A favourite with locals, these tranquil coves remain one of Alcudia’s best-kept secrets.
Nearby, the medieval town of Alcudia boasts an excellent selection of restaurants hidden among shaded plazas, boutique and craft stores, and a labyrinth of cobbled lanes rich in history. The lively local market, held weekly, is a must-visit. From here, the 6km stretch of Playa de Muro beckons with its white sandy shoreline, while the chic Port of Alcudia offers elegant dining, stylish cocktail bars, and the perfect spot to watch sleek yachts and sailboats come and go. For younger guests, a thrilling day at the local water park will no doubt find its way onto the holiday itinerary.
