A Terrace Above Pollença

Pollença, Mallorca, Mallorca, Spain

Pollença Old TownRooftop TerraceRental Licence

€895,000

4 bedrooms · 3 bathrooms · 210 m² interior · 100 m² land

Why We Selected It

A Terrace Above Pollença, context detail

Pollença is the most sought-after town in northern Mallorca — a place of narrow stone streets, the Calvari steps and a Sunday market that draws the whole island. What sets this house apart is not the position alone but the way it has been kept: traditional charm — terracotta floors, exposed beams, a blue-painted built-in fireplace — paired with contemporary designer furniture and a palette that feels considered rather than staged. It works as a permanent home, but the real advantage is structural: a full-year holiday rental licence for six guests, which covers maintenance and generates genuine additional income from a market where licences are increasingly hard to obtain. A small garage on the ground floor, a roof terrace with views over the rooftops to the Tramuntana, and four bedrooms arranged over three floors make it a complete, finished holding rather than a project.

The Home

A Terrace Above Pollença, interior detail

Traditional townhouse over three floors in the historic centre · Designer-furnished, move-in ready, with holiday rental licence (6 pax)

A four-bedroom townhouse in the historic heart of Pollença, blending traditional Mallorcan character with designer interiors across three floors — rooftop terrace with Tramuntana views, a garage, and a holiday rental licence for six. Around 210 m², fully furnished and ready to move into.

Around 210 m² of constructed space on a 100 m² plot, arranged over three floors with four bedrooms and three bathrooms.
The ground floor has a living/dining room with terracotta floors and patterned rugs, a fully equipped rustic kitchen, and a bathroom; a small garage sits beside it with potential to enlarge.
The first floor holds three double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes and a single bedroom, plus a family bathroom; one of the larger bedrooms opens onto a romantic terrace.
The second floor has a utility room, a study or games room that could become a fourth bedroom, and a large roof terrace with views over Pollença's rooftops to the Tramuntana mountains.
A blue-painted built-in fireplace with open shelving anchors the sitting room; the dining area opens through arched doorways to the living space.
A recently installed cooling and heating system serves every bedroom; the house comes with designer furniture and is ready to move into.

Life Here

The old town

A short walk from the Calvari steps and Pollença's main square, with its lively Sunday market, cafés and restaurants.

The mountains

Pollença sits at the foot of the Tramuntana — the roof terrace looks straight across the rooftops to the range.

The licence

A full-year holiday rental licence for six guests covers running costs and adds a real income stream in a market where licences are scarce.

Access

Palma airport is around 45 minutes by road; the beaches and coves of the north coast are a short drive.

Our Perspective

Why it works

A finished, designer-furnished townhouse in Pollença's historic centre with a genuine holiday rental licence — the combination of turnkey condition, structural income and a protected village location is rare in a market where licences are no longer easy to obtain.

Ownership case

Northern Mallorca's old towns have fixed supply and rising international demand, and a licensed six-person rental here runs through a long season. The licence alone — increasingly hard to replicate — turns this from a holiday home into an asset that helps pay for itself.

What makes it special

The roof terrace with its view over Pollença's rooftops to the Tramuntana, the blue-painted fireplace built into the living room, and the fact that it comes furnished and licensed — not a renovation project, but a working, income-generating home.

Best suited for

A buyer who wants a stylish, move-in-ready Mallorca base that can also earn — equally suited to year-round living, a family holiday home, or a managed rental in one of the island's most desirable towns.