Villa Manresa

The design villa impresses with modern purism and its great location directly on the crystal clear sea. The property, with an area of 1180 sqm, is located just north of Alcudia, in the Urbansiation Manresa, with a garden that reaches to the sea rocks and a large jacuzzi integrated on the terrace with sea view. This region has paradisiacal nature reserves to explore. In Alcudia, just 5 minutes away, or Sa Pobla, there are colorful shops, cafés and restaurants, as well as colorful week markets. The bay of Pollensa offers numerous beautiful beaches with crystal clear water.

This stylish design villa is one of those objects where a description in text form is almost superfluous, because the pictures speak their own language. If you are looking for the seaside and is looking for a special equipment, this house with a living space of 371 sqm is therefore already recommended without restriction. It is immediately apparent how excellent this house is, directly on the crystal clear sea. Its garden reaches directly to the rocks with a magnificent view of the Bay of Pollensa.

On the large terrace, which was sent into the house with included, there is an integrated jacuzzi with a view of the sea, a barbecue and stylish lounge furniture, on which you should be very good.At this place you can simply drop everything off! This area continues into a stone terrace which, in turn, is directly adjacent to the villa and leads to the garden which reaches openly to the rocks and the sea. From the terrace you get to the inside of the property, which is absolutely modern and high-quality, over large, bodententiefe glass doors. Straight lines, clear lines, lots of white in combination with strong blue and gentle beige and gray accents characterize the appealing look.

Built on two levels, the villa has a spacious living room with large windows and sea views, as well as an open, super-styled and high-quality kitchen with a dining room.On this floor we also find a bedroom with bathroom en suite, another room and a laundry room.

The upper floor houses another living room with sea view and overlooks the large terrace of the lower floor, and the large masterbedroom with dressing room and en suite bathroom with tub and shower. This room has direct access to a large private terrace, from where you can get a bridge to an office so you can easily work on the spot or stay in touch with friends and relatives. A staircase leads from here to the lower terrace. Two further bedrooms are also on the upper level, both with private bathroom, one with bunk beds. The bedrooms are equipped with high-quality beds and are air-conditioned, so that you can find comfortable nights in hot Mallorcan nights. Here you can wake up to the sea with a view of the sea.

The villa is located in a very quiet residential area, ideal for resting and enjoying the wonderful sea view and walks along the coast just minutes from Alcudia, its restaurants, supermarkets, shops and services.

ALCÚDIA

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Already founded in 123 BC as a Roman settlement under the name of Pollentia, Alcúdia is the oldest city in Majorca. The town name indicates the great Arab influence, which still characterizes the entire Balearic Islands to this day. It can be derived from the word "Al-Qudya", which means "the hill" from Arabic and gives a clue to the location of the historical city center on a mountain saddle.

Alcúdia is located on the north coast of Majorca, just 54 kilometers from the capital Palma de Mallorca. However, the historical city is hardly influenced by a tourist infrastructure, but is a popular destination for day-goers. With its imposing gates, the well-preserved city wall and lovingly restored buildings, the medieval city is definitely a worthwhile destination. The small pedestrian area of Plaça Constituçio is located in the center of Alcúdia. The centerpiece of the old town is the church of Sant Jaume, built in Gothic style.

History Alcúdia

Numerous archaeological finds prove that the area around Alcúdia has been populated since 2000 BC. In the year 123 BC,Took place after the conquest of the Balearic Islands by the Roman troops under consul Quintus Caecilis Metellus Balearicus the foundation of the city Pollentia. During the Moorish and Arab domination of Mallorca between 902 and 1229, Pollentia was no longer present. Name such as the design of today's city Alcúdia go back to this Muslim embossed period.

In 1282, Alcúdia, which initially existed as a country estate, was mentioned for the first time in documents. In the meantime, a settlement was established, which made King James II of Mallorca an administrative center. Still today, parts of the church and the old city wall are preserved, the construction of which begins around the end of the 13th century. In the following centuries, Alcúdia developed into a city center and was declared a city in 1523.The rulers expressed their gratitude for granting the city privileges to support the insurgent guilds and peasants during the revolt of 1521. The economic importance of Alcúdia declined with the 18th and 19th centuries; it was only in the thirties of the 20th century that the Historical city as a tourist destination revived.

Top5 travel tips for Alcúdia

With its enchanting, medieval flair and the impressive church of Sant Jaume, the beautifully restored old town of Alcúdia attracts many day-goers. Especially in the evening, the historic core comes to life when numerous lights give the Plaça Constituçio a very special atmosphere.The many restaurants, cafes and shops invite visitors to stay and enjoy. On Tuesdays and Sundays, the weekly market takes place, attracting tourists from the surrounding area.

The kilometer-long, fine white sand beach of Alcúdia knows how to thrill. In fact, Playa de Alcúdia has the reputation of being one of the cleanest beaches in the whole of Mallorca. In any case, the clear and pleasantly sloping water is ideal for family trips by the sea.

For those who are interested in history, there is plenty to discover in Alcúdia. Thus, in the picturesque neighborhood of the medieval town church and city wall, the excavations of the original Roman settlement Pollentia can be visited.The visitors are waiting for the remnants of an ancient residential district and the forum, which has been financed with fingertips. But the highlight of the archaeological site is the Roman theater. The archaeological museum , which is the visitors of the Roman occupation, contains further finds.

The Natural Park of S'Albufera is located on the northern border of Alcúdia . With over 200 bird species, numerous fish, insects and reptiles, this huge swamp area has the largest biodiversity in the Balearic Islands and has emerged from a lagoon. The well-developed hiking and biking trails make it easy to explore the park, as well as providing an insight into the undisturbed habitat of the animals at observation points.

A real secret tip for travelers with a sense of beauty is the Jakober Art Foundation and Gardens near Alcúdia. The non-profit art foundation offers visitors a beautifully designed sculpture park and rosengarten as well as a world famous collection of child portraits from the 16th to the 19th century. The Arabian-style main building houses an extensive collection of paintings, in addition to its exceptionally beautiful interior decoration.

Sports and leisure in Alcúdia

Friends of golf can get their money's worth in the Club de Golf Alcanada .The complex has the reputation of being one of the most beautiful golf courses in Majorca and offers a direct view of the sea in front of an impressive natural scenery. However, the club does not exclusively appreciate golfers: the cuisine of the adjoining restaurant is considered outstanding and serves an excellent lunch menu.

Well hidden in a bay is the Playa Coll Baix . Its crystal clear water and natural sandy beach can only be reached by boat or after a long hike over the wooded mountains. But the effort is worth it, far away from the tourist streams, you can enjoy nature here.

The wild forces of the wind on the north coast of Majorca can be detected directly with a kite.Beginners are supported by the teachers of kite Mallorca who, in their lessons with professional equipment and a lot of patience, approach their students individually.

Top-rated restaurants in Alcúdia

Located directly in the old town of Alcúdia is the C'an Costa in the Carrer St. Vicenç . The kitchen offers a mixture of typical Mallorcan and international dishes, served in a pleasantly rustic atmosphere. For the guests a lovingly furnished interior, a terrace facing the street and a quiet patio are available.

Traditional crafts, love of good taste and a passion for modern brewing technology link the brothers behind the Beer Lovers brewery in the historical center of Alcúdia. The beer brewers open their doors every Friday to the house of their grandparents, where the brewery is housed. A guided tour is recommended for every beer lover, who would like to get an insight into the art of the brewery. Then the quiet courtyard offers the ideal ambience to enjoy the beers.

The L'Arca restaurant is located in a splendid nineteenth- century town house.With its typical Mallorcan character, it is seamlessly integrated into the old city center of Alcúdia. The spacious inner courtyard, framed by the historic walls, offers a shady spot at noon and a romantic flair in the evening. The extensive menu offers something for every taste, while the kitchen focuses on the processing of fresh, seasonal products.