Cozy finca "Es Bellveret"

Es Bellveret is a cozy finca with amazing peaceful views and a 15 meter long infinity pool of salt water ideal to relax and enjoy the Majorcan sun surrounded only by nature and the sound of birds. It is close to the towns of Manacor, Sant Llorenç and Artà as well as to many beaches.The style is a blend of modern and rustic decorated with traditional Mallorcan details. If you want to relax within the mountains and coasts of Mallorca do not hesitate to visit us.

Es Bellveret is a typical construction of Mallorca with tick stonewalls, wooden beams and high roofs. It has been recently renovated and the style combines typical Balearic architecture with modern decoration.

The house consists on:

Double room with a double king size bed (1,80m x 2,00m).

Double room with 2 individual beds (2 available options: together or separate). (2,20m x 2,00m) / (1,10m x 2,00m + 1,10m x 2,00m)

2 bathrooms (shower/ bathtub), hair dryers, hair straighteners, different sizes of towels.

Luminous living-room with plasma TV and chimney.

Fully equipped kitchen (oven, vitro, fridge, dishwasher, Nespresso coffee machine, toaster,electric squeezer, waffles machine and all the crockery you need.)

Lovely porch with dreamlike views.

Laundry with washing machine.

Satellite TV.

Heating.

Garage.

Barbeque.

Solarium.

Hammocks.

Plot size: 38.000 m2

Es Bellveret has a privileged location in a very quiet area with many options for cycling and hiking.

It is also close to many beaches:

Cala Millor (18 min)
Sa Coma (18 min)
Cala Romantica (17 min)
Cala Varques (17 min)
Sa Colonia (25 min)
Son Serra (25 min)

Closest towns:

-Manacor : second biggest town of Mallorca with plenty of restaurants and shops. Rafa Nadal Tennis Academy and Museum. (8 min)
-Sant Llorenç: lovely squares, coffee-shops, restaurants and bakeries(5 min)
-Artà: beautiful historic center, many restaurants and beautiful terraces. (15 min)
-Capdepera: historical village where originally had been a watchtower where the Castle of Capdepera stands today which was used to guard the coast. (20 min)