Son 3 | House in Mancor de la Vall with Pool

Location
This charming villa with private swimming pool in a mountain area, located in Mancor de la Vall, welcomes 6 people.
This is a very beautiful 242 m², one floor stoned-lined villa, typical Majorca style and it has a 4.5m x 2m private salt pool which is 1.60m deep. The views from this area are amazing. Around the swimming pool there are six deck chairs for chilling or enjoying the sun. The property has two furnished porches, ideal for you to celebrate meals with family and friends. The house also has a terrace with a table tennis. The plot of this lovely cottage is fenced and there are no direct neighbours. You can find a welcoming kitchen- dining room at the entrance of the house. In the kitchen you will find all the necessary amenities for cooking easily. Beside the kitchen, at the living room, you will be able to watch the satellite TV, rest, or specially in the winter, enjoy the firewood heater. There is a washing machine, an iron and an iron board.The environment is very nice and quiet. Mancor de la Vall is a little town at the Majorcan Serra de Tramuntana, which makes it ideal for a big range of activities and trips through the mountains.This village is situated at a short distance from Inca, one of the most important villages of Majorca, due to its leather tradition and shoe industry. Every Thursday in Inca you can also go to the weekly market, which is very important and famous around all the island. Some of the bays that you can visit are located at the little villages of the Sierra de Tramuntana, like Estellencs, Banyalbufar, Deià, etc. If what you prefer is a white and fine grained sand beach, you can visit Alcudia's beaches, where you will be able to practice a big range of water sports like kitesurf, windsurf, water bikes and diving.Pets are not welcome.Events celebrations are not allowed.For possible extra fees, contact the advertiser.There are three parking spaces outside.Distances:Beach: 38km- Port d'AlcúdiaAirport: 43.5km - PalmaGolf course: 38.6km - Golf AlcanadaVillage: 2km - Mancor de la VallTrain Station: 7.8km - IncaBus Stop: 2km - Mancor de la VallFerry: 38km - Port d'AlcúdiaHospital: 8km - IncaTourist license: ETV/4203There's a mandatory tourist tax in Balearic Islands, called Ecotasa. All guests, except people under 16 years, have to pay this tax. The amount varies between 0.55€/night and guest during the low season and 2.2€/night and guest during the high season .The tax is reduced by half from the 9th day for your stay. Guests will receive an email 7 days prior to arrival with mandatory general deposit payment information. The deposit is payable by credit card via a secure link within 24 hours after receiving the email. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
Surroundings
Majorca, the largest island of the Balearic Islands, is reminiscent of seaside resorts, but there are many other ways to enjoy both the coast and the inland, especially in autumn and winter, when the masses of tourists have disappeared and the temperature is higher. is suitable for outdoor activities. You can explore the Tramuntana Mountains for a week on foot or by bicycle, which runs along the west of Mallorca. Or you can visit some of the wineries in the center of the island, where you can enjoy traditional local wines. You can also visit a farm by cycling or walking, where you can learn how to make the sobrasada or mallorquín pork sausage.
Here you will find great places to eat. Mallorcan chefs prepare traditional recipes that are adapted to modern tastes. There are six Michelin star restaurants on the island. This renewed enthusiasm for the local cuisine is also evident in all restaurants in Mallorca.
Even if you have been to the island several times, there is always more to discover, especially by exploring the lush inland and the spectacular coastline.
Usually the beach holiday season starts in May and ends in October, but the island is also beautiful in spring when the almond trees are in bloom. Outside the hottest months of July and August, the Balearic Islands are ideal for an active holiday, with lots to see if you are interested in plants or birds, or if you want to discover the local culture.
Although most beach resorts are closed during the winter months, Mallorca is an ideal location for a year-round holiday. If you want to do more than just lie on the beach, take advantage of the low winter prices and enjoy the taste of a real life in the Balearic Islands.
Conditions
There's a mandatory tourist tax in Balearic Islands, called Ecotasa. All guests, except people under 16 years, have to pay this tax. The amount varies between 0.55€/night and guest during the low season and 2.2€/night and guest during the high season .The tax is reduced by half from the 9th day for your stay.