€ 5,900 Per month
1800 m2
800 m2
10
6
Ref. TMD-174
Modern family villa for long term rent in Santa Ponsa
This modern family villa is located in Santa Ponsa
The living area of approx. 800 m2 is spread on 3 levels. The property comprises a modern and spacious fitted kitchen with laundry room and access to a terrace, a living and dining room, 10 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms.
The equipment of this furnished rental property includes tiled floors, high-quality building materials and taps in the bathrooms and in every room, air conditioning hot/cold, a pool, a hobby room as well as several south-facing terraces.
The cost of the consumptions such as electricity, water and telephone are charged separately.
Location & surrounding area:
Santa Ponsa is located only 20 minutes from the island capital of Palma in the south-west of the island. The town centre is grouped around an elongated bay surrounded by rock walls, and numerous typical Mallorcan and international restaurants, cafés and shops are located on the promenade which is separated from the beach area by a road. The beautiful sandy beach is orientated to the west so the sun can be enjoyed until late in the evening. Santa Ponsa has a good, year-round infrastructure and is suitable both for long walks, boat trips, cycling tours, swimming, tennis and golf. Wimbeldon flair can be experienced on the tennis courts, where world tournament players competed at the opening in 2016, and a few minutes from the town centre is a picturesque yacht harbour, the Club Nautico. Santa Ponsa is today noted for its high standard of living, but also has historical importance. Near the town, on the Puig de Sa Morisca, was a Talaiot settlement dating from ancient times to the Moorish era. A little later, in the 13th century, Santa Ponça was the site of a major event for Mallorca – in September 1229 King Jaume I of Aragón landed with his army and led the reconquest of the island from the Moors and to commemorate this a monumental stone cross was erected. Every year during the first week of September the “Fiesta Rei En Jaume” takes place, the highlights of which are the reenactment of the battle and a procession.
