Luxury villa with rental license between Pollensa and Alcudia Son Andreu is a wonderful, luxury villa with a rental license for up to 12 guests, in the countryside between Pollensa and Alcudia, and is not far from either old town, or from the Pollensa golf course. Constructed in 2006, the exterior of the villa is thoroughly Majorcan with a beautiful stone façade and a grand porch overlooking the pool. The elegant interiors have some lovely traditional elements but the mood is more contemporary, providing absolute comfort in beautiful spaces that offer everything you could ask for. Outdoors a medley of terraces offer sun or shade and space for al fresco eating, The mature garden, lush lawns and a fabulous pool invite to fun and games, cooling off and having the best life. A generous layout on the ground floor includes the entrance hall, a large, bright living room, a modern, fully fitted kitchen and the dining area, separate utility room, three big bedrooms with private bathrooms as well as an office/bedroom/tv snug with an adjacent toilet and shower. On the upper floor are also three double bedrooms including the master bedroom, two share a large terrace overlooking the pool and garden, two have on suite bathrooms and a third bathroom is separate but still private. The property is a luxury investment opportunity for a discerning buyer demanding a captivating piece of real estate that is authentic, absolutely comfortable and profitable if required. The borough of Alcudia also including the town of Alcudia in the north of Mallorca, the largest of the Balearic Islands, is very well connected to the main road network and is at only a 45 minute drive from Palma and the airport. Flanked by the bays of both Pollensa and Alcudia with a total of 30 kilometers of coastline that includes the beautiful sand beach "Playa de Alcudia", Alcudia is an excellent tourist destination for families. With a population of almost 20.000 residents, Alcudia has been characterized by its historic center and well-preserved walls since the fourteenth century. The small, traffic free streets are home to a range of boutique hotels, a town market with local products takes place in the center every Sunday and Tuesday, and of course there are a wide range of restaurants, bars and shops that are open throughout the year. Alongside the modern infrastructure the traditional festivals continue to play a big part in town life, such as Sant Antoni in January, the Sepia fair in April, the Feast of St. James in June and the Alcudia Fair in October, etc. Perfect for year round living with great amenities, such as health centers, Juaneda hospital, library, schools, and there is even an international "My School" in nearby Sa Pobla. Other attractions include Alcanada Golf course, Puerto de Alcudia, Barcarés - a quiet residential area in front of the sea with villas and houses that are mainly owned by locals. Bonaire with its Puerto Cocodrilo (a small marina) and wonderful villas many with breathtaking views of the Bay of Pollensa, and the fantastic coves of Mal Pas. Home to the lucky few and a little further inland is Son Fe, a beautiful country side area.