To simply call the green oasis around Son Jan Nou a garden would be an unforgivable understatement: garden kingdom is a better word, because where the natural plot with olive trees, palm trees, stone fountains and planted flower pots ends, the forest begins. Here you are completely undisturbed. You can reach the magnificent XL pool, which is slightly lower than the villa, via the impressive flight of steps: lay a few towels in the large, covered outdoor kitchen, swim a few lengths in the cool morning air and relax on the sun loungers in front of the stone wall while you let the sun warm you up. Perhaps a sumptuous breakfast is waiting for you on the long wooden table on the veranda and you can relax with family or friends in your little holiday (or fairytale) world. But what would paradise be without its little flaws? The road noise will occasionally remind you that the Ma-13 is nearby, but you'll certainly appreciate how easy it is to get from A to B and reach attractive destinations and sunny beaches.
Wide driveway, sweeping staircases, striking curves: it's hard to believe that Son Jan Nou is newly built and all the rooms are on one level. It also gives the feeling of an old, romantic villa that many generations have visited (and apparently all left their sun hats behind). The interior remains quite traditional so as not to overshadow the exterior splendour. Dark and light-coloured wood in the living and sleeping areas as well as in the kitchen provides warmth and cosiness, while a large arched door between the couch and dining area opens onto the terrace. The two modern bathrooms (one en-suite) have a shower tray, complemented by the outdoor shower by the pool. In the hallway you will find a small bookshelf with plenty of reading material so you can travel light. The small village of Campanet, 2 km away in the hilly countryside at the foot of the Serra de Tramuntana, hides the green Villa Son Jan Nou and its enchanting property. The Ma-13 motorway takes you from Inca almost to the front door and then continues to Alcúdia and the La-Victòria peninsula, each with a large bay and numerous playas on the right and left. The larger Sa Pobla can be reached in 10 minutes by car. In the narrow streets of the old town you will find shops, restaurants, cafés and pretty boutiques, and you can stock up your fridge at the weekly market in Campanet.
This is a Fincallorca holiday home.
Wide driveway, sweeping staircases, striking curves: it's hard to believe that Son Jan Nou is newly built and all the rooms are on one level. It also gives the feeling of an old, romantic villa that many generations have visited (and apparently all left their sun hats behind). The interior remains quite traditional so as not to overshadow the exterior splendour. Dark and light-coloured wood in the living and sleeping areas as well as in the kitchen provides warmth and cosiness, while a large arched door between the couch and dining area opens onto the terrace. The two modern bathrooms (one en-suite) have a shower tray, complemented by the outdoor shower by the pool. In the hallway you will find a small bookshelf with plenty of reading material so you can travel light. The small village of Campanet, 2 km away in the hilly countryside at the foot of the Serra de Tramuntana, hides the green Villa Son Jan Nou and its enchanting property. The Ma-13 motorway takes you from Inca almost to the front door and then continues to Alcúdia and the La-Victòria peninsula, each with a large bay and numerous playas on the right and left. The larger Sa Pobla can be reached in 10 minutes by car. In the narrow streets of the old town you will find shops, restaurants, cafés and pretty boutiques, and you can stock up your fridge at the weekly market in Campanet.
This is a Fincallorca holiday home.