Mallorca · Cala Llombards
O-2640
Chalet in Cala Llombards - with pool, garden and ETV licence for 5 guests
€680,000
- 3Bedrooms
- 1Bathroom
- 65 m²Living area
- 533 m²Plot size
Mallorca · Pool
Homes with their own pool.
In a Mallorcan summer, the pool becomes the main room. We'll show you the homes – and tell you honestly what permits, maintenance, and water mean here.
Features aren't everything. But the wrong ones annoy you every day.
– Buena Vista Crew
What matters
Pool at a glance.
Pool sounds simple. On Mallorca there's more to it – permits, water management, maintenance, and sometimes solar heating.
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Pools on Mallorca – what you should know
On rural land ( suelo rústico ), the pool is a frequent point of contention. Some are permitted, some aren't, some only partly. We check whether the pool is recorded in the land registry and cadastre – and whether the cédula reflects it. An unpermitted pool can become a problem when you resell.
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Maintenance & running costs
A typical private pool costs €1,500–€4,000 per year for maintenance, chemicals, and water depending on size. Saltwater systems are kinder to the skin but more maintenance-intensive. Heating only pays off with solar or a heat pump – otherwise it consumes more electricity than the comfort is worth.
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Pools and the island's water balance
Mallorca runs a tight water account. A pool should be thought through with a cover, shade planting, and ideally its own well or cistern supply. Some municipalities have rules about first-filling from the drinking-water grid. We help you avoid starting too naively here.
Frequently asked
What buyers ask about Pool.
What does a pool cost to run?
Realistically €200–€500 per month depending on size – electricity, water, chemicals, maintenance. Saltwater pools cost less to run than chlorine but more up-front. Light users can cover seasonally.
What pool sizes are common?
Classic Mallorca pools fall between 25 and 60 m² of water surface. A 4×8 m pool is enough for cooling off, swimmers want 5×10 m or more. We check size, shape, and construction during the property review.
What do we look at when inspecting a pool?
Permit status, watertightness, filter system, heating (often missing), and the pump room. Refurbishments cost €8,000–€25,000. We bring in a pool builder before purchase when it's needed.
Does a pool hold its value?
Yes – a well-kept pool is almost a must on Mallorca in the mid to upper price range. A house without a pool sells more slowly and at a discount; a well-designed pool pays off at resale.
We know the island
The right one isn't always online.
If you're unsure about Pool or looking for something specific – we listen and look for what fits you.
