Aina's house was great for us as we wanted a base for cycling, and the area around the house is largely flat, but as the house itself is up a hill you get the best of both worlds as with being up high you get the views and sense of being 'away from it all'.
Having fresh eggs from the on site hens is brilliant, and watching sheep graze in the field through the kitchen window as you wash up is a marvellous treat for the city-dweller.
Porreres is a great town to wander around - we stumbled across a kind of 'eco fair' in the main square and enjoyed delicious street food one day, and on Maundy Thursday watched the procession of the penitents, which was fascinating. L'Escrivania is a great restaurant, particularly as it has some excellent vegetarian options (which aren't always easy to find in Spain).
The house itself is very comfortable and spacious, a beautifully restored but unpretentious finca with three different outdoor seating areas so you can catch the sun at any time of day. I especially liked the pallet furniture! But heed the notes about the squeaky beds as described in some previous reviews:-)