This is a lovely big old house, on the edge of a pretty mountain village, very peaceful and homely.
We stayed as a couple in the first week of May and particularly enjoyed the roof terrace with its 360 panoramic views down to the sea, across the village & up to the mountains. It was great to sit there listening to the birds softly tweeting and the gentle chimes of the church clock.
It has been renovated to a modern standard whilst keeping many traditional features: tiled floors, stone steps, wooden furniture & shutters to keep it cool inside and the bright sun out. The kitchen is very well equipped with quality appliances and more than enough crockery, cutlery, cooking equipment etc. for 8 people (let alone two...). The two bedrooms, both with en-suite bathrooms, that were made available for us (double on 1st floor & twin on 3rd floor) were both spacious with very comfortable beds & lots of room for clothes, luggage etc. The whole place was clean & tidy.
As the house is over 5 floors (including the terrace), there are a lot of stairs, so it's probably not a suitable place for young children or anyone with mobility issues. But the view from the roof is worth the climb! The little kitchen up there (with fridge, hob, grill & sink) is inspired and we made good use of that. There were new chairs & a big table, which cleverly has a light in it for night-time lounging... (you'll find the switch under the edge on one end)
It's located near the edge of Estellencs village as you come in from the Banyalbufar direction. There's free parking in a public car park one minutes walk away. It was often quite busy, but we always got a space (although we were visiting in mid-season, might be busier at the height of summer I guess). There is also a larger car park at the other end of the village, 5 min away and on-street spaces too, all free.
The village is picturesque with windy streets and old stone houses. It was pleasantly sleepy & quiet, but with half a dozen places to eat and one little shop (Poc de Tot) selling basic supplies. Our favourite meal was at Restaurant Arandora (small menu but excellent food) and we also ate well at the Montimar & Sa Tanca. The Val Hermos is good for sunset views. There's lots of good walking and hiking routes nearby in the beautiful surrounding countryside, either direct from the house or a short drive away (watch out for cyclists on the windy roads though!).
Although we didn't meet Ambika, who responds to enquiries & looks after the property locally, we had very prompt, friendly & helpful communications with her before & during our visit.
Overall a great place, we'd definitely stay there again!