Mariona's house is much bigger and more beautiful than we were expecting. There's lots of room upstairs with three bedrooms, a living area an a bathroom. The downstairs has lots of interesting nooks and crannies. The downstairs bathroom is beautiful. There are a ton of kids books in the kids room (which we didn't find until the last day!). If you kids, there is a safety barrier for the pool which they can put up for you if you let them know before your arrival. The outdoor area is nice to hang out in too.
Sa Pobla itself is a really great little town, feels very safe. (In general, Mallorca felt very safe to us.) There is a big garden within walking distance. Viper is a good store for getting all your supplies. The square is just a few blocks away with a nice fountain in the middle. Awesome for letting toddlers and kids run around since no cars go through there. A bunch of restaurants to choose from on the square. Food is cheaper in Sa Pobla than lots of more touristy parts of the island (like half the price). Service is very friendly too. We were really happy that we stayed in Sa Pobla and did daytrips since our toddler needed to nap back at the house every afternoon anyway.
You can get to lots of places within 20 minutes from the house. We spent several days at Port Pollensa. We found that was a great place to rent beach chairs (and lock box, 23 Euros all in) and the restaurants are so close to the beach you can simply leave your stuff there and watch it from the restaurant. It's more expensive than Alcudia but a lot nicer. Pro tip for parents with toddlers- if you do go to the beach and your toddler still naps, wear them out at the beach, give them lunch, then stroll them along the boardwalk until they fall asleep, put the stroller under your shaded cabana and have yourself a delightful, restful afternoon at the beach while the kiddo naps! Figured we would share this since it took us a couple days to figure out. Staying for 4-5 hours also helps justify the 22 Euro spend on beach chairs.
Magdalena works with Marion and is essentially your personal concierge. We used Whatsapp to communicate. Be ready to have Google Translate ready if you don't speak Spanish (mine is very limited).
I highly recommend this house! Mariona is a great communicator too.