07100 SOLLER (ESP) – NORDWEST
Historic Townhouse in Sóller – A Blend of Tradition and Timeless Elegance
- ca. 474 m² Living Space
- ca. 270 m² Land area
- 6 Rooms
- 1.980.000 EUR Purchase Price
Overview
Highlights
Details
Property ID
ES263746126
House type
Town house
Condition of property
Well-maintained
Bathrooms
4
Year of construction
1900
Bedrooms
4
Energy information
Scale
Energy efficiency class
E
Energy Source
Gas
Power Source
Oil
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Property description
If you’re looking for something special and long for a home where history, authenticity, and modern living comfort blend together in a unique way, you’ll find it in this extraordinary townhouse. Situated on a quiet and charming side street, yet just a minute away from the idyllic main square, this stately property is located in one of the town’s most sought-after areas. Owned by the same family for generations, the house came into the hands of the current owner family around 1995, who extensively renovated it with great passion, respect for its history, and an exceptional sense of aesthetics. The result is a successful synthesis of Mallorcan tradition and timeless elegance.
As soon as you enter, you are greeted by the traditional entrance hall with its characterful natural stone floor and high ceiling featuring exposed wooden beams. This authentic first impression continues throughout the entire property and immediately conveys the special feeling of stepping into a piece of living history. At the end of the hall, the romantic, Moorish-style patio opens up—an enchanting, lushly landscaped inner courtyard that forms the heart of the house. The Mediterranean vegetation, the distinctive architecture, and a charming little cottage create an atmosphere of exceptional tranquility and privacy.
The ground floor houses the home’s grand living areas. The stately dining room, a custom-designed kitchen featuring antique elements, the elegant library, and a guest bathroom with a shower combine historic charm with comfortable living. Particularly impressive is the meticulous preservation of numerous original details, including impeccably preserved ceramic tiles—some featuring Moorish ornamentation—which lend the property its unmistakable character.
The spacious private living and sleeping areas extend across the first and second floors. In total, there are four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a walk-in closet, and two additional living rooms. A special highlight is the spacious living room with a fireplace, which, thanks to its generous size and atmosphere, can serve as a central retreat for family and guests. This area is complemented by a covered terrace with a magnificent view of the Tramuntana Mountains. This exceptional outdoor space not only offers an impressive view but also provides the opportunity to use it as a summer bedroom or a private relaxation area.
With a total living area of approximately 474 m², the property offers an exceptional amount of space and privacy. Historical elements such as a vaulted cellar, a total of four fireplaces, and antique furniture lend the house a special character and tell the story of its long history. At the same time, central oil heating, air conditioning in two rooms, and ceiling fans ensure pleasant comfort in every season.
This townhouse is far more than just a property—it is an authentic Mallorcan home with character, history, and a unique atmosphere. It is a house that you don’t simply view; you must let it work its magic on you to fully appreciate its extraordinary beauty and uniqueness.
Location: Soller - Nordwest
Location description
Sóller is a charming town in the northwest of Mallorca, nestled in the Valley of the Oranges and surrounded by the impressive Tramuntana mountain range, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The town combines picturesque scenery with historic charm and a Mediterranean lifestyle. Known for its magnificent Art Nouveau architecture, the central Plaça de la Constitució, with its imposing Sant Bartomeu Church, is a popular gathering place. Right next to it runs the nostalgic tram that connects Sóller with the harbor, the “Port de Sóller”—an idyllic coastal town with sandy beaches and exclusive restaurants. The famous Tren de Sóller, a historic wooden railway, also offers a direct connection to Palma. Culturally, Sóller has much to offer, including the modernist Can Prunera Museum and the Balearic Museum of Natural Sciences. The region is also a paradise for hikers and nature lovers, with numerous trails through the Tramuntana Mountains and breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. The town has a population of around 13,500 and is located about 25 kilometers from Palma. Mallorca’s international airport is about 35 kilometers away. Sóller is known not only for its orange groves but also for its relaxed atmosphere, which makes it one of the most sought-after places for real estate on the island.
Features
- Built-in kitchen
- Ceramic tile flooring
- Fireplace
- Air conditioning and ceiling fan
- Terrace
- Basement
- Central heating (oil)
Miscellaneous
As a general rule, we recommend having the building code compliance status reviewed by a specialized attorney. All details are based solely on the information provided by the owner or client. We make no warranty as to the completeness, accuracy, or timeliness of the information. The brokerage fee is payable by the seller. The taxes, notary fees, and land registry fees incurred in connection with the purchase are to be paid by the buyer.
Floor Plan
Ground floor
First floor
Second floor
Basement
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