A grand historic palazzo in the heart of Sóller

€5,190,000

7 Bedrooms
7 Bathrooms
~675 m² Total surface
~675 m² Living area
~348 m² Plot surface

Description

Behind its elegant natural stone façade, the residence reveals a hidden world of refined elegance and architectural beauty. At its heart lies a serene private courtyard, where a striking green marble swimming pool and charming guest house create an atmosphere of understated luxury—an unexpected sanctuary in the centre of town. Extending to approximately 675 m² and arranged over four levels, the property offers a sequence of beautifully proportioned living spaces, including refined reception rooms and multiple en-suite bedrooms. A magnificent triple-height central hall forms the architectural focal point, where delicate internal bridges and a dramatic skylight allow natural light to cascade through the home, illuminating exquisite original details and craftsmanship. Timeless Mallorcan character is seamlessly balanced with sophisticated contemporary design. Natural materials, warm tonal palettes, and bespoke finishes create an atmosphere of quiet luxury, where tradition and modernity exist in perfect harmony. This is a residence of rare distinction—offering privacy, grandeur, and effortless elegance in one of Mallorca’s most sought-after and picturesque settings.

Features

Air-conditioningBalconyBasementBuilt-in kitchenGardenPatioSecurity systemSwimming poolTerraceBuilt in wardrobeGreen viewMountain viewFurnished

Engel & Völkers Soller

+34 971 63 30 63

Your advisor: Nicola Wynne Jankola

Property ID: W-02ZGQD

Location: Centre, Sóller

Sóller, a bustling town in the heart of the Tramuntana, near the island’s beautiful West coast, holds some of the most exclusive real estate in Mallorca: townhouses, traditional rural properties and elegant villas. It is a straight 30-minute drive from Palma, thanks to its free tunnel. Sóller excelled in the international citrus trade during the XVIII and XIX centuries, achieving the construction of the train from Palma in the early XX century. A tram from Sóller to its port followed shortly. With their picturesque original carriages, the train from Palma and the wooden tram running between the town and the port, continue delighting tourists. Sóller’s cosmopolitan lifestyle led to it becoming one of the country’s Modernist highlights. Among its many houses and buildings in the Modernist style, we have the Church of Sant Bartomeu in the town square. Sóller has first-quality infrastructure: supermarkets, shops, health and sport installations. It is an ideal place to practice trekking, mountain biking or climbing, and the Son Termes golf club is just a 20-minute drive away. The town has a fine range of restaurants, bars, cafeterias, hotels and wellness centres, and its local Saturday market is thriving. It has a marvellous botanical garden, museums, like the Can Prunera Museum, and an exhibition by Joan Miró and Pablo Picasso at the Railroad Station, formerly the summer house where the two artists used to meet. The town celebrates popular annual feasts like ‘Es Firó’ and cultural events like the Classical Music Festival at Port of Sóller.