Large Mallorcan house with orchard in Sóller, Mallorca, Spain

Important features of this house / villa

• Mountain views
• Garden
• Parking
• Views
• Fireplace
• Floor plan 263m²
• Constructed area 299m²
• Liveable area 263m²
• Constructed with common area 263m²

Everything you need to know about this house / villa for sale

Welcome to the Mallorcan house of your dreams! This stunning 3 storey property is located on one of the main streets of Soller, surrounded by the natural beauty of the Tramuntana mountains. With 263m² of built space, there is plenty of room for your family and friends to enjoy.

The house has 6 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a kitchen, a spacious living room and a laundry room. Original hydraulic tiled floors, high decorated ceilings, exposed beams and stained glass windows with carved glass are just some of the original features that make this property a real gem.

The basement is ideal for storage. In addition, the orchard is perfect for growing your own fruit and vegetables and the garden is ideal for relaxing outdoors and enjoying nature. The property also has its own water rights.

You won’t have to worry about parking as the property has its own car park.

Don’t miss the opportunity to live in this stunning Mallorcan house in Soller!

Extras

• 2 car park spaces
• orange garden

Distribution of this house / villa

Ground level:

• 2 entrance halls
• 1 living room
• 1 dining room
• 1 kitchen with access to the backyard

First Floor

• 3 bedrooms
• 1 bathroom

Second floor

• 3 bedrooms

Basement

• spacious basement with a laundry area
• 1 bathroom

Mallorca: Location and surroundings of this property

Nestled in the heart of the "Valley of Oranges" (or sometimes called the "Valley of Gold"), the charming town of Sóller offers a wealth of experiences for both visitors and locals. Discover all there is to know about enjoying life in this captivating Modernist town.

Located in the north-west of Mallorca, Sóller's prosperity grew thanks to the fertile citrus groves of the valley. In the 19th century, when the town was cut off from the rest of Mallorca by surrounding mountains, the valley's oranges were shipped from the nearby Port de Sóller to France. Many locals worked in France, returning with their fortunes to build the elegant Modernista buildings that define the town's character today.