Stunning duplex, 3 berooms with garden in Sóller-Mallorca, Spain

Important features of this house / villa

• Mountain views
• Swimming Pool
• Garden
• Parking
• Views
• Fireplace
• Balcony
• Floor plan 305m²
• Constructed area 305m²
• Liveable area 226m²
• Common Area 305m²

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

Situated in a beautiful square in the village of Soller, this impressive 226m² duplex with garden will not leave you indifferent.

This gem of a property welcomes you with an elegant entrance and high ceilings that will make you feel the spaciousness from the very first moment. On the ground floor, you will find a cosy living room and a bathroom, ideal for your visits. The first floor will surprise you with a large living room, three spacious bedrooms, a full bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen and a large terrace where you can enjoy panoramic views of the majestic mountains and the 464 m² garden.

This duplex not only offers stunning natural surroundings, but also the possibility to build a swimming pool in the garden, perfect for hot summer days. In addition, it has ample parking for several vehicles, white marble for elegance and its orientation guarantees exceptional brightness in every corner of the home. The basement is ideal for conversion into an independent guest flat or for storage.

With 305 m² constructed area and 226 m² usable area, this duplex is a unique opportunity to live in a privileged location in this Mediterranean paradise, just a 5 minute walk from the central square of Sóller. Contact us for more information and come and visit it!

Extras

• Balcony
• Fireplace
• Garden
• Mountain views
• Parking
• Pool possible
• Views

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 northwest 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.