Soller
REF: MPC00029
€3,500,000 EUR
Large and stately townhouse with astounding garden, own guesthouse and incredible views.
Highlights
- Secret
- Wealth of period features
- Private Garden
- Mountain view
- Wine Cellar
- Renovation Needed
- Close to shops
- Guest apartment
- Stone floors
- Close to restaurants
- Staff accommodation
8
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
848 m2
Living Area
2081 m2
Plot Surface
While requiring complete renovation, this is a truly resplendent Sóller townhouse, replete with the fine detail and imaginative decoration of early twentieth century French style Sóller building. It's magnificent.
The house itself runs to almost 850m² in plan, with six bedrooms, two bathrooms, a large living room with fireplace, billiard room, laundry and wine cellar. Almost unbelievably considering the house's position in the town, its garden extends to 1663m², with a huge green lawn. This is almost unheard of in the centre of Sóller, representing a virtual private park to be enjoyed by friends, family and guests during stays in your unique home.
About the property
At the far end of the garden from the house is a totally standalone and independent guesthouse, making this an even more attractive and unrivalled opportunity. The guesthouse combines definite Modernist cues with more rustic Mallorcan features. The garden includes magnificent geometrical fountains and enormous pond built in a Moorish Arabesque style.
Unusually for a central Sóller townhouse, the property can be readily accessed by car. This should not surprise, however, as nothing about this property is ordinary. If you have the time and inclination to take responsibility for the update of a stunning historic property to a dream second home than its impossible to imagine a more rewarding starting point. Properties of this kind deserve owners with the ability, imagination and taste to reinvent them while respecting their amazing legacy.
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Soller
The beautiful market town of Soller sits in a lush valley of orange groves, between mountains and sea, in the North West of the island.
It's a breathtaking town with an impressive collection of majestic stone townhouses built by wealthy fruit merchants more than a century ago. Take a basket and wander around the fresh produce market, or take a seat at one of the many cafes, bars and bistros around Placa Constitucio, the stunning main square, and watch the world go by.
Those with second homes here have a fine array of independent stores to explore, including delis specialising in local produce, Mallorcan cheese and wine. When they're ready to enjoy a little sea air, they need only jump on the vintage tram which trundles down to the adjacent Port de Soller.
Soller is perfect for people who like unchanged town life. But it is easy, too, to don hiking boots or climb on a bike and head for the many walking and cycling trails in the nearby mountains, perhaps pausing before doing so to savour one of the town's delicious ice creams.
