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Photography: Fantastic Frank

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Choose between the mountain views and the tropical courtyard at this historic Mallorcan townhouse in the port town of Sóller.

This Mallorcan property dates from 1890 and is located in the town centre, with an east-west orientation and mountain views from every room. It underwent a complete renovation between 2001 and 2022 to modernise it while highlighting its architectural features, blending old with new. Interiors emphasise natural materials, with swathes of oak, natural stone, handmade Moroccan tiles, and brass accents.

The ground-floor entrance features worn Mallorcan stone floors and towering 3.6-metre-high ceilings crossed by wooden beams. To the left is the library, with an Art Deco-style fireplace and geometric detailing.

Iron doors lead into the magical Mediterranean courtyard and onyx-green pool, planted with verdant palms, lemon trees, and aromatic jasmine. Stone flooring echoes the townhouse’s historic stone façade.

The Sóller townhouse is for sale via Fantastic Frank Palma for €3.765m. Modernisations include an integrated lift providing access to the upper floors and a newly designed kitchen with all-new appliances, solid oak cabinetry, stone countertops, and brass fittings.

The six spacious bedrooms range from 23 sq m to 35 sq m, each with its own en suite, finished with microcement flooring and stone inlays. The glamorous suites are hotel quality—the property is being sold with a Turismo de Interior licence, meaning it could be run as a boutique hotel or guest house.

A private 20-sqm rooftop terrace offers panoramic views over Sóller’s rooftops and the Tramuntana mountain—an ideal spot to enjoy a cocktail at golden hour or take in the sunset.

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