Nestled in the heart of Soller amongst lovely villages, with the stunning Tramuntana Mountains as a backdrop and Port Sóller close by, this enchanting villa oozes an ambiance of serenity and magic. Wonderfully renovated townhouse, dating back to 1586, promises an exceptional experience of luxury and comfort while keeping its authentic vibe.
The house, featuring elegant design and convenient layout, is spread over two levels, professionally designed to optimize the property's recreational spaces. Upon entering the hall, you'll be charmed by the attention to detail, the collection of artwork, and the furnishings that make every corner a unique space.
The villa includes six individually designed bedrooms, each offering its own en-suite bathroom with essential toiletries. The ideal mix of style and comfort in these carefully appointed rooms ensures a relaxing and unforgettable stay. All the bedrooms are air-conditioned, with two on the ground level and four further reached by stairs. Five bedrooms have king-size beds, while one upstairs features a queen-size bed.
The renowned Swedish DUX beds ensure exceptional comfort, while the chic bathrooms are complete with Authentic Beauty Concepts products, a Dyson Airwrap multi-styler, and all the necessary toiletries for a comfortable stay. To enhance your experience, a wide range of complementary amenities is available: bathrobes and slippers for ultimate comfort, a beach bag and beach towels for your seaside adventures, yoga equipment to maintain your fitness routine, and an Audio Pro wireless speaker for high-quality sound.
Spread over 750 sqm, the villa benefits from a charming courtyard with a swimming pool and a beautiful covered terrace with a barbecue area. Inside, the comfortable common spaces create a unique ambiance, ideal for spending precious moments with family and friends. Modern facilities include high-speed Wi-Fi, a carefully stocked honesty bar, and a PlayStation 5 for gaming enthusiasts available in the first-level meeting room. For complete relaxation and rejuvenation, head to the infrared sauna.
Staying at this villa includes all the comforts and services of a private boutique hotel. The delightful old townhouse, combining Spanish and modern styles, is the ideal option for groups of friends, corporate meetings, or family events. The property offers the privacy of a personal home, paired with premium facilities and an individual approach, ensuring every moment of your stay is really unique.
DLSP 0192 is not a self-catering villa (the kitchen is exclusively for staff use). Breakfast is included and served daily. The private chef takes care of lunch and dinner, from provisioning and menu planning to preparation and cooking. Please note that food costs are billed additionally. The villa manager will ensure that your stay is flawless and memorable.
This property, with its unique combination of historical charm, contemporary comfort, and peaceful setting, is perfectly located only a two-minute walk from Sóller's central square. A short drive from the village center lies Port of Soller, an amazing place for a sunset walk, drinks, or a stunning dinner experience.
Sóller is one of the most famous and picturesque towns in Mallorca. Its main square is a magnificent place where you can admire the majestic church against the backdrop of the mountains while sipping a cup of coffee in one of the many cafés overlooking the century-old railway. In addition, Soler offers several hiking and cycling routes through the mountains — history and nature enthusiasts will spend unforgettable moments in this scenic location.
The port town of Port de Sóller is situated on Mallorca’s most distant coast. Divided from the rest of the island by the majestic Tramuntana mountains, the small coastal town has historically relied on its seaside location for its trade and livelihood. Nowadays, it remains a classic Mediterranean village that preserves its authenticity thanks to its relative isolation. Sóller itself received a train connection with Mallorca’s capital, Palma, only in the early 20th century, and the car tunnel leading through the mountains to the port was only finished in the 1990s. Soller and Port de Soller are connected by road, path, and tramway. Two famous landmarks: the town’s Torre Picada, built after the great pirate attack of 1561, and a former monastery now housing the local Museu de la Mar, which tells about the town’s maritime and fishing history. Sailing and boating are popular entertainment here, and there are many opportunities for chartered excursions along the coast.
