In the heart of Sóller’s old town, just moments from Plaza Constitución, this grand townhouse stands behind a timeless stone façade with classic green shutters. It is a house defined by proportion and craft. Ceilings rise to up to five metres, exposed wooden beams run overhead, and original hydraulic tiles trace the floors and stair risers. The original staircase, with its wrought iron balustrade and patterned tiles, forms the architectural spine of the home, while restored wooden doors add depth and authenticity throughout.

The souterrain level is discreet and functional, accommodating a generous technical and storage room alongside a private den or TV room. This level provides practical infrastructure and a quiet retreat, separated from the main living areas.

The entrance and garden floor is the social centre of the house. Framed by stone columns and wide openings, the living and dining areas unfold with calm confidence. Natural light filters through tall openings and across tactile surfaces, from smooth plaster walls to traditional tiles and dark timber beams. The kitchen is designed with precision and restraint, fitted with two Gaggenau ovens and a Miele induction hob with integrated Japanese grill, combining professional performance with clean architectural lines. From here, large doors open onto the terrace and into the south east facing garden.

Outside, the atmosphere shifts to Mediterranean ease. An expansive garden planted with fruit trees surrounds a 9 x 3,5 metre saltwater pool, its clean lines set against greenery and mountain views. An outdoor kitchen with bar extends the living space into the open air, conceived for long evenings of cooking, conversation and late dinners under a soft island sky.

On the first floor, the primary suite occupies a generous footprint, complemented by a separate dressing room and built in wardrobes. A further en suite bedroom is positioned on this level. The interplay of high ceilings, exposed beams and carefully restored details continues, lending each room a quiet sense of grandeur without excess.

The second floor accommodates two additional en suite bedrooms, arranged around the central staircase. Each room benefits from the same considered material palette, combining contemporary bathrooms with natural stone surfaces and refined fittings.

Crowning the house on the third floor is a fully self contained guest apartment, included as part of the property. With its own bedroom, bathroom, open kitchen and dining area, as well as access to a private terrace, it functions independently while remaining seamlessly integrated into the overall architecture.

Original tiles, the preserved staircase, wooden doors, exposed beams and ceilings of up to five metres anchor the house in its history. Carefully integrated modern elements, from the Gaggenau and Miele kitchen appliances to the saltwater pool, outdoor kitchen and underfloor heating in the den and living room, ensure contemporary comfort. The result is a substantial yet understated Sóller residence that balances heritage and modern living in one of Mallorca’s most sought after locations.