Balearic Islands, Mallorca, Sóller, Spain

Stunning late classicist palazzo with pool and roof terrace in Sóller

Highlights:
Fully renovated
Preserved historic details
Impressive staircase & dome
Danish Oak Kitchen
Designer bathrooms
Guest house suite
130 m² Patio & Pool
Roof terrace with panoramic views

In the heart of Sóller, set within the dramatic landscape of the Serra de Tramuntana, this exceptional 19th-century palazzo stands as a quiet testament to the town’s prosperous era of orange cultivation. Behind its restrained natural stone façade, the property unfolds with remarkable depth and generosity. Extending far into the plot, it opens onto a spacious patio featuring a long green marble swimming pool and a separate guest house. Staircases on both sides lead down to the water, framing reflections of light and movement.

Across approximately 675 sqm of built area and a patio of around 130 sqm, the layout reveals a carefully composed spatial concept. The main house extends over four levels with multiple living and sleeping areas, complemented by an independent guest house with its own living quarters and wine cellar. At the core lies a spectacular three-storey hall, where bridges connect the two wings. A pyramid-shaped skylight draws daylight down to the ground floor, creating an almost sacral spatial experience.

The historic fabric has been meticulously restored and brought into a precise dialogue with contemporary design. Stucco capitals, coffered ceilings, relief-like balustrades and finely carved stone staircases meet restrained materials such as smoked oak, plaster surfaces and brass details. Bathrooms and the kitchen follow a calm, functional clarity, while bespoke elements and selected pieces from international brands underline the high level of design. The aesthetic merges Mallorcan tradition with Scandinavian restraint into a warm, material-driven composition.

The guest house interprets this approach in a more purist, almost Bauhaus-inspired language. Clear geometries, balanced proportions and a reduced palette define the space, while exposed wooden beams and traditional clay tiles maintain a connection to local architecture. The result is an ensemble of rare coherence, combining historical depth, architectural precision and contemporary comfort.

Sóller is among Mallorca’s most sought-after locations, preserved by strict building regulations that maintain its authentic character. Surrounded by mountains and just minutes from the sea, it offers a unique balance of nature and culture. The historic centre with Sant Bartomeu church, lively squares, excellent gastronomy and the nearby harbour of Port de Sóller make this one of the island’s most compelling residential settings.
REF: FFP297Palazzo