Located in the heart of Sóller, this expansive town villa is a rare find — a historical residence that preserves the grandeur and soul of a bygone era. Built in the middle of the 18th century, the property is steeped in heritage and once hosted Queen Isabella II of Spain and her son, the future King Alfonso XII, during their travels.
Spanning approximately 600 m² of living space, this distinguished home showcases original architectural details such as soaring ceilings with exposed beams, intricately patterned hydraulic floor tiles, and graceful arched doorways supported by elegant stone columns. The property exudes timeless charm and offers enormous potential for restoration or modern reinterpretation.
The current layout features a series of spacious living and reception rooms, a large traditional kitchen, a formal dining area, six generously proportioned bedrooms, three bathrooms, a utility area, and multiple storage rooms.
A tranquil Mediterranean courtyard at the rear invites outdoor living and relaxation, with the potential to incorporate a private pool to elevate the outdoor space even further.
In addition, a separate rear building offers the possibility of developing a guesthouse or independent annex — ideal for visitors or extended family. A private garage adds to the appeal, making this one-of-a-kind residence a compelling opportunity in one of Mallorca's most desirable and authentic towns.