Palau, Une Remarquable Résidence De Style Néoclassique Tardif à Sóller.

A remarkable late neoclassical residence dating back to the early 1800s, set in the historic heart of Sóller and framed by the Serra de Tramuntana. Carefully restored, the property preserves an exceptional collection of original features — handcrafted mouldings, hydraulic tile floors, carved stone details, antique carpentry, decorative ceilings and period windows.

At its centre, a spectacular triple-height hall filled with natural light connects the different wings of the house through bridges, galleries and a monumental staircase crowned by a pyramidal skylight. Blending heritage, scale and refined contemporary comfort, the residence enjoys sweeping views towards Sant Bartomeu church, the village rooftops and the surrounding mountains.

Built during Sóller’s prosperous 19th-century period, the residence belongs to one of the town’s most refined architectural eras. Its grand proportions, ornamental detailing and neoclassical composition give the property a rare historical presence within the village. Throughout the restoration, particular attention was given to safeguarding its original identity — antique carpentry, hydraulic tiles, decorative plasterwork and stone elements were restored rather than replaced, resulting in a home that feels authentic, timeless and exceptionally rare.

The outdoor spaces feel like a natural continuation of the house itself. A private Mediterranean courtyard brings together original stone surfaces, native planting and understated landscaping, creating a calm and secluded atmosphere in the centre of Sóller. The pool sits quietly within the setting, reflecting the mountain light throughout the day. From the balconies, terraces and rooftop, the views open across the village, the bell tower of Sant Bartomeu and the surrounding Tramuntana range.

At the far end of the courtyard, the independent guest house introduces a quieter, more contemporary language. Whitewashed walls, exposed wooden beams and balanced proportions reinterpret traditional Mallorcan design with refined simplicity — fully self-contained, with its own living area, kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and wine cellar, making it an elegant retreat for guests while remaining naturally connected to the main residence.

The proximity to Sant Bartomeu church gives the residence a distinctly monumental setting within Sóller’s historic centre. Its iconic silhouette appears from terraces, balconies and interior living spaces, becoming part of the daily experience of the house.

Key facts:

· 7 bedrooms / 7 bathrooms
· 675 m² built interior area
· 348 m² plot size
· Historic late neoclassical townhouse
· Built in 1800
· Fully restored heritage residence
· Triple-height central hall with internal bridges
· Monumental staircase with pyramidal skylight
· Original hydraulic tile flooring
· Preserved doors, windows and decorative ceilings
· Restored stonework, mouldings and artisan carpentry
· Custom Danish oak kitchen
· Designer bathrooms with natural stone finishes
· Independent guest house with private living areas
· Mediterranean courtyard and swimming pool
· Panoramic rooftop terrace
· Views over Sant Bartomeu and the Serra de Tramuntana
· Integrated air conditioning
· Rental parking space nearby