Sa Solana, Where Heritage Meets Modern Living.

Set within the Serra de Tramuntana - a UNESCO World Heritage landscape - above Valldemossa, Sa Solana is a new build conceived to feel as though it had always belonged here: its architecture echoing the stone, proportions and traditions of the region.

Interior and exterior spaces are oriented toward the Tramuntana, shaped for both everyday family life and larger moments of gathering. Natural stone shaped by Mallorcan craftsmen, oak and brass in its natural finish define the house throughout, while underfloor heating, ducted air conditioning and integrated systems bring modern comfort without disrupting its architectural integrity.

· 689.34 m² Plot area
· 323.45 m² built area + 45.60 m² terraces
· Total 369.05 m² (built area + Terraces)
· Private Parking for 2 cars
· 4 En-suite bedrooms
· Private roof terrace with spectacular views
· 3.2 x 11.45m infinity pool
· 5-minute walk to Valldemossa town centre
· Underfloor heating & ducted A/C
· Integrated sound system
· South West orientation

The ground floor unfolds as one continuous, sunlit space: no closed rooms, no corridors breaking the flow.

Wide glass doors fold back completely, dissolving the line between inside and out, while light moves freely from morning to evening, tracing the exposed beams overhead.

Nature is never far from reach here: the garden, the pool and the Tramuntana beyond are always in view. It’s a warm, open way of living — unhurried, and always oriented toward the mountains.

The living and dining areas are organised around a fireplace, framed by floating oak shelving, quite a spectacle in itself, and a genuine feature of the room. The space opens directly onto the kitchen, continuing in the same materials without a wall or corridor breaking the flow.

The kitchen continues in the same materials as the rest of the ground floor: natural stone flooring, oak cabinetry, walls and ceiling painted, exposed wooden beams overhead. Windows on two sides bring in morning light and views of the garden, keeping the kitchen connected to the outdoors even while cooking. It’s easy to imagine mornings here: coffee poured at the island while the light moves across the stone.

The staircase rises in a single curved gesture, its plastered form catching light from above as it winds toward the first floor.

Sa Solana’s four bedrooms are all en-suite, each one a private, self-contained space of its own. These are calm, well-proportioned spaces, designed for rest. The master suite takes this further still, opening directly onto a private terrace where the bedroom extends into open air, with views stretching uninterrupted across the valley. It’s the natural high point of the house: the place everything else has been leading toward.

Within the master dressing room sits a freestanding stone bathtub by Aigües Huguet, its rough, natural texture set against soft plaster walls. Beyond the dressing room lies the bathroom with shower and double vanity. A mosaic floor in deep green stone takes over, and a stone countertop with oak cabinetry completes the room in the same considered materials found across Sa Solana.

By day, the infinity pool holds the light, its long, clean line stretching the length of the garden, with loungers set alongside for slow mornings and afternoons facing the Tramuntana. As the light fades, the pergola shifts into its evening rhythm.