PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

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For sale, a traditional house with modern renovations, featuring a spacious garden, outdoor parking, and stunning views of Sóller and the mountains. Located on the outskirts of Sóller, classified as an 'd'horts i tarongers' area, it boasts excellent connectivity and abundant natural light. This is a traditional yet modernized home filled with light, spread over two levels. Enjoy a delightful terrace perfect for savoring the long spring, summer, and sometimes autumn months.
Direct access leads you to the living-dining area and the contemporary kitchen complete with a pantry. On the upper floor, with breathtaking views, there are two generous master bedrooms, each with en suite bathrooms—one equipped with a large dressing room, shower, and bathtub. Additionally, there is an independent bedroom with a bathroom that has its own external access. A former tool shed has been transformed into a storage space with water and electricity, along with an external toilet.
The property offers private uncovered parking for two cars, with easy shared access and a remote-controlled automatic barrier. Thick walls with thermal insulation, renovated and insulated ceilings, parquet flooring, and rustic charm perfectly blend with the modern renovations, making this house both inviting and cozy. PVC windows with double glazing, and the entrance gate to the property is equipped with a remote control intercom for convenient access. Heating is provided via radiators with a diesel boiler and solar panels for energy support, as well as hot/cold air conditioning.
The property has a 'dret siquié' sewage network for utilizing water from the Sóller Valley, available from May to September, distributed weekly for a specified period, contracted with the Unión de Regantes de Sóller. Additionally, there is a 'safareix' water deposit and a rainwater collection cistern. The septic tank has been renewed and is eco-friendly. The property’s natural stone walls, 'marges de pedra seca,' have been restored, and others are new