Mallorca Beach House

  • Location: Beach / Coast
    Restaurants: In walking distance
    Beach: In walking distance
    Sóller: 5km (10 mins drive)
  • Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI): 40km (45 mins drive)
    Car recommended
    Free parking
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An introduction to Mallorca Beach House

How would you describe Mallorca Beach House in a nutshell?

Mallorca Beach House is a luxury villa rental close to Sóller and Port de Sóller in a valley in the mountains. It is one of the most traditional places on the island, still offering a calmer way of life. There are 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms in the beach house, it has a rooftop swimming pool and incredible views of the sea. Its architectural style is Spanish contemporary, very straightforward and using mostly traditional materials. The rooms are full of light and together with the warm materials that were used it presents itself as a place of good energy.

What was your inspiration to build a beach house and then rent it out in Mallorca?

We were looking for an old house for ourselves to buy and renovate for several years but we couldn’t find any we liked. Eventually we were offered a plot and we immediately fell in love with it even though we didn’t want to live there permanently.

The idea of renting the beach house to holiday guests came later when the house was finished and we couldn't sell it anymore because we had fallen in love with it. You just can’t find any properties with that view anymore. So, we said we’ll run the house as a holiday rental, and if it pays the bills, we are investing into the house.

You are an architect, when you set out to build the house, what was your approach?

The Spanish contemporary architecture, which I really adore, is a really straightforward form of architecture, very contemporary but with traditional materials and very warm. The main idea was having a simple cube and using the materials on the inside you traditionally find on the island but in the form of a modern interpretation.

We also designed part of the wooden furniture, especially the outdoor furniture. When we were looking around, we didn’t really find what we wanted, so we had our own made. I met a nice carpenter who was able to realise the ideas we had.

Please tell us a bit more about the style of holiday home.

I would describe it as Mediterranean contemporary. All of the interior doors are two wing doors, which are very narrow but have high openings. The windows have a typical way of going down to the floor with wooden shutters on the outside, which are also very characteristic of this Mediterranean style. We also used Iroko wood in the inside where you have to have wood, like in the kitchen. It‘s the main wood used on the island for hundreds of years. The cement tiles traditionally have also been used in every building of the last century.

What has been the biggest reward about renting out this holiday home?

It’s mainly the fact that guests are absolutely fascinated and really feel at home. We have such positive feedback from the clients that when the holidays are over, they’re really sad about it. Some of them come back already the third or fourth time. Even though it’s just a holiday home, it becomes a part-time home for them for just a week or two.

You are originally from Germany, what do you particularly like about life on Mallorca?

It’s a combination of a lot of things. It’s the place itself, which is beautiful and very inspiring. Whenever I wake up in the morning and open the windows and see the sun shining, it gives me good energy. But it’s also relaxed and slow, a quiet way of living. People are more relaxed.

It’s a calmer way of life. The climate isn’t the only thing that makes life easier, allowing people to get out more, but it’s also the social structure that’s different than what we have in Germany.

Mallorca Beach House plunge pool
Mallorca Beach House pool area
Pool area
Pool area
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Terrace
Mallorca Beach House living area
Bedroom
Bathroom
Bedrooms
Interior
Entrance and kitchen area
Dining area
Terrace and views
Views

Mallorca Beach House rooms & rates

We have three bedrooms and three bathrooms over two floors, a separate office, a large living and dining area with amazing views of the port and a big terrace with outside kitchen and BBQ area. There is an additional roof terrace with beautiful views and amazing sunsets. And of course the swimming pool. The facilities are practical and quite contemporary. They’re not sleek and don’t have a lot of decoration, but the rooms are full of light and reveal the views to the outside.

It’s not that the house itself is like a very impressive structure or anything, it’s just the feeling you have when you stand on this property and look around. It just feels right. The entire house is built according to the plot. All the openings are in specific places where there are wonderful views. You want to have sun, but you still want to be careful that you don’t have too much in the summer. The views and the sun are the most important features.

  • Mallorca Beach House for 6 people / 180 m²
    470 / night
    • 3 Double bedrooms
    • 1 Bathroom (ensuite)
    • 2 Bathrooms
    • 1 Living room
    • 1 Dining room
    • 1 Kitchen
    • 1 Other rooms
    • 1 Sofabed (on req.)
    • 1 Baby cot (on req.)
    • Terrace
    • Sea view
Included in the rates
Rates are on a self-catering basis and include taxes.
Extra charges
City tax and the cleaning fee of €250 are payable at the property.
Children & Extra beds
Children are welcome. Baby cots free of charge. Extra bed is EUR 25 per night.
Minimum stay
5 nights
Check in time
after 17:00
Check out time
before 10:00

Facilities & services

  • Swimming pool
  • WiFi
  • Air conditioning
  • Terrace
  • Children welcome
  • Washing machine
  • TV
  • Fireplace
  • Garden
  • Music system
  • Central heating
  • Iron & Board
  • Movies/DVDs
  • Toys for kids
  • BBQ area
  • Safe box
  • Hair dryer

Things to do in Mallorca & Port de Sóller

  • Golf
  • Tennis
  • Hiking
  • Cycling
  • Scuba diving
  • Sailing / Kayaking
  • Boat trips
  • Fishing

It depends on the season because in spring, autumn and winter it’s fabulous to be in the mountains, which are underestimated a lot. They’re really alpine, they’re not just like little hills. It’s really worthwhile to hike and take long walks.

In the summer, the coastline of the mountain is still one of the most beautiful I’ve seen in all my travels. It is really a beautiful spot. Take a boat in summer and hike in winter.

Mallorca Beach House reviews

5 of 5 stars
Verfied Welcome Beyond stay
Beyond perfect in every way!
Michael L.
stayed at Mallorca Beach House in May 2022
5 of 5 stars
Verfied Welcome Beyond stay
The house is absolutely exceptional. Each floor offers breathtaking views over the bay and we were lucky enough to enjoy a picture perfect sunset every evening. The layout of the house offers enough space in the shade and sun at the same time, making it a perfect place to hang out all day. Our favorite spot was the rooftop pool. We will come back.
Alexander J.
stayed at Mallorca Beach House in August 2020
5 of 5 stars
Verfied Welcome Beyond stay
Very good!
Maria W. (Sweden)
stayed at Mallorca Beach House in July 2016
5 of 5 stars
Verfied Welcome Beyond stay
We had an amazing stay – 10 out of 10! Absolutely perfect house and will return for sure.
Florian K.
stayed at Mallorca Beach House in June 2014

The location of Mallorca Beach House

Sóller and Port de Sóller lay in a valley in the mountains. It used to be very isolated until they built a tunnel to Palma de Mallorca. It’s a very spectacular mountain site around us. The valley is quite steep and you have this combination between the bay and the open sea with all these mountains around. You’re surrounded by fantastic nature, yet you still have the ocean around. It’s also a very traditional port and not very touristy. It’s still traditionally Mallorcan.

When is the best time to visit Mallorca?

Actually, this region is busy from spring until November. In summer, it’s more families and kids, and in spring or autumn, it’s more people who are not interested in being on the beach all day, who do some excursions.