This semi-detached house is situated in the 13th century hamlet of Son Coll, above the Deià coast – approximately 300 m above sea level – on the old cobblestoned path that connects Deià and Sóller. Built in stone, the property has a living area of 120 m2, plus a 20-m2 loft. It is composed of two floors on three levels: a living room with the original stone floor and traditional features, a bathroom, a kitchen, a terrace, a cobblestoned patio, and a small storage room used as a utility room, with a large water reservoir on the ground floor. On the second floor there are 2 large rooms used as a bedroom and a studio. On the upper level there is a loft and a terrace. The house was renovated a few years ago, keeping the traditional windows and doors. Extras include a wood stove, telephone and Internet. There is also the possibility of purchasing a 3,000 m2 adjoining olive grove, as the town hall is ready to give licence for access, water and electricity to this area.
