Can Traves | 1-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Soller

A intimate retreat for two awaits in Sóller, where mountain ridges frame the horizon and the Mediterranean hum carries through ancient olive groves. Can Traves sits 5 minutes from Sóller’s centre—close enough for evening tapas runs, distant enough to feel like your own corner of Mallorca. This 1-bedroom villa rental in Sóller is built around a simple, seductive idea: two people, one thoughtfully composed home, endless quiet mornings on the terrace.

Inside Can Traves

Can Traves sleeps 2 guests across 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom. The ground floor unfolds with a generosity that defies the villa’s modest footprint. You step into a living room where soft furnishings and a flat-screen television face walls of glass—the terrace visible beyond is the real focal point. A substantial fabric sofa invites hours of reading, conversation, or simply watching light shift across the garden. This is a room built for togetherness without pressure.

The dining area adjoins the living space, open-plan and uncluttered. A wooden table with sturdy black benches seats two comfortably, though the space breathes as if it could hold more stories than you’ll tell. Food—whether breakfast you’ve prepared or dinner delivered from Sóller—tastes better here. The integrated kitchen runs the north side of this floor, fitted with pale cabinetry and granite work surfaces that catch morning light. Every appliance you’d need sits within arm’s reach: proper hob, integrated oven, refrigerator, dishwasher. This isn’t a gallery kitchen; it’s a working one, built for people who enjoy cooking and don’t want obstacles.

The bedroom occupies its own domain, away from the social zones. A double bed is dressed in crisp linens and soft pillows—the kind of setup that makes sleep feel inevitable rather than negotiated. French doors open directly to the garden below, letting you step straight from bed into morning air. The shower room is contemporary and efficient, with a walk-in shower and heated towel rail.

An annexe houses a fitness room with cardio and resistance equipment, opening to its own terrace. This second space gives you options: a quiet training retreat, or overflow space if you’ve brought a friend who needs separation.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The grounds are what distinguish Can Traves from standard rentals. Mature trees—pines, palms, and Mediterranean natives—create natural walls and shifting shade patterns throughout the day. The garden isn’t manicured into submission; it’s shaped with respect for what grows naturally here. Expansive terraces offer multiple vantage points, each with different views of the valley and sky. A covered terrace provides shelter when the Tramontana wind picks up in winter.

The private swimming pool is a genuine focal point, surrounded by sun loungers and garden furniture arranged for both solitude and conversation. Mornings here are quiet; afternoons, the water temperature climbs as the sun tracks overhead. This is the kind of pool that justifies staying put for days. Private parking sits discreetly away from the main living areas.

Location: Sóller and the Surrounding Area

Sóller itself—population around 1,500—ranks among Mallorca’s most storied towns, separated from the east coast by the Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO-listed mountain range that has shaped its character for centuries. The town centre clusters around the ornate Sant Bartomeu church, begun in 1236 but rebuilt in 18th-century style with Romanesque and Gothic detailing that tells the story of conquest and faith across generations. The main square, Plaça Constitució, hosts a Sunday market where locals sell oranges, lemons, and vegetables that have grown on terraced slopes above town. Walk here on a Sunday morning and you’ll understand why people stay in Sóller for weeks.

Can Prunera, housed in a Belle Époque mansion 1.5km from the villa, displays work by Miró and Picasso alongside local modernist artists. The basement kitchen, frozen in time, shows how Sollerics fed themselves a century ago. North of town, Port de Sóller—4km away via a scenic coastal road—offers beaches, seafood restaurants, and boat rentals. The village of Deià, 7km south, perches on cliffs above turquoise water and has long attracted artists and writers seeking light and solitude. Valldemossa, 12km southeast, spirals up mountainsides and hosts the Chopin-Sand museum in the Carthusian monastery where the composer spent winter 1838.

For underwater exploration, Octopus Mallorca operates from Port de Sóller, roughly 4km away. PADI-certified instructors lead dives to reefs and underwater caves where octopus, grouper, and Mediterranean rays inhabit rocky terrain. Surface intervals between dives give time to absorb the sensory shock of the transition from sea to sky.

The nearest significant airport is Palma de Mallorca (PMI), 65km south via the MA-11 motorway—approximately 75 minutes’ drive. From there, rental cars provide independence; local taxi services cost €65–80 for the transfer. Sóller has a small supermarket 5 minutes’ walk from the villa centre, plus the Sunday market. For serious provisioning, the larger town of Llucalcari, 6km away, has more choice.

Best months: May through June and September through October offer warm days (24–28°C), calm seas, and thinner crowds than July–August. Winter (December–February) brings occasional rain but spectacular light and solitude; temperatures hover around 15–18°C. Explore our luxury villas in Spain for broader inspiration, and our full collection in Sóller if you’re considering the area. For deeper destination research, our Mallorca travel guide covers seasons, activities, and lesser-known villages across the island.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Can Traves is engineered for couples—whether honeymoon, anniversary, creative escape, or simple retreat. The single bedroom means no awkward negotiation over space; the private pool and garden mean no strangers overhead. Writers, painters, and remote workers find the setup ideal: a fitness annexe for morning routines, strong Wi-Fi throughout, and silence thick enough to hear yourself think. Two friends sharing a villa for cultural exploration will appreciate proximity to Deià’s galleries and Sóller’s art scene. The fitness room signals health-conscious guests who want movement as part of relaxation. This is not a family villa with children’s needs; it’s not a party house; it’s an adult space that values quiet, beauty, and the small rituals that make a few days feel like a reset.

Practical Information

Capacity: 2 guests across 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom.

Nearest Airport: Palma de Mallorca (PMI), 65km south. Approximately 75 minutes by car. Airport transfers can be pre-arranged or you can hire a vehicle for the duration.

Nearest Supermarket: Sóller centre, approximately 1.5km away. Open daily with fresh produce, wine, and essentials. Sunday market in Plaça Constitució offers local produce and specialty goods.

Included in Rental: Wi-Fi broadband, air conditioning, satellite TV, washing machine, sound system, pool access, garden and terrace use, parking, and standard utilities. Linen and towels provided. Pool is unheated but swimmable April through October.

Check-In: Flexible arrival times by arrangement. Contact us for your preferred schedule.

Frequently Asked Questions about Can Traves

How many guests does Can Traves sleep?

Can Traves sleeps 2 guests comfortably in 1 double bedroom and 1 bathroom. The annexe fitness room has no additional sleeping arrangements. This is a two-person villa designed for couples or close friends who value private space and shared living.

What is the nearest airport to Can Traves in Sóller?

Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) is the nearest major airport, located approximately 65km south of Sóller. The drive takes roughly 75 minutes via the MA-11 motorway. Many guests arrange airport transfers in advance (€70–85), though rental cars provide flexibility for exploring villages like Deià and Valldemossa during your stay.

What is the best time of year to rent Can Traves?

May through June and September through October offer ideal conditions: daytime temperatures of 24–28°C, calm sea conditions for swimming, and manageable crowds. July and August are warmest (30–33°C) but busy with holiday-makers. Winter (December–February) brings occasional rain, cooler temperatures (15–18°C), and dramatic light—perfect for those seeking solitude and dramatic photographic opportunities. Spring wildflowers peak in April; almond blossoms appear in February.

Is Can Traves suitable for families with children?

Can Traves is designed primarily for adults. The villa has a private pool with no dedicated safety barriers, which requires adult supervision. The nearest family-friendly beach—Port de Sóller, 4km away—has shallow areas and lifeguard coverage in summer. However, the single bedroom and intimate scale make this villa better suited to couples or small groups of adults rather than families with young children. Teenagers seeking independence may enjoy the setup more than younger children.

What is included in the rental price at Can Traves?

The rental price includes Wi-Fi broadband, air conditioning, satellite television, a washing machine, sound system, private pool access, garden and terrace use, private parking, and standard utilities (electricity, water, heating). Linen, towels, and basic cleaning supplies are provided. Pool heating is not included but can be arranged as an additional service. Food and wine are not provided; the well-equipped kitchen allows self-catering, and Sóller’s restaurants and market are minutes away.

What restaurants and shops are near Can Traves?

Sóller centre, 1.5km away, has the Sunday market in Plaça Constitució (fresh produce, local specialities), a supermarket for daily shopping, and café-bars for coffee and tapas. For dinner: Es Pati (traditional Mallorcan), Ca’n Ai (seafood with views), and multiple pizzerias and tapas bars line the square. Port de Sóller, 4km north, hosts seafront restaurants including Es Travi and La Luna, specialising in fresh fish and paella. Deià, 7km south, offers upscale dining at restaurants like Jaime’s and multiple art galleries. The nearest wine shop is in Sóller centre; local oranges and lemons are sold roadside throughout the valley in autumn and winter.