Can Bac

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  Sue Burke★★★★★a year ago

  A magical villa right in the heart of Soller. Perfect for bus and train travel and all amenities right on your door step. Travel to Palma and Port De Soller are very easy from here by public transport. The home is wonderful..really large with a brilliant deep pool for lots of fun and gorgeous bedrooms with air con and comfy beds. Highly recommend this stunning villa . We were there as a large family group of 11 and it was truly perfect !

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  Christopher Nazzaro★★★★★a year ago

  Sóller is divided between the port of Sóller and this mountain valley town where we are staying. Our street is a main drag of the town, mostly pedestrianized, and perfectly located for both train and car travel. Better still, there is ample parking within the grounds of the villa. The villa was something to behold! Built in the late 1800s for a Baroness and then purchased by the not-at-all-noble Bac family, Ca'n Bac, or the house of the Bac family is a sprawling townhouse/villa in Sóller, Mallorca that they have owned and operated for seven generations! The villa is expansive and tall with four floors in the main house (though the top floor was off-limits/under-construction), comprising some eight to ten bedrooms, depending on how you count and how many rooms were also locked-down/reserved-for-the-host's-family's-use. There were two public living rooms at the street-facing side of the house. These were not really useful to us as guests, except to have a bit more space to let the boys run around in; though few parents would be happy to let kids run wild among the antiques and artifacts. The owner said the rooms could be left open to the public if we were home and comfortable. The boys and I tried this on the last day and no one came. But we were all here to not quite fill up this giant house. Below the sleeping quarters were a family living room replete with horribly out of tune piano, and a large indoor dining room, that served as a great place for the boys' early morning mealtimes. The rest of the house stretched down a long semi-subterranean corridor and included the main kitchen, a full bathroom, a laundry room, a studio for the owner (locked-up though), storage space, pool maintenance room, and a carriage room that led onto the street. That garage also led to the outdoor barbeque area/outdoor kitchen, which had its own full and separate bathroom, bringing the total of full baths to four, and the total of showers to five, as there was an outdoor pool shower as well! And there was a pool, three patio areas, one covered and modern, another open to the air with park benches and gravel, and a third area next to the family living room and dining room with a well and lush foliage. This was the perfect place for a family of our size, and likely even a bit bigger.