We had been to Soller before (over a decade ago), really loved it and wanted to return, but struggled to find a place which met our requirements. Well, we have, now! Judy's house, for us, is perfect. The house is located a few minutes' gentle walk from the centre of Soller, and about a half-hour easy stroll to Biniaraix, with stunning views of the Serra Tramuntana. We were visited daily by various handsome birds of prey, including kites, Eleanora's falcons (we think) and a massive bird which was probably a Black Vulture. The house itself is very well-appointed. The air conditioning is excellent and I believe there is also under-floor heating, should you need it. The kitchen is fitted to a very high standard and is a pleasure to use, and there's an excellent gas barbecue, though we didn't use it. The bed was very comfortable and the bathroom is lovely, with a good-quality, easy-to-use shower. There's a lovely patio area, well-shaded, and the garden is well-kept and very restful on the eyes. The salt-water pool is lovely, well-maintained and kept at a very comfortable temperature. The house is in the same plot as Judy's house but she's a lovely lady and very respectful of your privacy, as well as very helpful.
Soller itself is a small, lively town were tourists and locals seem to mix very happily. It's famous for its wonderful tram (a bit pricey at 7 euros a trip, but still worth it) and the train through the mountains to Palma. If you fancy a change, the Port is a few kilometres away (tram, bus or taxi). There's a good selection of restaurants, but I would also recommend using the local bakeries, cake shops and "carnicerias", to try the local food; the jamon iberico is exquisite as is the coca, a thin slice of pastry topped with pimientos or other vegetables. Soller, together with the port, is also great for shopping, and we decided not to bother taking a trip to Palma- why traipse around a city in 38 degree heat?
I can't recommend this place highly enough, really, and I'm sure we will return.