Excellent 5 Bedroom country house for sale in Alaior, Menorca

Lucas Fox presents this incredible and unique 296 m² Menorcan rural house, renovated and extended with great style and a perfect balance between rustic and modern, and surrounded by a 22,890 m² plot in the heart of the island of Menorca.

It feels like you are in a museum with a mix of typical Menorcan architecture and minimalist design.

The property is distributed on one floor with different levels that house a large kitchen, a beautiful living room with an study that opens onto the porch and offers views of the countryside, swimming pool and sea views in the distance. Five double bedrooms and three bathrooms complete this floor.

The central part of the house is made up of an old farmhouse, while the bedroom area is an annex built a few years ago. It also has another annex that can be used as a bedroom or a study.

Exterior, we find an elongated pool perfect for swimming, a beautiful and well-kept garden area and a large expanse of land that can be used for different purposes.

An ideal opportunity to live all year round or to spend time with family and friends. In addition, it can be used for holiday rentals as it has a tourist license.

Please contact us for more information or to arrange a viewing.

Main house

Ground floor:

• Living room
• Toilet
• Kitchen

Annex 1:

• Garage/studio

Annex 2:

First semi-floor:

• Double bedroom
• Single bedroom
• Bathroom

First floor:

• Double bedroom
• Bathroom

Exterior:

• Porch
• Pool
• Barbecue area
• Vegetable garden

The town of Alaior, built around the ancient hill of Ihalor, from which its current name comes, was founded by King James II of Mallorca in 1304. Alaior has 9,972 inhabitants and is 12 km from Maó.

Historic centre : Alaior hides numerous architectural surprises and corners that are worth not missing, such as:

• The Rosary Chapel, inside the church of Santa Eulalia, and the portal of San Pedro, which can be admired at the access.

• The patio of Sa Lluna, former Franciscan cloister.

• The Can Salort palace, an expression of civil architecture representative of old well-off families, today municipal property and headquarters of the university extension of the Balearic Islands.

• The hermitage of Sant Pere and its tree-lined square where you can take a break after so many cultural activities.

• The mills that surround the town: d'en John and d'en Pujol. And the wellheads that are still within the urban area.

• Streets of the medieval villa , which will take us to discover the ins and outs of the city.

Culture: To discover the cultural reality of Alaior, the best option is to visit the Rotger cultural space or the San Diego cultural centre , International Engraving Centre , where courses are given and exhibitions of great interest are held.

Gastronomy: Alaior is the birthplace of the internationally renowned Menorcan cheese, as well as being known for its artisanal production of sausages, ice cream, pastries and liquor production.

Industry: Footwear and jewellery manufacturing is prominent. These products can be purchased, for the most part, in industries that have their own shops. Example: Pons Quintana.

Hiking: The rural paths in the surrounding area offer us the opportunity to undertake various hiking or cycling excursions, such as the route that takes us to the rural hermitage of Sant Llorenç de Binixems.