Alaior, Menorca, Balearic Islands, Spain

Island and Home are very pleased to offer this charming country house with tourist license, located close to the historic town of Alaior, Menorca.

The property is located within an expansive plot of over 523,000m2. The property has a very traditional Menorquin feel. The gardens wrap around the entire property, with various sections set up for enjoying and relaxing, as well as farming and growing vegetable, with swimming pool located to the rear. Mature plants, trees and Menorquin stone walls surround this property. The estate runs on renewable energy with the use of solar panels.

The original property was built in 1896. There are three bedrooms and three bathrooms downstairs, along with kitchen and dining room. A further three bedrooms and two bathrooms are located upstairs with roof terrace and views across the estate.

There is a shaded terrace to the rear of the property, overlooking the swimming pool and gardens.
An adjoining annex is being constructed which will provide additional accommodation. There is also various outbuildings and large garage.

This country estate is bursting with opportunity and in such a pretty and private location, is perfectly situated. Close to south coast beaches and amenities of Alaior and Es Migjorn Gran.

Island & Home is a British owned, family run company, located in Menorca. We have been successfully selling homes on the stunning island of Menorca since 2018. We are a passionate, dynamic and transparent estate agency delivering total customer satisfaction guaranteed, with over 15 years of experience both in the UK and abroad. We offer a range of services, covering Property Sales, Holiday Rentals and Commercial offerings. Fluent in English, Spanish, Catalan and French - We would be delighted to help and will be dedicated to your needs.


Menorca, in the Balearic Islands, is a peaceful, unique natural sanctuary, packed with contrasts to explore. It is a real paradise, lapped by the Mediterranean Sea, which will seduce you with its calmness and diversity.

The island is rich with assorted coastlines, from the tranquillity and stillness of the south and the hidden coves, to the dramatic and vibrant contrast in the north. There is no disputing the light as you enter the island, with everything gleaming in high definition. The possibilities to enjoy the best of the Mediterranean sun and the clean, crystal clear waters is endless. Whether it is discovering the Cami dés Cavall on foot, horse or bicycle, or appreciating the warm waters by sailing, windsurfing, water skiing and scuba diving. With its 70+ beaches and famous Cami d´es Cavall, there is surely something for everyone to enjoy, whatever the interests, age or capability.
Menorca has an annual average temperate of 16.5 degrees and currently, has a population of 94,000. The island is split into eight districts, Mahon (the capital), Cuitadella (the old capital), Alaior, Ferreries, Es Castell, Es Mercadal, Es Migjorn Gran and Sant Lluis. In 1993, Menorca was been granted a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve designation and its landscapes are rich in fauna and flora