Large Teaser
Reference249770
Price1,380,000 EUR
Bedrooms6
Bathrooms1
Floor Space500.0m2
Land Area13.0 Ha

6 bedroom House for sale with countryside view with Income Potential in Alaior, Menorca

1,380,000 EUR
1,186,800 GBP1,476,600 USD
Wonderful opportunity to acquire a beautiful 6 bedroom countryside villa with outbuildings nestling in 13 hectares of glorious land, while enjoying far reaching panoramic views from its peaceful location near Alaior.

With over 500m2 built between the main house and outbuildings, this unique property is situated in a very private setting between Mahon and Fornells.

The 13 hectares are divided into two areas of approximately 6.5 hectares each in a very peaceful Menorcan rural landscape, with suitable agricultural land.

There are spacious living and dining rooms, kitchen, 6 bedrooms and a bathroom.

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Wonderful opportunity to acquire a beautiful 6 bedroom countryside villa with outbuildings nestling in 13 hectares of glorious land, while enjoying far reaching panoramic views from its peaceful location near Alaior.

With over 500m2 built between the main house and outbuildings, this unique property is situated in a very private setting between Mahon and Fornells.

The 13 hectares are divided into two areas of approximately 6.5 hectares each in a very peaceful Menorcan rural landscape, with suitable agricultural land.

There are spacious living and dining rooms, kitchen, 6 bedrooms and a bathroom.

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