Income Producing 7 bedroom House for sale with sea view in Mahon, Menorca
This stunning estate, officially registered and set in one of Menorca's most untouched areas, is a rare sanctuary where nature speaks in silence and beauty.
Perched on a gentle hilltop, it offers sweeping panoramic views from the S'Albufera des Grau Natural Park to the Port of Addaya. The majority of the land is classified as an ANEI (Natural Area of Special Interest), ensuring the preservation and protection of its surroundings.
The property also includes two protected holm oak groves and a five-hectare area of High Environmen...
This stunning estate, officially registered and set in one of Menorca's most untouched areas, is a rare sanctuary where nature speaks in silence and beauty.
Perched on a gentle hilltop, it offers sweeping panoramic views from the S'Albufera des Grau Natural Park to the Port of Addaya. The majority of the land is classified as an ANEI (Natural Area of Special Interest), ensuring the preservation and protection of its surroundings.
The property also includes two protected holm oak groves and a five-hectare area of High Environmental Protection, giving it outstanding ecological and landscape value. This land is not only fertile-it is wise.
Currently under active organic farming and livestock production, the estate is well-known for the exceptional quality of its products, including artisanal sobrasadas and free-range livestock raised with deep respect for the environment.
A true expression of slow living and farm-to-table philosophy.
The built area comprises nearly 500m2 of residential constructions: the farmhouse, currently inhabited, and the former manor house, which invites restoration and vision.
There are also 350m2 of agricultural buildings, offering both charm and potential.
Tucked away in nature, a small chapel dedicated to Saint Rosa offers a sacred and tranquil space for reflection.
This is not a property for those solely seeking return on investment-it is for those who value serenity, open skies, ancestral trees, and a deeper connection to the land.
Here, investing means reclaiming time, balance, and a more meaningful way of life.
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