Villa Mit Touristenlizenz Und Meerblick In Cala Blanca.
4 Schlafz.
3 Bäder
6,653 Sqft lot
Aktualisiert: Mai 12
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Villa with tourist license and sea views in Cala Blanca.
Located on a 700 m² plot, this property offers 250 m² distributed over two floors.
The night area, on the ground floor, features four bedrooms with air conditioning and two bathrooms, while on the upper floor you will find the day area with a living-dining room, independent kitchen, a third bathroom, and direct access to a
Villa with tourist license and sea views in Cala Blanca.
Located on a 700 m² plot, this property offers 250 m² distributed over two floors.
The night area, on the ground floor, features four bedrooms with air conditioning and two bathrooms, while on the upper floor you will find the day area with a living-dining room, independent kitchen, a third bathroom, and direct access to a cozy terrace with spectacular sea views.
Outside, the property offers a private pool, several terraces, and a barbecue area ideal for enjoying the Mediterranean climate with family and friends.
Thanks to its tourist license, it is an attractive option both as a family residence and as an investment.
Son Óleo combines peace and privacy with excellent access to amenities. Just a short distance from the centre of Ciutadella, you’ll find shops, restaurants, cafés and cultural attractions within easy reach, yet far enough to enjoy a quiet and relaxed atmosphere.
The area is renowned for its proximity to the sea: a few minutes’ walk takes you to rocky platforms and crystal-clear waters perfect for swimming, sunbathing or simply relaxing while taking in Menorca’s famous sunsets. The neighbourhood is well-kept and mainly residential, giving it an exclusive and tranquil character compared to more touristic zones.
With good infrastructure and services nearby, Son Óleo is ideal for families, second-home owners and anyone looking for authentic Mediterranean living with easy access to both the coastline and the vibrant heart of Ciutadella.
One more important detail: according to recent regulatory changes, Son Óleo is not among the zones permitted for new tourist rental licences under the new PTI (Plan Territorial Insular). This means the area retains more of its residential character and is less likely to be affected by over-tourism or large-scale tourist rental development.
Ciutadella de Menorca occupies the western tip of the island and functions as its historic and cultural capital, despite Mahon holding the administrative title. The old town is defined by its medieval street plan, Gothic cathedral, and aristocratic palaces built by Catalan nobility, all contained within a compact historic centre that has retained its character with unusual integrity. The working harbour, lined with restaurants and overlooked by the old city walls, gives the town a genuine civic identity that purely resort-oriented destinations rarely achieve.
The old town centre offers daily markets, independent food shops, and established restaurants including Es Tast de na Sílvia and Smoix. The beaches of Cala Blanca and Son Saura are within a short drive to the south. Ciutadella’s Plaça des Born serves as the social hub, with cafes and the weekly market drawing both residents and visitors.
Menorca Airport, located near Mahon on the eastern side of the island, is approximately 45 kilometres from Ciutadella, a journey of around 45 minutes by car. The airport operates direct flights to major European cities including London, Barcelona, Madrid, and Frankfurt, with the majority of international connections running from spring through autumn. Year-round ferry services from Ciutadella’s port connect to Alcudia in Mallorca in around 75 minutes by fast ferry.