Maison Minorquine Avec Piscine à Vendre Dans La Vieille Ville De Ciutadella De Menorca, Près Du Marché Aux Poissons
3 Chambres
4 SdB
1,723 Sqft
Mis à jour: Juin 18
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Townhouse Ciutadella de Menorca embodies a rare combination of authenticity and discreet luxury within 160 m² of meticulously reimagined living space. Upon entry, original architectural elements are paired with refined materials, offering a balance of character and contemporary comfort. The kitchen, nestled beneath an elegant marés vault, fuses historic charm with day-to-day functionality. Vaulted
Townhouse Ciutadella de Menorca embodies a rare combination of authenticity and discreet luxury within 160 m² of meticulously reimagined living space. Upon entry, original architectural elements are paired with refined materials, offering a balance of character and contemporary comfort. The kitchen, nestled beneath an elegant marés vault, fuses historic charm with day-to-day functionality. Vaulted living and dining rooms set the rhythm for relaxed gatherings and considered living.
A corridor leads to the sleeping wing, where three bedrooms each come with en-suite bathrooms and direct access outside, ensuring privacy and a consistent flow of natural light. The heart of the property reveals a private patio, introducing an unexpected private pool—a genuine privilege in the old quarter. From here, an upper terrace with a built-in bench and outdoor kitchen-barbecue area is designed for shared moments that linger.
Comfort is assured with air conditioning throughout, bedroom fans, and heating for every season. This townhouse curates a quietly exceptional living experience for those who recognize understated distinction. The property invites a private viewing to appreciate its atmosphere fully.
Ciutadella de Menorca is the island’s historic capital, a compact and well-preserved city of pale marés limestone architecture, narrow medieval lanes, and a natural harbour that has defined its identity for centuries. The old quarter carries genuine architectural weight, with Gothic palaces, Baroque churches, and aristocratic townhouses lining streets that have changed little in form since the city served as Menorca’s seat of power. It is widely regarded as the most characterful urban address on the island.
Daily life centres on the Plaça des Born, the Mercat des Peix fish market, and the covered Mercat Municipal. Restaurants including Es Tast de na Sílvia and Smoix draw serious diners. The harbour promenade, the Cathedral of Menorca, and the weekly market on Plaça de la Llibertat are all within walking distance of the old town.
Menorca Airport is approximately 45 kilometres east of Ciutadella, around 40 minutes by car. Direct flights connect to Barcelona, Madrid, London, Frankfurt, and other European cities, with frequency increasing significantly from spring through autumn. A regular ferry service from the port of Ciutadella links the city to Alcúdia in Mallorca in roughly one hour by fast ferry, providing an additional regional connection.