Alaior Village House

If you are looking for a charming house, don’t miss this unique opportunity to live in the historic center of Alaior, one of the most beautiful and peaceful towns in Menorca. This house offers everything you need to feel comfortable and happy: spacious and bright areas, carefully and elegantly decorated, with top-quality finishes that will delight even the most demanding. Enjoy the indirect lighting on the staircase, creating a cozy and modern atmosphere, or the bathrooms, which feature fixtures that hide the bulbs, adding a touch of originality and sophistication. Don’t miss the chance to live in a dream home in the heart of Alaior. Call us and come see it, then we can discuss the price. Alaior is a charming white inland village in Menorca, founded in 1304, known for its winding medieval layout, the imposing Church of Santa Eulalia, and its vibrant cultural and artisanal life. Located centrally, it offers a unique blend of history, cobblestone streets, the Patio de sa Lluna, and the best local cuisine, being the core of the island’s traditional artisanal cheese-making. Property Description Ground floor house located on the outskirts of Mahón. With a built area of 93 m2, this property offers a well-thought-out layout and interesting potential. The interior layout begins with an entrance hall leading to the various rooms. The cozy-sized living-dining room is complemented by a kitchen with direct access to a backyard patio, ideal for enjoying outdoor moments or as a service area. The resting area consists of two bedrooms and a versatile sitting room that can be adapted to various needs. The master bedroom has its own en-suite bathroom, offering greater privacy and comfort. An additional bathroom serves the rest of the house. Legal and economic transparency information according to Article 20 of the General Law for the Protection of Consumers and Users: - Taxes: The transaction may be subject to the Property Transfer Tax (ITP), which will vary depending on the purchase price and the buyer’s personal and tax circumstances, according to applicable regulations. - Acquisition costs: The buyer will assume the costs arising from the purchase, including notary fees, registration in the Property Registry, and other legally applicable expenses. These costs may amount to approximately 1%-2% additional to the purchase price, excluding taxes. Aspects that surround and define Alaior: Heart of History and Medieval Charm: - Alaior sits on a hill with steep, labyrinthine streets that invite exploration, culminating in the majestic Parish of Santa Eulalia, visible from almost anywhere. Heritage and Culture: - Highlights include the old Franciscan cloister of Patio de sa Lluna, the Can Salort Palace, and the lively Plaza de la Constitución. Artisanal Identity: - The town is famous as the birthplace of authentic Menorcan cheese and has a strong tradition in the footwear and jewelry industries. Views of the Rural Landscape: - From spots like Munt de l’Àngel, panoramic views of the rural surroundings and Menorca’s green landscape are offered. Connection to the Sea: - Although inland, the municipality includes a large coastal strip, featuring the famous and extensive Son Bou beach, the longest in Menorca, and Calan Porter beach, home to the renowned Cova den Xoroi. Alaior balances the tranquility of an inland village with ongoing cultural activity, preserving the authentic flavor of Menorca.