John Taylor Menorca presents a unique 8-hectare space that combines entertainment, leisure and relaxation in a strategic location on the island of Menorca. This entertainment resort includes a house, two shops, bar-restaurant, go-kart circuit, swimming pools, mini-golf, garden with outdoor children’s games and an indoor showroom.
The property has an open-plan living room, dining room
John Taylor Menorca presents a unique 8-hectare space that combines entertainment, leisure and relaxation in a strategic location on the island of Menorca. This entertainment resort includes a house, two shops, bar-restaurant, go-kart circuit, swimming pools, mini-golf, garden with outdoor children’s games and an indoor showroom.
The property has an open-plan living room, dining room and kitchen, as well as five double bedrooms and four bathrooms. There are also storage rooms and garages for added convenience.
In the commercial area of 1,300 m2, typical products of the island are offered, as well as articles for collectors. Attached to it, we find the pool BAR providing a pleasant space with a covered terrace. The KARTS circuit, designed with a meandering layout surrounded by grass ensuring the safety of the drivers, is a vibrant space used during the tourist season and every weekend of the year.
The sports pool, with a depth of 1.20m to 1.80m, ideal for adults looking for fun in the sun, includes a water slide to add excitement to the aquatic experience.
The estate has a 390 m2 pond and a MINIGOLF with 12 hard-paved courts, with multiple shapes and difficulties.
At the entrance to the estate there is a paved car park with a capacity for 325 vehicles for the exclusive use of customers. The show hall has a licence in force after reformation to comply with safety and accessibility regulations.
Contact us and we will inform you of the infinite business possibilities offered by this unique complex in Menorca.
Ciutadella de Menorca occupies the western tip of the island and serves as its historic capital, a role it held until the British transferred administrative functions to Mahón in the eighteenth century. The old city retains a dense medieval core of Gothic palaces, aristocratic mansions, and narrow limestone lanes converging on a natural harbour. Its architectural coherence and unhurried pace distinguish it clearly from the more commercially developed eastern end of the island, and it carries a strong sense of local Menorcan identity.
Daily life centres on the Plaça des Born, the cathedral quarter, and the working port, where fish restaurants line the quayside. The covered Mercat Municipal supplies fresh produce. The surrounding countryside offers direct access to the Camí de Cavalls coastal path and several undeveloped north-coast beaches within a short drive.
Menorca Airport, located near Mahón on the eastern side of the island, is approximately 45 kilometres from Ciutadella, a journey of around 40 minutes by car. The airport operates direct scheduled and charter services to major European cities, with frequency increasing substantially from April through October. Year-round ferry connections from Ciutadella port link the island to Barcelona and Valencia, with crossings taking between two and a half and eight hours depending on the service.