Located in the heart of Mahón’s historic center, this recently renovated triplex property stands out for its architectural uniqueness, versatile use, and open views of the harbor. Complemented by a pleasant private terrace, it offers the opportunity to enjoy the Mediterranean climate and moments of rest with complete privacy in the middle of the historic district.
The residence balances t
Located in the heart of Mahón’s historic center, this recently renovated triplex property stands out for its architectural uniqueness, versatile use, and open views of the harbor. Complemented by a pleasant private terrace, it offers the opportunity to enjoy the Mediterranean climate and moments of rest with complete privacy in the middle of the historic district.
The residence balances the character of traditional Menorcan architecture with a well-considered contemporary intervention, respecting original elements like its Victorian staircase, which adds identity and historical value to the ensemble. Distributed over several levels, the property offers a functional layout that enhances residential comfort as well as different possibilities for space utilization. Noteworthy is the restoration of an old cistern, now integrated as a unique indoor pool, providing a distinctive design element and a unique experience within the home.
One of its main attractions is the already established horizontal division, allowing the configuration of two independent units within the same property. In this regard, the upper floor houses a bright loft-style apartment, ideal as an additional residence, guest space, or even as a rental option, significantly enhancing its potential for profitability.
This configuration makes the property an interesting alternative both for those seeking a residence with character in Menorca and for investors who value assets with potential for patrimonial growth and flexible use.
Mahón’s historic center is one of the most representative areas of the island, known for its architectural richness, Mediterranean atmosphere, and proximity to the natural port, one of the largest in Europe. Living in this location allows one to enjoy a wide range of cultural, gastronomic, and service offerings, while maintaining a strong connection with the history and local essence of Menorca.
Carrer d’Isabel II runs through the historic core of Mahón, the island capital of Menorca, where the streets are lined with Georgian and neoclassical facades that reflect the city’s period of British occupation in the eighteenth century. This part of the old town sits above one of the largest natural harbors in Europe, and the elevated position of the street means that harbor views open up at regular intervals between the buildings. The scale is intimate, the stonework well-preserved, and the pace of daily life unhurried.
The covered market, Mercat des Claustre, is a short walk away on Plaça de la Conquesta. Restaurants including Es Cranc and La Minerva are within easy reach along the harbor front. The main commercial street, Carrer ses Moreres, is minutes on foot, as is the Plaça de la Constitució with its town hall and church of Santa Maria.
Mahón Airport is approximately five kilometers from the historic center, reachable in under fifteen minutes by car. The airport operates direct flights to major European cities including London, Barcelona, Madrid, Frankfurt, and Paris, with frequency increasing significantly during the summer season. Regular ferry services from the port of Mahón connect to Barcelona and Valencia, with crossings taking between six and nine hours depending on the route and vessel type.
Our team will help you find the perfect home to retreat or to spend the holidays. Menorca is the least develope
Our team will help you find the perfect home to retreat or to spend the holidays. Menorca is the least developed of the Balearic Islands with the most pristine beaches, it is a favourite of divers, astronomers and those seeking utter peace and calm. With the recently opened Hauser & Wirth Art Gallery on Isla del Rey, a small island just off the city of Mahon, as well as the boom in concept stores and boutique hotels, it has become a top destination for art and culture enthusiasts.