4 Bedroom house / villa for sale in Mercadal, Balearic Islands

Lucas Fox presents this incredible, fully renovated townhouse with a tourist license in the picturesque and unique bay of Fornells, in the municipality of Es Mercadal. The house, which originally consisted of two, has a total area of 148 m² and enjoys incredible sea views. It also has a terrace with views of the town and two entrances to different areas of the village.

This is a beautiful Menorcan town house, renovated with great style and taste, with every comfort. Two houses have been joined together to create a spacious and charming home. During the renovation, the space was maximized and every detail was taken care of.

This 1896 building is spread over three floors. Upon entering, we find a dining room with views of the bay and a living room with an open kitchen, featuring high-end appliances . A few steps lead us to a entrance hall with a second entrance. Stairs lead to the master bathroom and main bedroom, which boast ample natural light.

From the main entrance, a staircase leads to two double bedrooms and two bathrooms. One of the bedrooms has incredible views of the sea and Fornells Bay. Climbing another staircase on the second floor, we access a terrace with views of the town and the sea, and a bedroom converted into a studio with stunning sea views, which also includes a toilet.

As we went for a walk in the surrounding area, we came across the charming town of Fornells and several walks around the bay.

It's a perfect house for year-round living, for large families or those who entertain a lot, and also for investors, as it has a tourist license and offers many possibilities. Contact us for more information or to arrange a viewing.

Ground floor

• living-dining room
• Kitchen with breakfast bar
• Toilet
• Entrance
• Entrance hall

First floor

• 3 full bathrooms
• Double bedrooms
• Double bedroom with views

Second floor

• Double bedroom
• Study
• Toilet
• Terrace

Fornells is one of Menorca's most beautiful and picturesque villages, with charming streets and a pleasant bay that make it one of the island's most iconic spots. It offers a variety of amenities and shops. It is also the island's main water sports centre .

Es Mercadal is the geographical centre of the island, founded during the Reconquista period and whose urban core is concentrated around the church of Sant Martí and the old mill, now converted into a restaurant.

Through its streets of low houses and great aesthetic simplicity, we find a town of rural and traditional origins. Here you can find the Cas Sucrer shop, selling the island's quintessential artisanal sweets, craft shops, stores selling local products, and restaurants serving traditional Menorcan cuisine. Also worth noting is El Aljub, an impressive cistern built during British rule to store rainwater. You can also climb the mysterious El Toro mountain, whose etymological origin could be Arabic and means "highest point." At its summit, you can discover a sanctuary and a square tower from the 14th century, offering exceptional panoramic views of the island. The Menorcan plains offer a view of its entire expanse on clear days.