Excellent 3 Bedroom apartment for sale in Maó, Balearic Islands

The property has been completely renovated with exquisite taste, opting for a minimalist and elegant style that respects the traditional Menorcan architecture and highlights original materials such as marés stone, exposed wooden beams and elements typical of houses from the early 1900s.

The property is distributed over three floors and features three bedrooms and three bathrooms. On the main floor , the highest level of the property, there is an impressive living room with abundant natural light and unobstructed views of the port of Maó. The space is particularly striking for its carefully curated aesthetic: an original wall of marés stone and another with illuminated niches, creating the effect of an art gallery. Also on this floor is a brand-new kitchen with clean lines and a contemporary design, open to the living room and offering sea views. In addition, there is a bedroom overlooking a quiet courtyard and a full bathroom with a bathtub.

Descending the stairs, you reach the second ensuite bedroom. This space stands out for its designer bathroom , completely renovated and featuring a shower with direct views of the port through a large arched window, preserved as a tribute to the original design typical of Menorca.

On the lower floor is the third bedroom, also with an en-private bathroom and direct access to a magnificent terrace. From this exterior space, you can enjoy truly privileged views over the port, making it the perfect place to relax and watch beautiful sunsets.

A unique property , full of personality and elegance, ideal for those looking for a Menorcan house, with exceptional views and an unbeatable location in one of the most desirable enclaves of Maó.

Ground floor

• Living room
• Kitchen
• Double bedroom
• Bathroom

Floor -1

• Double bedroom with en-private bathroom

Floor -2

• Single bedroom with private bathroom
• Terrace with views of the port

The old town of Maó is one of the most unique and distinctive enclaves in the Mediterranean. Its history is inextricably linked to its impressive natural harbor, considered one of the largest in Europe, which has shaped the city's development over the centuries. The houses are built into the sloping terrain, creating a network of terraced buildings and narrow streets that descend towards the sea, offering stunning views from various vantage points.

During the 18th century, Maó was the capital of Menorca under British rule, a period that left a profound mark on the city. This influence is clearly visible in the architecture of the old town, with its austere facades, vertical windows, glazed balconies, and elegant interior staircases, lending a cosmopolitan air rarely found in other Mediterranean cities.

Historically, Maó was a city open to international trade, which gave rise to a bourgeois and dynamic spirit that is still evident in its old stately homes, converted warehouses, and emblematic buildings. Areas such as Ses Voltes, the surroundings of the Cloister of El Carme, and the Church of Santa María maintain this historical character while also offering a rich cultural attractions.

Today, the old town of Maó combines that historical legacy with high-quality contemporary renovations, making it one of the most desirable areas in Menorca.