Waterfront 3 bedroom Villa for sale with sea and panoramic views in Alcaufar, Menorca
A gentle stroll of just a few minutes leads to the local beach, where crystal-clear waters and white sand create a setting of natural beauty, complemented by charming sea front eateries that preserve the village's authentic character.
The spacious 264m2 villa is beautifully maintained and thoughtfully designed to make the most of its privileged surroundings.
Every room enjoys uninterrupted sea views, fostering a constant connection with the Mediterranean landscape. Natural light and coastal panoramas...
A gentle stroll of just a few minutes leads to the local beach, where crystal-clear waters and white sand create a setting of natural beauty, complemented by charming sea front eateries that preserve the village's authentic character.
The spacious 264m2 villa is beautifully maintained and thoughtfully designed to make the most of its privileged surroundings.
Every room enjoys uninterrupted sea views, fostering a constant connection with the Mediterranean landscape. Natural light and coastal panoramas flow effortlessly throughout the interior.
The front door opens into a spacious, light-filled living room, centred around a welcoming fireplace and enhanced by a sweeping staircase rising to the upper floor.
Also on this level are two generous double bedrooms. One features a dressing room and en-suite bathroom, while the second offers fitted wardrobes, an en-suite bathroom and direct access to the garden.
The upper floor is dedicated to comfort and privacy, comprising a substantial private living room and an impressive master suite. This expansive bedroom includes an en-suite bathroom and access to terraces from which panoramic sea views can be enjoyed in complete tranquillity.
Additional features include a garage, workshop, utility room and air conditioning throughout.
The garden provides ample space for the construction of a swimming pool, perfectly complementing the outdoor lifestyle and remarkable coastal setting.
During the summer months, the panorama becomes particularly enchanting, as sailing boats glide gracefully in and out of the bay.
A rare opportunity to acquire a distinguished coastal residence in one of Menorca's most charming and exclusive seaside villages-where elegance, authenticity and location combine in perfect harmony.
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