Income Producing 4 bedroom Farm Estate for sale with panoramic view and countryside view views in Ferreries, Menorca

1,962,000 EUR 1,687,320 GBP 2,118,960 USD

Reference: 246305

Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 2
Floor Size: 338 m2
Plot Size: 67.65 hectares / 167.18 acres

Features

Garden
Land
No Pool
Equestrian Facilities
Potential for Income
Countryside View
Panoramic View
Parking

Details

Wonderful opportunity to acquire a working agricultural farm with charming
4 bedroom house, surrounded by more than 67 hectares of land, located near all amenities in Ferreries.

This farm is dedicated to the production of cow's milk, and the 338 m2 house is distributed over two floors and built around a central porch, with several additional stables and its own electricity and water services.

This property offers an impressive panoramic view of the countryside and the sea on the horizon.

Ferreries, with nearly five thousand inhabitants, is unique for being an inland district surrounded by hills. The peace and quiet of the residential area contrasts with the vitality of an active and dynamic industrial estate that today produces the footwear that is most exported from the island, such as the shoes of the Mascaró company, Pretty Ballerinas or Ría sandals.

However, the fact of being an inland district does not stop it enjoying the Menorca coast with one of the most emblematic urbanisations in Menorca such as Cala Galdana. The startling beauty of the natural ravines that outline its boundaries stand out, and many excursions can be made from them.

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2. Setting up a Pre-agreement (Contrato privado de compraventa)

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