Reference259693
Price1,175,000 EUR
Bedrooms4
Bathrooms
Floor Space221.0m2
Land Area882.0m2
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Spacious 4 bedroom Villa for sale in Trebaluger, Menorca

1,175,000 EUR
1,010,500 GBP1,363,000 USD
Charming 4 bedroom villa with pool in a peaceful residential area, just a few minutes from Mahon, the airport, Es Castell and Sant Lluis, combining a tranquil setting with easy access to the island's main towns, with the beautiful beaches along Menorca's southern coast also within easy reach.

Built in 2004 on a single level, the property stands out for its spacious, light-filled interiors and well-planned layout.
The entrance leads to a generously sized, fully equipped kitchen and an elegant living room. The living area also includes a large study and a lovely glazed terrace, arranged as a dining area overlooking the garden and swimming pool.

The sleeping accommodation c...
Charming 4 bedroom villa with pool in a peaceful residential area, just a few minutes from Mahon, the airport, Es Castell and Sant Lluis, combining a tranquil setting with easy access to the island's main towns, with the beautiful beaches along Menorca's southern coast also within easy reach.

Built in 2004 on a single level, the property stands out for its spacious, light-filled interiors and well-planned layout.
The entrance leads to a generously sized, fully equipped kitchen and an elegant living room. The living area also includes a large study and a lovely glazed terrace, arranged as a dining area overlooking the garden and swimming pool.

The sleeping accommodation comprises four double bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom.
The layout is completed by a practical utility room and a guest wc conveniently located next to the entrance.

The property benefits from an individual tourist licence for 8 guests, adding considerable value and making it an attractive investment opportunity.

It offers the possibility of combining the enjoyment of a magnificent villa in Menorca with the potential for holiday rental income.

Outside, the villa is surrounded by a beautifully maintained garden with an automatic irrigation system.
The spacious terrace, measuring approximately 400 m2, offers several areas in which to enjoy the Mediterranean climate, including a 51.30 m2 heated saltwater swimming pool, a relaxing area with sun living rooms and hammocks, an outdoor dining area and a barbecue.

Among the varied planting, there is also a garden shed for tools and an infrared sauna.
In terms of features and equipment, the villa benefits from thermal insulation, solar panels, central heating and hot and cold air conditioning in the bedrooms, ensuring year-round comfort while contributing to the property's energy efficiency.
A reverse osmosis system is also installed to purify the drinking water.

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Swimming pool
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221m2 built.
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