Balearic Islands, Menorca, Alaior, Spain
€320,000
- PROPERTY TYPE
House
- BEDROOMS
4
- BATHROOMS
1
- SIZE
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Key features
- Build area 184 sqm
- Plot of 51 sqm
- Terrace
Description
Set between neighbouring properties in the heart of Alaior's historic quarter, this characterful townhouse is a fine example of traditional Menorcan architecture: a narrow, deep-set property arranged over several levels and crowned by a roof terrace with views towards the church.
Alaior is one of Menorca's historic towns, with origins dating back to the early 14th century, during the reign of King James II of Mallorca. Its old quarter gradually developed around the church of Santa Eulàlia, and its narrow streets, changing levels and traditional terraced houses still retain much of the original character and urban layout of the town.
The property requires complete renovation, but its existing proportions and layout provide an excellent basis from which to restore the character of an authentic Menorcan townhouse whilst adapting it to contemporary living.
The accommodation is arranged over several floors.
At lower-ground level is an attractive vaulted cellar of approximately 35 m², easily accessible and full of traditional character. This distinctive space could be incorporated into the renovation project for a variety of uses.
The ground floor, measuring approximately 52 m², currently accommodates the main living area, comprising a sitting room, kitchen and dining area. There is also a bathroom and a small internal patio providing natural light and ventilation.
The first floor extends to approximately 49 m² and is currently divided into three rooms and a bathroom, offering considerable scope for reconfiguration as the principal bedroom accommodation.
The second floor provides a further 47 m², with several additional rooms that could be redesigned as bedrooms, a home office, guest accommodation or versatile living spaces, depending on the requirements of the future owners.
At the top of the house, a private terrace enjoys views across the rooftops of the historic centre towards the church, providing a particularly appealing outdoor space in the heart of town.
A property with genuine character and considerable potential, ideal for anyone wishing to restore an authentic Menorcan townhouse and create a home to their own specifications. Equally suited as a permanent residence or a second home, it offers the opportunity to enjoy traditional town life with Alaior's shops, cafés and everyday amenities just a short walk away.
Alaior is one of Menorca's historic towns, with origins dating back to the early 14th century, during the reign of King James II of Mallorca. Its old quarter gradually developed around the church of Santa Eulàlia, and its narrow streets, changing levels and traditional terraced houses still retain much of the original character and urban layout of the town.
The property requires complete renovation, but its existing proportions and layout provide an excellent basis from which to restore the character of an authentic Menorcan townhouse whilst adapting it to contemporary living.
The accommodation is arranged over several floors.
At lower-ground level is an attractive vaulted cellar of approximately 35 m², easily accessible and full of traditional character. This distinctive space could be incorporated into the renovation project for a variety of uses.
The ground floor, measuring approximately 52 m², currently accommodates the main living area, comprising a sitting room, kitchen and dining area. There is also a bathroom and a small internal patio providing natural light and ventilation.
The first floor extends to approximately 49 m² and is currently divided into three rooms and a bathroom, offering considerable scope for reconfiguration as the principal bedroom accommodation.
The second floor provides a further 47 m², with several additional rooms that could be redesigned as bedrooms, a home office, guest accommodation or versatile living spaces, depending on the requirements of the future owners.
At the top of the house, a private terrace enjoys views across the rooftops of the historic centre towards the church, providing a particularly appealing outdoor space in the heart of town.
A property with genuine character and considerable potential, ideal for anyone wishing to restore an authentic Menorcan townhouse and create a home to their own specifications. Equally suited as a permanent residence or a second home, it offers the opportunity to enjoy traditional town life with Alaior's shops, cafés and everyday amenities just a short walk away.
Balearic Islands, Menorca, Alaior, Spain
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Distances are straight line measurements- Menorca(International)6.5 miles
- Palma de Mallorca(International)78.9 miles
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