Casa Magestic

The villa

Casa Magestic is a contemporary four - bedroom villa set on the outskirts of Alaior, in a plot of 8,500 m² acres of lush countryside and enclosed within a secluded walled garden. With sweeping rural views and a fairy - tale atmosphere, it provides a peaceful retreat within walking distance of local restaurants and shops. Designed for up to eight guests, the villa features spacious living areas across two floors, enhanced by picture - frame windows that showcase the scenery. The interiors follow an elegant, warm style with soft tones and bright accents. Three double bedrooms sit on the first floor, one double with its own en - suite and two twin rooms sharing a modern family bathroom, while the second floor hosts another double bedroom with an en - suite shower room and access to a private terrace. On the ground floor, modern furnishings blend with exposed stone and wooden beams in sociable living areas, where large terrace doors create a seamless flow between indoors and out. A fully equipped contemporary kitchen adjoins an open - plan dining area, with two arches leading to an airy lounge arranged around a fireplace. Outside, the villa’s expansive garden sets the stage, featuring a spectacular terrace, private swimming pool and sun loungers for enjoying the Menorcan climate. A shaded pergola offers a comfortable setting for al - fresco dining, providing relief from the sunshine. Casa Magestic stands out as a unique and stunning base for exploring the island.

Casa Magestic is located on the outskirts of Alaior, a small town in Menorca. This wonderful villa is situated just seven - minutes’ drive from Son Bou, the largest and one of the most popular beaches on the island. The charming town centre is just a short walk from the front door and boasts bustling local shops, bars and restaurants, with plenty of variety for your holiday! Menorca airport is only a 15 - minute drive from the villa, so you can settle in to holiday mode within minutes of getting off the plane!

Mahon (Maó), just 20 - minutes away by car, boasts a stunning natural harbour and is surrounded by a colourful collection of old fishermans houses and a plethora of fine cosmopolitan eateries and café bars.  Walk up the ancient steps to the old town with characterful cafes, interesting shops and the colourful food and fish markets.

To their immense credit the Menorquins have taken great steps to protect their environment. As a result, the island's rugged coastline still offers a huge number of beautiful sandy coves (calas) to explore.  The south of the island has lush pine groves, white sandy coves, isolated rocky inlets and busier beaches. The best known beaches in this area are Binibeca, Son Bou and Punta Prima.

Menorca is an island full of diverse charm, beauty and extremely welcoming inhabitants. Over the centuries, diverse cultural influences have bestowed on the island a distinctive character, evident in its landscape today. Ancient dry stone walls can be seen dividing the surprisingly lush green fields all over the island, stone monuments and burial mounds are plentiful and charming traditional Spanish Fincas can be seen scattered throughout this very pleasant landscape.

Located on the western side of the island is the lovely old port of Ciutadella with its maze of cobbled streets and striking architecture and many plazas and squares. This is such a delightful town, great for walking and people watching, as well as dining al fresco at one of its many fine restaurants and café bars.

For those who enjoy the outdoors, and are keen to explore, why not walk along a section of the Cami de Cavalls, the ancient bridle path that encircles the island and there are also many other lovely well signposted footpaths and cycle routes.