22-hectare estate, located in the municipality of Alaior. It has a main house of 340m2, attached at the rear to another house on the neighbouring estate, but with complete privacy. It features the typical architecture of the Menorcan countryside, with an abundance of traditional elements such as the wood-fired oven, stone-paved floors, an entrance courtyard covered with arches, two cisterns, and a 25m2 garage. It also has the usual agricultural outbuildings: a cowshed, stables and storage buildings, with a total area of 339 m2. It is located in a peaceful setting, comprising wooded areas and cultivated fields. It has mains electricity and 2 water wells. Alaior is a charming white inland town in Menorca, founded in 1304, notable for its winding medieval layout, the imposing church of Santa Eulalia, and its vibrant cultural and artisan life. Located in the centre, it offers a unique blend of history, cobbled streets, the Patio de sa Lluna and the finest local cuisine, and is the heart of the island’s artisan cheesemaking tradition. Features that surround and define Alaior:Historic and Medieval Heart: Alaior sits on a hill, with steep, labyrinthine streets that invite you to get lost, culminating in the majestic Parish Church of Santa Eulalia, visible from almost anywhere.Heritage and Culture: Highlights include the former Franciscan cloister of the Patio de sa Lluna, the Palace of Can Salort and the lively Plaza de la Constitucion.Artisan Identity: The town is famous as the birthplace of authentic Menorca cheese, as well as for its strong tradition in the footwear and costume jewellery industries. Views of the Rural Landscape: From places such as Munt de l'Angel, panoramic views are offered of the rural surroundings and the green Menorcan landscape.Connection to the Sea: Although inland, the municipality encompasses a large stretch of coastline, including the famous and extensive beach of Son Bou, the longest in Menorca.Alaior strikes a balance between the tranquillity of an inland town and continuous cultural activity, preserving the authentic flavour of Menorca