Casa Sant Ana | 8-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Mahon Es Castell

Mahon’s harbour stretches two kilometres along Spain’s easternmost point, and from Casa Sant Ana you wake to watch the Mediterranean catch fire at first light—literally the country’s earliest sunrise. This eight-bedroom villa accommodates 16 guests across a newly-constructed property that commands views of the Port of Mahon and Isla del Rey, where whitewashed walls and Moorish archways frame turquoise water rather than acting as mere backdrop.

Inside Casa Sant Ana

Casa Sant Ana sleeps 16 guests across 8 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms, arranged across three distinct levels that allow families and larger groups to find privacy without sacrificing connection. Ground floor living orients around a generous reception area with satellite television, opening directly onto a southern-facing terrace that catches sun from mid-morning onwards. The kitchen commands serious attention—a five-burner Range cooker with integrated steam function, American-style refrigerator, Nespresso machine, and butcher-block workspace arranged around a central island. Walk-in pantry with dedicated wine refrigerator. The ground floor includes a bedroom with double bed and ensuite bathroom, a second guest bedroom with double bed and shower room opening to the patio, plus the service quarters—twin-bedded staff room with shower and laundry facilities accessible from the kitchen.

The dining area seats eight comfortably, positioned to overlook the rockery garden planted with palms and Mediterranean shrub. An indoor dining space connects seamlessly to outdoor entertaining. Separate living room designed in minimalist aesthetic—pale wooden flooring, neutral upholstered seating—with pool table positioned to one side. Study or playroom contains television and additional sleeping arrangements for younger guests.

The first floor houses five bedrooms and represents the villa’s principal accommodation. The master suite occupies prime position with terraced access, a freestanding soaking tub, walk-in shower with dual rainfall heads, two sinks, and extensive dressing room. This bedroom combines two single beds for flexible sleeping configuration. A secondary master-equivalent offers double bed, ensuite with shower, and terrace access. Three further first-floor bedrooms—each with double bed, private ensuite shower, and direct terrace access—distribute sleeping arrangements evenly. The landing area incorporates multiple seating points; upstairs corridors function as secondary lounging spaces rather than mere circulation.

The top floor attic room functions as a family suite: generous floorplan with two single beds configured as a double, three additional single beds, flat-screen television, and terracotta rug creating a cohesive child-friendly environment. Natural light floods this upper retreat, making it far more appealing than typical attic bedrooms.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The swimming pool stretches parallel to the shoreline, engineered with Roman-style entry steps and sufficient depth for genuine lap swimming—the visual effect approximates infinity pooling, where water and sea merge at the horizon. Sun loungers and umbrellas cluster along one side; bamboo furniture with white cushions furnishes the patio lounge. Architectural archways frame the water views, transforming every outdoor moment into curated composition. Terracing extends along the upper level, capturing those Menorcan sunrises where dawn light breaks across water before anywhere else in Spain experiences daylight. The barbecue installation services the outdoor dining table, positioned within the rockery garden’s shelter. Private parking accommodates multiple vehicles. Grounds are fully enclosed, creating security for young children while maintaining sight lines to maritime views.

Location: Mahon and the Surrounding Area

Casa Sant Ana sits in Es Castell, 2km from Mahon proper, positioned between two distinct harbours that define the eastern coast of Menorca. The Calas Fonts waterfront—a working fishing harbour—lies within easy walking distance, lined with casual restaurants, gift shops, and the promenade where evening paseos create animated street atmosphere throughout summer months. The evening buzz here peaks July through August when both locals and visitors occupy every waterfront table.

Mahon itself, the island’s capital, occupies the far end of that 2km harbour. Descend the historic steps to discover working boatyards, art galleries in converted warehouses, boutique shops specialising in avarcas—the traditional Menorcan sandals that represent centuries of local shoemaking craft. The Xoriguer distillery sits harbourside; gin production has operated here since the 18th century, and the tour includes tastings of the signature botanical spirit. Local cuisine centres on seafood: baked squid, lobster stew, octopus in paprika sauce, and sobrassada—a cured sausage that appears on virtually every tapas menu.

Beaches accessible within 15 minutes’ drive include Cala Corb, where local fishing boats work the shallow cove, and the dramatic Calas Coves, where lapis-coloured water reflects limestone cliffs. For a more challenging excursion, Cala Escorxada rewards a one-hour coastal hike from Santo Tomas with pristine sands and turquoise water far less crowded than popular alternatives. Menorca’s highest point, El Toro, sits 30km inland; the moderate two-hour hike to the summit provides panoramic island views. Adventurous guests can arrange paragliding from this elevation—tandem flights with qualified instructors offer literally breathtaking perspectives of the 30km-long island.

The broader island atmosphere differs markedly from Majorca or Ibiza—less frantic, more contemplative, yet offering substantial activity diversity. Jeep Safari Menorca operates 4×4 excursions through backroad landscapes where native black Menorquin horses still roam. Water sports centres across the island offer boat hire, windsurfing lessons, and chartered fishing trips. Explore our luxury villas in Mahon for alternative Menorcan options, or browse our full collection in Spain across multiple regions. For comprehensive destination context, read our Menorca travel guide.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families with children aged 5-16 gravitate toward Casa Sant Ana because the attic family suite accommodates multiple young sleepers while two ground-floor bedrooms let parents occupy different spaces simultaneously—essential for managing different sleep schedules across age groups. The private pool, enclosed grounds, and beach proximity within 15km create secure environments for supervised swimming.

Multi-generational groups benefit from the distributed bedroom arrangement; grandparents command the first-floor master suite with terrace and bathing amenities, while adult children and grandchildren spread across remaining chambers. The study/playroom and pool table address varying activity preferences without forcing constant group engagement.

Professional groups and corporate retreats find appeal in the eight separate bedrooms (eliminating roommate assignment tensions), the substantial living and dining capacity for group meals, and the Wi-Fi connectivity supporting working sessions. The dual dining areas permit breakout meeting spaces.

Couples seeking larger-group vacations—whether milestone celebrations or friendship reunions—appreciate the competitive pool table, outdoor entertainment infrastructure, and Mahon’s dining and entertainment options within walking distance. The harbour promenade creates effortless evening entertainment without requiring organized activity planning.

Practical Information

Capacity: 16 guests across 8 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. Menorca Airport (Aeropuerto de Menorca) sits 5km southwest of Mahon; transfer time from airport to Casa Sant Ana averages 20 minutes by private car. International flights connect directly from European hubs; peak summer season (July-August) sees daily departures from London, Frankfurt, Paris and Spanish regional airports.

El Corte Inglés supermarket and the daily market at Mahon’s central plaza provide fresh provisions 2km away. Bakeries, butchers, and fishmongers cluster near the harbour; restaurants span casual waterfront chiringuitos to formal fine dining establishments housed in converted harbourside mansions.

Inclusion: Wi-Fi throughout property, air conditioning in all rooms, pool access, private parking, linen, towels, and basic welcome provisions. The property operates year-round with flexible check-in arrangements available upon request. This villa is available on request only; booking confirmation occurs after owner availability verification.

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Sant Ana

How many guests does Casa Sant Ana sleep?

Casa Sant Ana accommodates 16 guests maximum. The configuration comprises five first-floor bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms, three additional ground-floor bedrooms with bathrooms, one attic family room with multiple single beds, and a staff bedroom. Total: 8 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. Additional sofa sleeping in the study/playroom extends capacity for younger children or flexible arrangements.

What is the nearest airport to Casa Sant Ana in Mahon?

Menorca Airport (also designated Mahon Airport) operates approximately 5km from Casa Sant Ana via the main coastal road. Transfer time from runway to villa entrance averages 15-20 minutes by private car service. The airport receives direct flights from major European cities during summer season and regional Spain connections year-round. Car rental desks operate in the terminal; driving time to Casa Sant Ana follows coastal N-701 southeastward toward Es Castell.

What is the best time of year to rent Casa Sant Ana?

May through September offers consistently warm Mediterranean weather (20-28°C), minimal rainfall, and calm seas ideal for pool use and beach activities. July and August peak tourist season means crowded beaches and restaurants but animated street culture, particularly the Calas Fonts waterfront promenade. June and September provide warm weather with fewer crowds; shoulder months require confirmation of specific weather patterns but typically deliver pleasant conditions. Winter months (November-February) see occasional rainfall and 12-14°C temperatures—acceptable for visitors seeking solitude and cultural exploration without beach recreation focus.

Is Casa Sant Ana suitable for families with children?

Yes. The property specifically accommodates families: the attic family room contains multiple child-scale beds; the private enclosed pool with Roman entry steps and shallow zones suits young swimmers; Calas Fonts beach (2km distant) offers calm protected swimming with lifeguard presence during summer months; the property features ground-floor bedrooms allowing parents to sleep adjacent to younger children. The study/playroom entertains rainy days. However, the coastal location means sea access is immediate—parents must maintain constant water supervision. Pool fencing and safety features merit confirmation with the property manager prior to booking with very young children.

What is included in the rental price at Casa Sant Ana?

Rental includes Wi-Fi internet throughout the property, air conditioning in all bedrooms and common areas, pool access with maintenance, private parking for multiple vehicles, linen and towel provisions, basic welcome supplies, and grounds maintenance. Pool heating availability should be confirmed based on season. Cleaning services, additional staff, and grounds workers can be arranged for supplementary fees. Utilities (electricity, water, gas) are included; any costs for long-distance phone calls or premium television channels are additional.

What restaurants and shops are near Casa Sant Ana?

The Calas Fonts waterfront, 1km from the villa, concentrates casual dining: seafood restaurants, beach clubs, and tapas bars with outdoor seating overlooking fishing boats. Mahon proper, 2km away, offers fine dining in historic harbour buildings—Es Pla Restaurant specialises in Menorquin cuisine; upscale options include establishments in converted merchant houses. The central market at Mahon (Mercado del Carmen) operates daily with fresh produce, fish, and prepared foods. El Corte Inglés supermarket, 2km away, stocks international provisions. Local delis near the harbour sell sobrassada, cured hams, and artisanal cheeses. Bakeries (panaderias) appear within 500m in all directions—morning deliveries offer fresh ensaimadas (spiral pastries) and local breads.