Casa Sa Calma | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Sant Lluis

Eight guests, four bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and a swimming pool that catches the Mediterranean light at exactly the right angle—this is what Casa Sa Calma delivers on Menorca’s quietest corner. Positioned in Cap d’en Font on the island’s southeast coast, this villa sits within walking distance of hidden coves and local restaurants that serve fish caught that morning. You’re close enough to reach the villages of Binibeca and Sant Lluís for dinner, far enough away to hear nothing but cicadas and the distant murmur of the sea.

Inside Casa Sa Calma

Casa Sa Calma sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, all positioned on the ground floor for accessibility and ease. The layout flows from kitchen to dining to living spaces in a way that makes group living feel natural rather than cramped.

The kitchen anchors the villa’s functionality: induction hob and oven, a microwave for quick reheats, dishwasher, and a large fridge-freezer that accommodates a week’s worth of supplies. A window opens fully to create a service hatch toward the pool terrace—practical design that feels intuitive rather than clever. This is the kind of kitchen that makes reluctant cooks volunteer for dinner duty, especially when a private chef can be arranged to handle the work instead.

The dining area accommodates six guests at a substantial teak table. Air-conditioning keeps the space comfortable during Menorca’s peak heat. French windows open directly onto the dining terrace, collapsing the boundary between inside and outside dining. The living area follows immediately, fitted with two substantial sofas, a smart TV for streaming, complimentary Wi-Fi throughout, and French doors that frame views across the pool and manicured garden. An open-plan office nook sits nearby—useful if someone in your group needs to handle work calls, though the Mediterranean views make concentration difficult.

The master bedroom occupies its own wing, separated from guest areas for privacy. A super king-size bed dominates the space; ceiling fan and air-conditioning ensure comfort through warm nights. An en-suite shower room features an exceptionally large walk-in shower, substantial handwash basin, and separate toilet. A television is mounted for those who prefer to wake gradually. This room looks toward the pool and garden, and on quiet mornings you’ll hear the sea more clearly than from anywhere else in the villa.

Two double bedrooms follow, each with ceiling fans, air-conditioning, and their own en-suite bathrooms featuring large walk-in showers. One opens onto the dining terrace; the other faces the rear of the property, offering different perspectives and light at different times of day. The fourth bedroom is a twin configuration, also with fan and air-conditioning. A separate family bathroom with walk-in shower serves additional guest needs, ensuring queue-free mornings even when the villa reaches capacity.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The garden surrounding Casa Sa Calma transforms the property from house to compound. A substantial lawn provides open space; mixed fruit trees and flowering shrubs create layered greenery. The scent changes throughout the day—sharper in early morning, sweeter in evening heat. Parking is accommodated off-street without cluttering the views.

The swimming pool measures 3.5 by 7 metres, surrounded by teak decking and lawn. Roman-style steps make entry gradual and safe. This pool sits in the sightline of every major seating area, creating that constant visual anchor that justifies pool-side living. A hammam and sauna facility sits nearby for post-swim recovery.

The pergola-covered dining terrace seats eight comfortably under woven shade. This is where evening meals happen, where the temperature drops just enough as the sun lowers, where conversation runs long. A substantial built-in seating area with plush cushions faces the pool from another angle; a teak daybed provides an alternative lounging position. These aren’t decorative touches—they’re functional zones that serve different moods and group dynamics throughout a day.

Location: Cap d’en Font and the Surrounding Area

Casa Sa Calma occupies one of Menorca’s least-crowded residential areas, positioned on the southeastern coast where development has been carefully limited. The island’s microclimate here is notably stable—breezy enough to moderate heat, sheltered enough to feel protected.

A small sandy beach sits approximately 200 metres from the villa’s entrance, accessible on foot through the residential neighbourhood. Several fixed swimming platforms extend into clear water, offering alternatives to beach swimming. Binisafuller beach, approximately 1.2 kilometres away, provides a family-focused swimming venue with shallower approaches and lifeguard presence during summer months. The water here stays clear because few development pressures exist; you can see the seabed at 3 metres depth.

Binibeca village lies 2 kilometres north. This isn’t a tourist resort—it’s a functioning residential and fishing village built intentionally in a whitewashed Mediterranean style. Restaurants here serve what locals eat: grilled fish, local octopus, seafood rice, local cheese. Can Salort restaurant is known specifically for grilled fish and meats; Can Xica serves traditional Menorcan cuisine. These establishments don’t appear in major guidebooks, which keeps pricing reasonable and conversation authentic.

Sant Lluís, approximately 4 kilometres inland, represents Menorca’s administrative heart for this district. The town centre contains a functioning market that operates Tuesday through Saturday mornings—this is where residents buy produce, fish, and prepared foods rather than a tourist-facing market. The town itself showcases 18th-century architecture and offers perspective on how Menorcans actually live when tourists aren’t watching. When exploring our luxury villas in Spain, Sant Lluís consistently rates highly among those seeking authentic cultural immersion rather than resort experiences.

Binibeca Vell, approximately 1.5 kilometres away, offers the whitewashed village aesthetic more intensely than its parent Binibeca—narrow streets, craft shops, casual restaurants, and the kind of layout that makes you walk slightly aimlessly because maps don’t capture the three-dimensional reality of the topography. This works to the visitor’s advantage; getting slightly lost leads to discoveries.

For broader exploration, the island’s interior offers cycling routes through agricultural land, specifically the route from Alayor westward toward Ferreries—approximately 15 kilometres inland. Mahón harbour, the island’s capital city approximately 15 kilometres north, contains museums (the Museum of Menorca), restaurants of greater formality than Binibeca offers, and ferry services to Ibiza and Barcelona for those wanting day excursions. Cala Galdana, approximately 12 kilometres west, is Menorca’s most developed beach resort if you’re seeking a contrast to the quietness of Cap d’en Font.

Menorca Airport sits approximately 40 kilometres north of Casa Sa Calma, roughly a 50-minute transfer by car depending on traffic. Ground transfers can be arranged directly; the drive follows the main ME-1 road northward through gradually-changing landscape.

Wine tasting opportunities exist at local wineries such as Bodegas Binifadet, approximately 8 kilometres inland—a working vineyard that also serves simple restaurant food and operates a shop selling local wine and gin. Menorca produces gin commercially; several distilleries welcome visitors, though most are 20+ kilometres from Casa Sa Calma. For destination research and travel planning, our Menorca travel guide contains seasonal activity suggestions and cultural context that helps frame what you’re encountering. You might also review our full collection of luxury properties in Sant Lluís to compare options across the wider region.

Best travel months: May through early June and September through October. July and August are warmest (reaching 32°C regularly) but most crowded. Winter months (November-March) see temperatures around 10-15°C with occasional rain—not impossible but less reliably sunny than other Mediterranean destinations.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Families with children benefit from the ground-floor bedrooms (no stairs to manage), the enclosed garden (safe for unsupervised play), and the shallow-entry pool. Babysitting services can be arranged. The proximity to family beaches like Binisafuller and the calm waters near the villa itself mean young swimmers can build confidence in genuinely safe conditions rather than resort pools.

Groups of friends seeking a week away from structured activity will find Casa Sa Calma’s layout encourages both togetherness (shared dining terraces, communal pool) and privacy (separate bedroom ensuites, multiple seating areas). The available chef service transforms cooking from a chore into an option rather than an obligation.

Multi-generational groups—grandparents, adult children, grandchildren—find that four separate bedrooms with private bathrooms eliminate the friction that shared facilities create. Older guests appreciate ground-floor positioning, accessible bathroom design, and the option for spa treatments and massage to arrive at the villa rather than travelling to treatment centres.

Couples seeking privacy but room for visiting friends or family will find the scale manageable—not a sprawling compound, but substantial enough that guests don’t feel cramped or watched. The master bedroom’s separation from other bedrooms ensures couple’s privacy regardless of who else is present.

Remote workers and those combining leisure with work will use the office nook for focused tasks, but the broader villa layout—multiple seating areas, distinct zones—prevents work from colonising the entire experience. Yoga classes can be arranged if fitness routines matter to your group.

Practical Information

Capacity: 8 guests, 4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms plus separate toilet in master suite. Ground-floor positioning means no stairs to manage with luggage or mobility considerations. A travel cot is available for guests travelling with infants.

Nearest major airport: Menorca Airport (MAH), approximately 40 kilometres north, roughly 50 minutes by car. Ground transfers can be pre-arranged and are included in some rates. The drive follows the ME-1 motorway through gradually-changing Menorcan countryside.

Nearest supermarket: A Carrefour Express exists in Binibeca village approximately 2 kilometres away. For larger shopping, a Carrefour hypermarket operates in the Mahón area approximately 15 kilometres away. Local markets in Sant Lluís (Tuesday-Saturday mornings) offer fresh produce at better prices and fresher condition than supermarkets. Private chef service eliminates the need for self-catering trips if preferred.

Included in rental: Utilities (water, electricity, gas for heating), Wi-Fi internet access, pool maintenance, bed linen and towels, cleaning (typically once weekly, additional cleaning available), air-conditioning and ceiling fans, smart TV with streaming access. Pool is available year-round; heating available in winter months at additional cost if required.

Optional add-ons: Chef or cook service, maid service beyond standard cleaning, babysitting (arranged through approved local providers), spa treatments (massage, facial treatments arranged at villa), yoga or fitness classes, wine-tasting excursions, boat hire for beach-hopping, private transfers to and from airport.

Check-in: Typically 16:00 (4:00 PM), check-out 11:00 AM. Flexibility available depending on booking period and cleaner schedules—contact directly to discuss specific needs.

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Sa Calma

How many guests does Casa Sa Calma sleep?

Casa Sa Calma sleeps 8 guests comfortably across 4 bedrooms: a master suite with super king-size bed (sleeps 2), two double bedrooms (each sleeps 2), and one twin bedroom (sleeps 2). An infant travel cot is available. This configuration suits families (2 adults + up to 6 children), friend groups of various configurations, or multi-generational family gatherings without crowding.

What is the nearest airport to Casa Sa Calma?

Menorca Airport (MAH) is approximately 40 kilometres north of Casa Sa Calma, roughly a 50-minute drive by car via the ME-1 motorway. Ground transfers can be pre-arranged with the villa management; approximate cost is €60-80 depending on time of day and vehicle size. Alternatively, car rental is available directly from the airport if you intend to explore the island independently.

What is the best time of year to rent Casa Sa Calma?

May through June and September through October offer ideal conditions: water temperatures 18-24°C (comfortable for swimming), air temperatures 22-28°C (warm but not excessively hot), and significantly fewer tourists than July-August. July-August peak at 32°C regularly and attract maximum crowds to public beaches, though Casa Sa Calma’s private garden and pool remain tranquil. Winter (November-March) sees temperatures 10-15°C with occasional rain but far fewer bookings—useful if you seek solitude, less ideal for beach swimming. Spring wildflowers peak in late April-May; autumn light becomes particularly beautiful September-October.

Is Casa Sa Calma suitable for families with children?

Yes, specifically designed for families. The pool has Roman-style steps allowing gradual entry rather than sudden depth changes; younger children can paddle safely. The enclosed garden provides supervised play space without access to the road. Nearby Binisafuller beach (1.2 km away) has lifeguards during peak season and shallow approach zones. The small beach 200 metres from the villa is calmer and less crowded than resort beaches. Ground-floor bedrooms mean no carrying small children up stairs with jet lag. Babysitting services can be arranged locally. A travel cot is available. The quiet residential area means traffic is minimal and noise levels low—useful when children are sleeping or napping.

What is included in the rental price at Casa Sa Calma?

Included: all utilities (electricity, water, gas), Wi-Fi internet access, pool maintenance and cleaning, bed linen and towels, weekly housekeeping, air-conditioning and ceiling fans throughout, smart TV with streaming access, kitchen equipment (dishwasher, microwave, hob, oven, fridge-freezer). Excluded from base rental but available as paid add-ons: chef/cook services, additional housekeeping beyond weekly, maid service, babysitting, spa treatments, yoga classes, wine-tasting experiences, airport transfers, boat hire. Some packages include certain add-ons—confirm what’s included in your specific rate when booking.

What restaurants and shops are near Casa Sa Calma?

Binibeca village (2 km away) contains Can Salort (specialises in grilled fish and meats), Can Xica (traditional Menorcan cuisine), and several casual establishments serving paella and seafood. Sant Lluís (4 km) has a functioning local market Tuesday-Saturday mornings where residents buy fresh produce and prepared foods—prices are lower and quality fresher than supermarkets. Binibeca Vell (1.5 km) offers craft shops and casual dining in a whitewashed village setting. For supermarket shopping: Carrefour Express in Binibeca (2 km), Carrefour hypermarket in Mahón (15 km). None of these are tourist-focused establishments—they’re where Menorcans actually eat and shop, which maintains authenticity and reasonable pricing.