Finca Aislada | 7-Bedroom Country Estate in Ciutadella Menorca

A country estate in rural Menorca near Ciutadella that accommodates fourteen guests across seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms—the kind of property where multi-generational families and friend groups discover they actually want to share meals rather than scatter to different wings. What distinguishes Finca Aislada from typical Mediterranean rentals is the professional on-site team: a private chef, concierge, daily maid service, and spa therapists who transform a villa stay into something closer to a private resort experience.

Inside Finca Aislada

Finca Aislada sleeps 14 guests across 7 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms, spread across both the main residence and a separate annex. The architectural layout deliberately prevents the feeling of crowding—each sleeping area has its own identity and views.

The main house anchors the property with rooms designed for both social gathering and private retreat. Ground level accommodates a double bedroom with a super king bed, climate control, a dedicated dressing room, and an en-suite featuring a sunken bath, walk-in shower, and twin basins overlooking the countryside. The first floor contains the master suite—another super king arrangement with its own wood-burning stove lounge, climate control, dressing room, and substantial en-suite bathroom with picture windows framing rural vistas.

Three guest suites occupy the main building adjacent to the residence. Suite One offers a super king bed, small workspace, climate-controlled bedroom, and en-suite with walk-in shower and twin sinks—all with countryside views through picture windows. Suite Two mirrors this arrangement but substitutes the walk-in shower with a sunken bath configuration plus separate shower cubicle. Suite Three returns to the walk-in shower design, each room maintaining the same level of finish and privacy.

The open-plan living architecture spans the ground floor with full climate control throughout. The kitchen operates as the property’s practical hub: built-in oven, large ceramic hob, American-style fridge-freezer, dishwasher, microwave, washing machine, and a generously sized walk-in pantry stocked with an additional refrigerator. The bar seating area with six stools becomes the natural gathering point for casual breakfasts and evening aperitifs. Two substantial French windows open the kitchen zone onto the front lawn garden.

The sitting and entertainment zones divide the living area into distinct purposes. A lounge section features two large sofas and armchairs, while the television corner contains a wood-burning stove flanked by two sofas and two armchairs, plus a flat-screen television and Wi-Fi connectivity. Floor-to-ceiling patio doors open on two sides of the dining space—which seats twenty—creating seamless indoor-outdoor dining overlooking the expansive rear garden and rolling landscape beyond. This is where the chef prepares meals, and where guests instinctively drift toward the table.

The separate annex functions as a self-contained village within the property. Its open-plan living area maintains full climate control, with kitchen facilities including built-in oven, ceramic hob, large fridge-freezer, and dishwasher. The living-dining lounge contains a wood-burning stove, two substantial sofas, dining table seating six, Wi-Fi, and patio doors onto both a small enclosed garden and the front lawn area. Two additional bedrooms complete the annex: the first with air-conditioning, super king bed, and en-suite shower room with garden access; the second with air-conditioning, super king bed, and en-suite bathroom featuring a freestanding bath overlooking the lawn, separate shower, and jack-and-jill W.C. This configuration suits extended families wanting semi-independence—grandparents or teenage children can occupy the annex without feeling isolated from the main group.

Throughout the property, climate control, Wi-Fi, ceiling fans, hairdryers, and pressing facilities ensure practical comfort. The washing machine and dryer remove the friction from extended stays, and smart televisions in key areas allow for flexible entertainment.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The surrounding landscape reveals itself in layers. The front Mediterranean garden presents managed plantings with mature trees providing natural shade—an immediate sense of European countryside order. Behind the main residence, the rear garden expands dramatically: a sweeping lawn that seems to flow toward the horizon, interspersed with established olive trees and multiple sitting areas positioned to capture different views and light angles throughout the day.

Steps descend from the lawn toward the swimming pool—a substantial 25-by-8-metre installation with roman steps entry, four waterfalls cascading along one side, and pomegranate trees bordering the other. This isn’t a generic resort pool; the waterfall feature creates ambient sound and the scale allows for proper lap swimming alongside leisure bathing. The pool area includes ample lounging space, a changing facility with shower and separate toilet, and a dedicated barbecue zone with dining table and seating—the kind of outdoor kitchen setup where the chef can serve grilled fish while guests watch the countryside light change.

A path winds through an orchard of orange and lemon trees—actually walkable and productive, not merely decorative—connecting the pool area to the annex. The smaller lawn garden outside the casita provides additional seating and a secondary dining table, useful when groups naturally split into sub-groups. Private stables on the estate remain available for guests requesting equestrian access to the surrounding riding trails.

All outdoor spaces face open countryside. The views don’t interrupt—they become a permanent feature of daily life at the villa. Sunset creates a particular quality of light here, the kind of amber-and-rose display that makes people stop mid-conversation and simply look.

Location: Ciutadella and the Surrounding Area

Finca Aislada occupies the rural hinterland between Ciutadella—Menorca’s second-largest city—and a secluded beach accessible by path from the property. This positioning delivers both solitude and convenient access to amenities, culture, and coastal activity.

Ciutadella itself, approximately 12 kilometres from the villa, anchors the western end of Menorca with a harbour that has functioned as a trading port for centuries. The old town clusters around a cathedral dating to the 14th century, with narrow streets opening onto the Plaza Born, where markets operate several days weekly with fresh produce, local cheese (Mahón cheese is a denomination of origin), and Menorcan wines. Restaurants lining the waterfront specialise in seafood—establishments like Café Balear have operated for decades, serving locally caught fish prepared with minimal intervention. The Monday market in particular attracts serious cooks hunting for seasonal ingredients.

Beaches within easy reach include Cala Santandria, roughly 8 kilometres distant, a sheltered cove with shallow water favourable for families and a row of chiringuitos (beach bars) serving paella and chilled rosé. Son Saura, 10 kilometres away, presents a wider, less crowded alternative with dunes and clearer water for snorkelling. The secluded beach accessible directly from Finca Aislada’s grounds offers privacy for guests preferring isolation from the populated strands.

The wider region contains notable cultural sites. The Naveta d’es Tudons—a Bronze Age megalithic monument 15 kilometres southeast—ranks among Europe’s oldest constructed buildings and provides context for Menorca’s deep settlement history. Talayotic sites scattered across the island (the island’s characteristic prehistoric towers and settlements) remain accessible for exploration, particularly around Alaior, a working agricultural town 18 kilometres south known for producing gin—Menorca’s famous export that followed a period of British occupation.

Cycling routes traverse the island extensively; the Camí de Cavalls circuit, the old 185-kilometre bridleway system, has been restored as a major trekking and cycling route. Mountain bikes provided at the villa access numerous local trails directly. Wineries near Alaior and Es Migjorn Gran offer tastings of local Vermouth and gin production, contextualising how the island’s production traditions developed. Horse riding through Menorca’s interior occurs along established routes, with the private stables at Finca Aislada providing direct access.

Menorca Airport lies 35 kilometres south of the villa, roughly 45 minutes by car, with regular connections to Barcelona, Madrid, and European hubs. Summer months (June through September) bring peak temperatures around 28–30°C with virtually no rainfall, though June and September offer warmer water and fewer crowds than July-August. The shoulder seasons of April-May and October provide the best balance of pleasant weather and accessible beaches without peak-season intensity.

Explore our luxury villa collection in Spain or browse our full range of properties in Menorca for additional options. For deeper destination context, our Menorca travel guide covers seasonal timing, driving routes, and local customs in detail.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Finca Aislada works exceptionally well for extended family groups—grandparents with adult children and grandchildren—where the annex separation allows for different schedules without resentment. The on-site chef eliminates the question of who cooks, removing a frequent friction point in multi-generational trips.

Groups of six to eight couples benefit from the bedroom variety and the professional services; imagine three couples in guest suites, another pair in the main bedroom, and still having the annex available for visiting friends or hired staff. The property accommodates this without feeling like a hotel.

Families with teenagers seeking an activity base find mountain bikes, horse-riding access, nearby beaches, and a cook who can accommodate dietary variations—a rare practical combination in European villa rentals. Young children gain access to the private pool with safety, plus Cala Santandria and other family-friendly beaches within 15 minutes’ drive.

Professional groups or business retreats using the villa as a base for team-building can leverage the concierge service, the chef’s flexibility, and the spa facilities without the formality of a resort. The property maintains enough privacy and room separation for people to work, yet communal areas that encourage gathering.

The villa doesn’t suit couples seeking romantic isolation—the footprint and bedroom count position it explicitly toward groups. Single-family bookings under six people would experience the property as over-scaled.

Practical Information

Capacity: Fourteen guests across 7 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms. The main residence contains 5 bedrooms (three guest suites plus two additional bedrooms), plus a detached annex with 2 bedrooms. All beds are super king-size; sofa beds are not used for primary sleeping arrangements.

Nearest Airport: Menorca Airport (MAH) operates 35 kilometres away—approximately 45 minutes by car. Transfer services are available through the villa’s concierge team.

Nearest Supermarket: Supermercados Carrefour Express operates in Ciutadella town centre, roughly 12 kilometres away. The villa’s walk-in pantry and pre-stocking service reduce the need for frequent shopping runs.

Included Services: The rental rate includes private chef with full board (meals prepared to guest specifications and dietary requirements), two hours of daily maid service, concierge support for bookings and local information, climate control, Wi-Fi throughout, all utilities, linen and towels, pool maintenance, and mountain bikes. Wine-tasting, spa treatments, yoga classes, and babysitting are available at additional cost through the concierge team. Ground transfers for local activities can be arranged.

Check-In Flexibility: Contact the concierge team directly regarding arrival timing preferences; the on-site team can typically accommodate varied arrival schedules.

Frequently Asked Questions about Finca Aislada

How many guests does Finca Aislada sleep?

The villa accommodates 14 guests across 7 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms. The main house contains 5 bedrooms—three guest suites with super king beds, plus two additional substantial bedrooms, each with en-suite facilities. The detached annex contains 2 further super king bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. All bedding is premium-grade, with no reliance on sofa beds for primary sleeping. The layout allows families to occupy different zones comfortably.

What is the nearest airport to Finca Aislada in Ciutadella?

Menorca Airport (MAH—Aeropuerto de Menorca) is the primary regional hub, located approximately 35 kilometres south of the villa. The drive time is typically 40–50 minutes depending on traffic and specific villa location within the Ciutadella catchment. The concierge team arranges transfers; many guests prefer scheduled car services rather than self-drive on arrival. Barcelona Airport (BCN), 180 kilometres away by air, offers broader international connections but requires a flight or ferry—the direct Menorca route is more practical for most European travellers.

What is the best time of year to rent Finca Aislada?

June through September offers guaranteed warmth (water temperatures 22–25°C, air temperatures 26–30°C), but July and August attract peak tourists to Menorca’s beaches. May and October provide more comfortable conditions (20–24°C) with significantly fewer visitors; the sea remains warm enough for swimming, and local restaurants operate without the summer rush. April and November can be unpredictable—pleasant days alternate with rainy periods. Avoid December through February unless you prioritise empty beaches and countryside solitude; rainfall increases and water temperatures drop to 12–14°C. Easter holidays (March/April) see increased bookings as families seek spring-break destinations.

Is Finca Aislada suitable for families with children?

Yes, with specific considerations. The private pool (25 metres long, roman-stepped entry) is safer for non-swimmers than beaches, though adult supervision remains essential. Cala Santandria, 8 kilometres away, provides a designated family beach with shallow water, lifeguards, and beach facilities. The annex setup allows parents flexible sleeping arrangements when managing young children’s routines. The property lacks formal childproofing (gates, plugs covers, etc.), so families with toddlers under 3 years should arrange custom safety measures or request babysitting support through the concierge—the villa offers this service at additional cost. Children aged 4–16 benefit most from the setting: pool access, orange orchard exploration, mountain biking on nearby trails, and a chef who accommodates children’s meal preferences without fuss.

What is included in the rental price at Finca Aislada?

The rate encompasses utilities (electricity, water, heating, air-conditioning), Wi-Fi throughout the property, gas for heating and pool systems, all linen and towels (changed during a weekly full service beyond the daily 2-hour maid attendance), pool maintenance and cleaning, and the core staff: private chef with meal planning and full board preparation, concierge service for local reservations and activity coordination, and daily housekeeping (two hours). Mountain bikes are provided for guest use. Pre-stocked fridge service—arriving to a kitchen with breakfast items, basic provisions, and selected beverages—is included. Wine-tasting experiences, additional spa treatments (massage, facial), yoga instruction, and babysitting occur at supplementary cost, arranged through concierge.

What restaurants and shops are near Finca Aislada?

Ciutadella town centre (approximately 12 kilometres) contains the principal retail and dining options. Café Balear operates on the waterfront and specialises in seafood—fresh catches prepared simply, often with just olive oil and local herbs. Es Pla, located in the old town, offers contemporary Mediterranean cooking with Menorcan ingredients. Markets occur Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday at the Plaza Born; vendors sell fresh vegetables, local cheese (particularly Mahón), locally produced preserves, and honey. Supermercados Carrefour Express stocks groceries and household items—convenient for supplementing the chef’s daily provisions. Smaller shops along the main streets sell clothing, gifts, and local products. For wine and spirits, Alaior—a town 18 kilometres south—houses distilleries producing Menorcan gin; the distillery shops sell directly to visitors. The chef typically handles ingredient shopping, though guests interested in market visits can arrange transport and guide time through the concierge.