Finca Rosella | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Mao Mahon

A luxury villa rental in Maó, Menorca offers something increasingly rare: genuine seclusion paired with immediate access to some of Spain’s most unspoilt Mediterranean coastline. Finca Rosella sits in the rural heart of this Balearic island, where the landscape rolls gently toward hidden coves and limestone cliffs, yet the town of Mahón—with its restaurants, galleries and shops—remains just 20 minutes away by car. This is not a villa that broadcasts itself; it rewards those who seek substance over spectacle.

Inside Finca Rosella

Finca Rosella sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, distributed across a single ground floor that eliminates the friction of stairs and makes the property naturally accessible for multi-generational groups or anyone with mobility considerations.

The living quarters begin with an open-plan reception space where sofas face large windows that draw Mediterranean light deep into the interior. Adjacent to this sits a dining area with seating for six, positioned to capture views across the property’s gardens. The kitchen operates as the practical heart of the villa—equipped with a full-size oven and hob, refrigerator-freezer, microwave, dishwasher, coffee maker and toaster—the kind of kitchen that removes the divide between holidaymakers and actual cooks. Those who book a chef through Excellence Luxury Villas’ services will find this space ready for serious meal preparation.

The master bedroom features a double bed with en-suite shower bathroom, air-conditioning, and a quality of silence that comes from distance from any road. Two additional double bedrooms, each with air-conditioning, share a family bathroom equipped with shower facilities. This configuration works seamlessly for families, or for groups of friends who prefer sleeping arrangements that separate generations or maintain privacy without isolation. A travel cot is available for infants, and babysitting services can be arranged through the villa’s concierge network.

Practical amenities include Wi-Fi throughout, a television in the main living area, air-conditioning in all bedrooms, a washing machine for extended stays, and full iron and ironing board facilities. These details matter less in marketing copy and more in reality—they represent the difference between a holiday and a genuine stay.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The exterior of Finca Rosella reveals the property’s true character. A private swimming pool with Roman steps descends into crystal-clear water, surrounded by a terrace hosting sun loungers and umbrellas that provide shade during Menorca’s intense midday heat. The pool itself becomes the focal point of the day—breakfast by its edge, lunch beneath an umbrella, evening swims as the light turns amber.

Beyond the pool lies a dedicated dining terrace where evening meals can be taken while the light drains from the western sky. A separate seating area offers additional outdoor gathering space, and a roof terrace accesses the kind of unobstructed views that make sunrise and sunset photography almost inevitable. A built-in barbecue allows grilled preparation of fresh fish from Mahón’s markets, and the surrounding garden provides ample space for children to move freely, or for guests to simply sit and absorb the Menorcan atmosphere without distraction.

The sound carries differently here than it does in busier villa resorts—you hear cicadas, wind through stone pines, and occasionally the distant cry of gulls from the nearby coast, but not music from neighbouring properties or the hum of constant traffic.

Location: Maó and the Surrounding Area

Finca Rosella occupies a strategic position on Menorca’s eastern half, placing it within reach of both the island’s quietest coves and its most vibrant cultural centre. The position is neither resort-heavy nor completely remote—it represents the middle ground where most sophisticated travellers actually want to stay.

Binidali cove lies approximately 2km from the property—a sandy beach backed by low dunes where swimmers can wade into transparent water and swimmers rarely encounter crowds even in July or August. The nearest restaurant, which specialises in fresh seafood and offers Mediterranean views, sits a short walk from the beach and represents the kind of casual dining Menorca does exceptionally well.

Sant Climent, a traditional whitewashed village with local character and a handful of independent shops and cafés, lies 4km south. The island’s capital, Mahón, sits 20km west and contains the institutions that define Menorca’s cultural identity: the Cathedral of Santa María with its baroque interior, the Ateneu cultural centre, the Museum of Menorca, and a port-side restaurant row that stretches for 500 metres along the waterfront. Mahón’s supermarkets and specialist food shops supply everything from Menorcan cheese (Queso de Mahón holds Protected Designation of Origin status) to fresh produce that changes with the season.

The wider area offers remarkable coastal diversity. Cala Trebalúger, 12km south, delivers a dramatic limestone amphitheatre of cliffs surrounding a pocket beach. Cala Mitjana, approximately 10km south, consistently ranks among Spain’s finest swimming locations—a narrow inlet of white sand bordered by pine forest and absolutely transparent water. Cap d’en Font, 6km east, hosts multiple secluded coves where boat access opens possibilities unavailable to land-based visitors. Boat hire operators in Mahón offer half-day and full-day excursions to these locations, and the island’s road network remains navigable and relatively traffic-free outside high season.

Menorca International Airport (also known as Mahón Airport) lies 8km south of the property, with a typical transfer time of 15 minutes by car. Direct flights connect to most European capitals during the summer season, with year-round services from several Spanish cities.

For broader destination context, explore our luxury villas in Spain and our full collection in Maó. For comprehensive planning, read our Menorca travel guide, which covers seasonal highlights, local specialities, cultural events and activity recommendations.

The best months to visit are May, June, September and early October—periods when Mediterranean heat remains pleasant rather than oppressive, water temperature suits swimming without cold shock, and tourist congestion has not yet peaked. Summer (July-August) brings maximum sunshine but also maximum crowds and prices that reflect demand. Winter months receive adequate sunshine for outdoor living but occasional rain, and many seasonal restaurants close.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Finca Rosella works exceptionally well for families with children aged 5-16 who want a private pool and space to move freely while remaining close enough to beaches and activities that boredom becomes impossible. The ground-floor layout eliminates stair navigation with young children or elderly relatives, and the enclosed garden prevents unsupervised wandering toward roads.

Multi-generational groups find the property particularly suitable—three double bedrooms allow parents, grandparents and children to sleep in separate spaces while sharing communal outdoor areas, and the kitchen’s capacity supports meal preparation for six without the crowding that affects smaller rental properties.

Couples seeking a larger villa (perhaps splitting costs with another couple) appreciate the privacy that comes from a single-floor property without shared walls, plus the kind of outdoor space that allows one guest to read while another swims without constant visibility.

Friends travelling together benefit from the villa’s layout, which prevents the single-property claustrophobia that can develop when six adults spend consecutive days in confined space. The outdoor areas, multiple terraces, and roof access mean that privacy and congregation remain optional rather than imposed.

Groups interested in wellness find Finca Rosella particularly well-suited, as the villa offers spa treatments and yoga classes through Excellence Luxury Villas’ concierge service—meaning morning yoga can occur on the roof terrace while the pool offers afternoon recovery, and therapeutic treatments can be scheduled without resort travel.

Practical Information

Capacity: 6 guests sleeping across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, with a travel cot available for infants.

Nearest airport: Menorca International Airport (Mahón Airport), 8km south, approximately 15 minutes transfer time by car.

Nearest supermarket: Sant Climent village centre, 4km away, with Mahón offering a wider selection approximately 20km distant.

Included in rental: Wi-Fi access throughout the property, air-conditioning in all bedrooms, pool access, garden access, barbecue facilities, television, washing machine, all kitchen equipment, linen, and towels. Pool heating, spa treatments, yoga classes, chef services, maid services, babysitting, wine-tasting experiences, and transfers to airports or attractions are available as paid upgrades through Excellence Luxury Villas.

Check-in and check-out flexibility can often be arranged with advance notice, particularly during shoulder seasons. The property operates under Menorca tourism license ET2260ME.

Frequently Asked Questions about Finca Rosella

How many guests does Finca Rosella sleep?

Finca Rosella sleeps 6 guests in 3 double bedrooms. A travel cot is available for infants, allowing a seventh person (a baby) to stay without occupying a bed. The property does not contain sofa beds or annexes that would expand capacity beyond 6 adults or 7 including an infant.

What is the nearest airport to Finca Rosella in Maó?

Menorca International Airport (Mahón Airport) lies 8km south of Finca Rosella, approximately 15 minutes away by car depending on traffic and specific pick-up/drop-off points. During summer peak season, allow an additional 5-10 minutes. Direct shuttle services and private transfer operators serve the airport regularly, and hire cars are available at airport rental desks.

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

May through June and September through early October deliver ideal conditions for Menorca: reliable sunshine, warm (but not extreme) temperatures between 22-28°C, sea water suitable for comfortable swimming, and substantially lower tourist density than peak summer. July and August bring maximum heat, maximum crowds, and highest prices. Winter months (November-March) see occasional rain and reduced daylight hours, though average temperatures remain mild by northern European standards, and many seasonal restaurants close. Easter holidays and school breaks drive April and September availability and pricing.

Is Finca Rosella suitable for families with children?

Yes. The private pool offers controlled water access, and the enclosed garden prevents unsupervised wandering. Binidali cove (2km away) provides a gentle, shallow beach ideal for young swimmers. Babysitting services are available through Excellence Luxury Villas, allowing adults to dine in Mahón without children. The ground-floor layout suits families with young children, and activities like boat trips to Cala Mitjana or snorkelling at Cap d’en Font appeal to older children and teenagers. A travel cot accommodates infants.

What is included in the rental price at Finca Rosella?

Included: Wi-Fi throughout the property, air-conditioning in bedrooms, pool and garden access, all kitchen equipment, television, washing machine, linen, towels, and the barbecue. Utilities (electricity, water, gas) are included for standard usage. Optional paid services—available through Excellence Luxury Villas—include chef services, maid service, spa treatments, yoga instruction, babysitting, wine-tasting experiences, and airport transfers. Pool heating can be activated for an additional charge during cooler months.

What restaurants and shops are near Finca Rosella?

A beachfront restaurant with Mediterranean views sits near Binidali cove (2km away), offering fresh seafood specialising in local catch. Sant Climent village (4km) contains several independent cafés and casual restaurants serving traditional Menorcan cuisine. Mahón (20km) offers extensive fine dining options along the harbour, tapas bars, and international cuisine. El Corte Inglés supermarket and independent markets in Mahón provide groceries, including Queso de Mahón (protected origin cheese), fresh produce, wines, and specialty food items. The nearest smaller supermarket serves Sant Climent village 4km away.