Villa Selvatico | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Sant Lluis

Eight guests arrive at Villa Selvatico expecting a beach house. They discover instead a carefully composed retreat where the Menorcan countryside slopes toward the Mediterranean, where the master bedroom opens to sea-facing terraces, and where the kitchen transforms reluctant cooks into dinner volunteers. This 4-bedroom villa sits in Binisafuller Roters, a sheltered hamlet on Menorca’s quieter southern coast, positioned where you can reach the beaches of Binibeca in minutes yet wake to the sound of cicadas rather than crowds.

Inside Villa Selvatico

Villa Selvatico sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, arranged across two floors with deliberate attention to both comfort and practicality.

The ground floor orients around an expansive L-shaped kitchen and dining zone flooded with southern light. Modern appliances line the cooking side—including a full-width American refrigerator and induction hob—while the dining table seats six comfortably. A sliding glass door flows directly into the living room, where oversized sofas face a large television. French windows from here open onto the pool terrace, collapsing the boundary between interior and outside living. The laundry room, tucked discreetly off the kitchen, contains both washing machine and dryer.

Three bedrooms occupy the ground floor. Two of these are doubles with air-conditioning and French windows that step directly onto the pool terrace—ideal for families wanting easy pool access or guests who value ground-floor convenience. The third is a modest twin bedroom, also air-conditioned and opening onto the terrace. A separate shower room and cloakroom service this floor.

The first floor hosts the master bedroom, which commands a different presence entirely. Two single beds are joined as a full double, supported by air-conditioning and a dedicated dressing room. The ensuite bathroom contains a shower-over-bath arrangement with twin vanities. Importantly, French windows lead onto a private roof terrace furnished with deck chairs—the kind of space where you watch the sea change color at dusk while drinking morning coffee before anyone else wakes.

Throughout the property, Wi-Fi operates reliably, air-conditioning handles the summer heat efficiently, and amenities include hairdryers, dishwasher, iron and board, and a smart television for those moments when Mediterranean heat demands an afternoon inside.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The grounds of Villa Selvatico command as much attention as the interior. A half-covered terrace with adjacent sun deck overlooks the 10 by 5 meter chlorinated pool. This outdoor dining area seats eight at a substantial table, surrounded by relaxed rattan furniture—the type of setup where long lunches extend into early evening without anyone checking their watch. Four sun loungers position themselves around the pool perimeter, and a poolside shower allows guests to rinse off chlorine without trailing water through the house.

Roman steps descend into the pool itself, offering gentler entry than a direct dive. A barbecue anchors the entertaining zone, making grilled fish or charcoal-roasted vegetables an easy evening ritual. The gardens beyond sprawl generously, walled for privacy, with mature Mediterranean shrubs and olive trees creating natural screening and authentic Balearic character. The private driveway leads to a secured gate—a small detail that matters when you’re traveling with young children or prefer not to wonder about passing traffic.

The terrace aspect faces where the light softens in late afternoon, and the position catches the cooler breezes that arrive from the coast as the day cools.

Location: Binibeca and the Surrounding Area

Binisafuller Roters occupies a particular geography on Menorca that rewards those who value quietness over nightlife. The property sits approximately 3km from Binibeca’s white sandy beach, a 5-minute drive through coastal roads lined with pine and scrubland. Binibeca itself is a planned whitewashed village dating to the 1970s, designed to resemble a Mediterranean fishing community, with narrow lanes, small shops, and a handful of seafood restaurants clustered around a diminutive harbor where fishermen still operate. Bar Club Nautica serves local catches with water views, while smaller cafes dot the village center.

Sant Lluis, the nearest significant town, sits 8km northwest. This working village maintains authentic character—a market square with local vegetable stands, family-run restaurants serving Menorcan specialties (ensaimada pastries, caldereta de langosta if you’re lucky), and pharmacies and general shops serving local residents rather than tourists. The town centers on a main plaza with a substantial church, giving it a genuine lived-in quality. Mahón, Menorca’s capital, lies 15km north and commands a spectacular natural harbor lined with waterfront restaurants, museums, and historical architecture spanning from Minoan through British colonial periods.

The eastern coast near Villa Selvatico contains multiple coves and beaches within a 10-15km radius: Cala Mitjana (pronounced kah-lah mee-jah-nah) sits 12km south and attracts fewer crowds than Binibeca; Cala Galdana, 18km west, slopes gently into calm turquoise water and is considered among the island’s finest for families. The interior of Menorca—dramatic red earth, stone walls, and agricultural villages—remains largely undeveloped. Cycling routes connect villages through the countryside, and several wine producers around the center of the island offer tastings. The Parc Natural de s’Albufera des Grau, 20km northeast, protects wetlands and provides birdwatching and walking trails.

Menorca International Airport (MAH) sits 15km north, approximately 20 minutes by car from Villa Selvatico. Direct flights arrive from the UK, Germany, and mainland Spain throughout the year, with increased frequency May through October. For destination research and planning, explore our Menorca travel guide for seasonal recommendations and activity planning. Browse villas available in Sant Lluis for properties throughout the southern region, or view our full collection of luxury villas in Spain for alternatives across the peninsula.

The best time to rent Villa Selvatico spans May through September, when Mediterranean weather is nearly guaranteed. June and September offer warm days without peak July-August heat. Water temperature reaches comfortable swimming levels from July onward. October remains viable with occasional rain but significantly fewer visitors. November through April experiences unpredictable weather—pleasant days alternate with rainy spells, though prices drop considerably.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Villa Selvatico works exceptionally well for two distinct groups. Extended families of 6-8 find that four bedrooms spread across two levels allows privacy without isolation—grandparents occupy the master suite with its private terrace; parents take a ground-floor double; children cluster in the twin room; and visiting cousins inhabit the remaining double. The pool and garden provide semi-supervised space where younger guests entertain themselves while adults supervise from the terrace.

Two couples traveling together discover genuine compatibility here. Each couple claims a ground-floor double opening to shared pool space, while the master suite remains available for the senior generation or reserved for additional guests. The arrangement avoids the awkwardness of paper-thin walls between couples seeking privacy.

Multi-generational groups spanning three generations find the layout particularly functional. Grandparents appreciate the first-floor master with its ensuite and roof terrace for quiet mornings; middle-aged parents manage ground-floor operations with easy kitchen access; teenagers and younger children occupy smaller rooms, creating natural boundaries.

Solo travelers or couples seeking absolute quietness should look elsewhere—the property’s size assumes group dynamics and social overlap. The location works for those wanting beaches accessible within a short drive but preferring to base themselves away from the bustle of resort villages.

Practical Information

Villa Selvatico accommodates 8 guests: four bedrooms distributed as one master double on the first floor, two ground-floor doubles, and one ground-floor twin. Two bathrooms service the property (one ensuite to the master; one ground-floor shower room serving communal spaces). The property holds Spanish tourist license ET 0693 ME.

Menorca International Airport (MAH) sits 15km distant, roughly a 20-minute transfer by car. Taxis and pre-arranged transfers operate from the airport; several car-rental agencies have desks in the terminal if you prefer independent transportation.

The nearest supermarket is Mercadona in Sant Lluis, approximately 8km away—a 10-minute drive—where you’ll find standard groceries, wine, prepared foods, and household supplies. The local bakery in Binibeca village stocks fresh bread and pastries daily.

Included in the rental: air-conditioning throughout, Wi-Fi internet, bed linen and towels, pool maintenance and chlorine, and regular housekeeping. The property accepts flexible check-in arrangements outside standard hours with advance notice. A professional chef can be arranged through the management company for special dinners; babysitting services are available; spa treatments and yoga classes can be organized on-property; and boat excursions or fishing trips depart from Binibeca harbor just minutes away.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Selvatico

How many guests does Villa Selvatico sleep?

Villa Selvatico sleeps 8 guests comfortably across 4 bedrooms. The master bedroom on the first floor contains one double bed; two ground-floor doubles each accommodate two guests; and one ground-floor twin provides two additional sleeping spaces. This arrangement suits families of varying sizes or groups of friends. No sofa beds or camp beds are available, so 8 represents the maximum occupancy.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Selvatico in Menorca?

Menorca International Airport (MAH) is the sole airport serving the island, located approximately 15 kilometers north of Villa Selvatico. The drive takes roughly 20 minutes depending on traffic and your route through Sant Lluis. Taxis are available at the airport terminal; pre-arranged transfers can be organized through the villa management; car rental desks operate in the main terminal building.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Selvatico?

May through September represents peak rental season when Mediterranean weather is reliable and water temperatures support comfortable swimming. June and September offer an ideal balance—warm sunny days without the intense heat of peak July and August. Water temperature reaches optimal swimming levels from July onward. October remains viable with pleasant afternoon temperatures, though rain becomes more frequent. November through April experiences unpredictable weather with rainy interludes, though rates decrease substantially and the countryside blooms with spring wildflowers in March and April.

Is Villa Selvatico suitable for families with children?

Yes, Villa Selvatico accommodates families effectively. The chlorinated pool with Roman steps provides safe entry for young swimmers, and the enclosed garden with perimeter walls ensures supervision boundaries. Ground-floor bedrooms with terrace access simplify bedtime routines and emergency response. Binibeca beach, 3km away, has shallow water and sandy entry suitable for toddlers and weak swimmers. The nearby village of Cala Galdana, 18km away, is specifically known for family-friendly bathing with calm water. High chairs, cots, and childcare services can be arranged through the management company. The property contains numerous hard edges around the terrace and pool, so families with very young children (under 3) should ensure constant supervision.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Selvatico?

Standard inclusions comprise air-conditioning, Wi-Fi internet access, bed linen and bath towels, pool maintenance and chlorine, weekly housekeeping, and utilities (electricity and water). Check-in typically occurs at 4 p.m. with 11 a.m. check-out, though flexible arrangements may be negotiated. The property does not include food, beverages, or prepared meals as standard. Professional chefs, babysitting services, spa treatments, yoga instruction, and boat excursions can be arranged at additional cost through the management company. Parking is provided within the private driveway and gated entrance.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Selvatico?

Binibeca village, 3km away, contains Bar Club Nautica and several smaller seafood restaurants within its diminutive harbor area, with menus emphasizing local fish and traditional Menorcan paella. Sant Lluis, 8km northwest, offers family-run restaurants serving authentic Menorcan cuisine (caldereta de langosta, ensaimada pastries, local cheese), plus a market square with fresh produce stands, bakeries, and general shops. Mahón, 15km north, features numerous waterfront restaurants along the harbor, museums, and shops from traditional family businesses to contemporary boutiques. A Mercadona supermarket in Sant Lluis stocks groceries, wine, and prepared foods. The bakery in Binibeca village sells fresh bread and pastries daily.