Villa Fuller | 7-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Sant Lluis

Fourteen guests arrive at Villa Fuller in Sant Lluís, Menorca, and the first thing they notice is space—seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and grounds that stretch toward the Mediterranean light. This luxury villa rental Sant Lluís sits at the quieter end of the island, a five-minute drive from the town centre, yet far enough from the noise to feel like your own private corner of Spain. The location matters: you’re positioned between Binisafúa beach (a 10-minute drive) and the white-sand coves of Binibeca, one of Menorca’s most photographed villages, just under 10 minutes away by car.

Inside Villa Fuller

Villa Fuller sleeps 14 guests across 7 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms, arranged across a main residence, a separate guest house, and two annexes. The layout works for families, multi-generational groups, and gatherings of friends who need privacy without isolation.

On the ground floor of the main house, three bedrooms occupy prime real estate. The first holds twin single beds (90 x 200 cm) with an en-suite shower room—ideal for children or guests who prefer their own space. The second features a double bed (180 x 200 cm) paired with a full en-suite bathroom, while the third offers another double (160 x 200 cm) with its own shower room. All three ground-floor bedrooms open onto the terrace, meaning morning coffee happens steps from your bed.

The living area anchors the ground floor—a generous room with comfortable seating and a fireplace, connected directly to a separated dining space that comfortably seats six. The kitchen, fitted with white cabinetry and granite countertops, contains everything: dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker, juicer, kettle, and toaster. It’s the kind of kitchen where someone actually wants to cook breakfast.

Climbing the internal stairs, the first floor holds one bedroom with a double bed (160 x 200 cm), en-suite bathroom, and access to a balcony overlooking the gardens. This room suits couples seeking semi-separation from the main activity.

The guest house operates as a self-contained unit, essential for groups where some guests want autonomy. It has its own living area with access to a terrace, an open-plan dining space for four, and an integrated kitchenette. Two bedrooms sleep additional guests: one with twin single beds (90 x 200 cm) and shower room, the other with a double bed (150 x 200 cm) and shower room. Both have en-suite facilities.

Annexe 1 provides additional privacy—a single bedroom with a double bed (160 x 200 cm) and full en-suite bathroom, positioned on the property for guests who value separation. Annexe 2 is available on request at an additional cost and contains a single bedroom. Throughout the villa, air conditioning cools the bedrooms (useful in July and August), while central heating handles cooler months. Wi-Fi reaches every corner. Seven fans are distributed across rooms for flexibility in spring and autumn.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The gardens at Villa Fuller command attention. A heated private swimming pool—20 metres long and 4 metres wide, with depths ranging from 0.60 to 1.60 metres—dominates the grounds (note: pool heating incurs an extra cost). It’s the kind of pool built for serious swimmers and lazy afternoons in equal measure. Multiple sun loungers and deck chairs surround it, with shade available beneath the covered terrace.

The terrace itself is substantial: ample space for outdoor dining, with garden furniture arranged in conversation clusters. A barbecue sits ready for evening meals as the light turns gold. Parking accommodates three cars, relevant if your group arrives with multiple vehicles. Lawns stretch between structures, suitable for lawn games or simply sprawling on a July afternoon.

The property maintains a view-facing orientation, with covered terraces providing respite from the midday sun while preserving sightlines across the grounds toward the countryside beyond.

Location: Sant Lluís and the Surrounding Area

Sant Lluís sits in the south-central portion of Menorca, Balearic Islands, Spain—a positioned location that puts major attractions within easy reach. The town itself (population under 2,000) retains a quiet, authentic character. Its main square contains a handful of cafés and a small supermarket, adequate for staples but not extensive choice.

Within 5km, Binibeca represents Menorca’s most Instagram-dense destination: whitewashed fishermen’s houses arranged in a tight labyrinth above a protected cove, now filled with restaurants and small galleries. Binisafúa beach, 4km away, offers a broader, sandier alternative with fewer crowds. Es Grau, 15km northeast, features a long sandy beach backed by pine forest and the Es Grau Natural Park—important for birdwatchers monitoring migratory routes.

Menorca’s wine reputation centres on two producers. Bodega Binifadet, a 20-minute drive from Sant Lluís, specialises in natural wine production using artisanal methods and conducts English-language tours (daily 11am–11pm) lasting approximately one hour. Subaida Farm, 10km away, operates as both agritourism and production facility, offering guided visits (Monday–Friday, 9am–10:30pm) where guests taste cheese and wine while learning about local farming. Both experiences provide depth beyond beach tourism.

Mahón, the island capital, lies 18km northeast—a 25-minute drive through rolling countryside. Its harbour represents one of Mediterranean Europe’s deepest natural ports. Markets operate Tuesday–Saturday in the old town; fish and produce arrive daily. The Museu de Menorca (Museum of Menorca) documents the island’s prehistoric settlement and maritime heritage.

Ciutadella, positioned at the western tip of the island (45km from Villa Fuller, approximately 50 minutes’ drive), served as Menorca’s capital until 1722. Its gothic cathedral and old town maze of narrow streets attract day visitors. The beaches around Ciutadella—Cala Macarella, Cala Mitjana, and Cala Turqueta—rank among Menorca’s most pristine, accessible only by car and short walk.

Menorca Airport (MAH) sits 15km south of Sant Lluís—a 20-minute drive. Flights connect to mainland Spain (Barcelona, Madrid, Valencia) and European hubs. The airport operates year-round, with peak frequency May–September.

Seasonally, May–June and September–October deliver optimal conditions: water temperatures reach 20–23°C, crowds thin post-summer, and accommodation availability improves. July–August bring peak tourism, water temperatures peak at 26°C, and prices rise accordingly. December–February see cooler temperatures (13–15°C) and occasional rain, but storms remain brief and infrequent.

For regional context, explore our luxury villas across Europe and our full collection of properties in Sant Lluís. Detailed inspiration awaits in our Menorca travel guide, covering seasonal highlights, cycling routes, and boat-hire operators.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families benefit from the bedroom variety: grandparents occupy a ground-floor bedroom with en-suite access and terrace proximity, parents and teenagers spread across first floor and guest house, and younger children share the twin room with bathroom steps away. The large gardens and pool provide safe activity space while adults manage meal prep in a kitchen designed for multiple cooks.

Groups of friends (8–14 people) find the annexe arrangement ideal—some guests want privacy, others enjoy shared living. The separate guest house works as neutral ground for group dinners while the main kitchen scales from simple breakfasts to three-course dinners.

Couples or small families seeking rural Menorca without isolation appreciate the location: Sant Lluís is 5 minutes away if you need restaurants, but Villa Fuller sits sufficiently distant that you hear birdsong more than traffic.

Corporate retreats and destination weddings work here too. The outdoor spaces accommodate catering setups, the accommodation separates work groups from sleeping areas, and the pool provides evening entertainment.

Practical Information

Villa Fuller accommodates 14 guests across 7 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. The main residence sleeps 4 (three ground-floor bedrooms plus one first-floor double). The guest house sleeps 4 across two bedrooms. Annexe 1 sleeps 2, with Annexe 2 (available by request at extra cost) providing one additional bedroom. Total capacity: 14 guests.

Menorca Airport (MAH) is 15km away—approximately 20 minutes by rental car. Direct transfers or car hire are standard arrangements. Most guests collect cars from airport desks and drive 20 minutes to Sant Lluís.

The nearest supermarket is in Sant Lluís town centre, 5km away (10-minute drive). A small shop within the town supplies basics; larger shops exist in Mahón (18km, 25 minutes) for specialty items or bulk shopping.

Included in the rental: Wi-Fi connectivity, air conditioning in bedrooms, central heating, all bed linen and towels, kitchen equipment, outdoor furniture, and parking for three vehicles. Pool heating incurs an additional cost. Cleaning is typically included; check Terms & Conditions for turnover arrangements.

Check-in timing is flexible—confirm specific times when booking. Most properties operate 4pm check-in and 10am checkout, though variations exist for early arrivals or late departures depending on the preceding guest.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Fuller

How many guests does Villa Fuller sleep?

Villa Fuller sleeps 14 guests maximum. The main house contains four bedrooms (three on the ground floor with en-suite bathrooms, one upstairs). The guest house adds two further bedrooms. Annexe 1 provides one double bedroom with en-suite, while Annexe 2 (available by request at additional cost) contains one single bedroom. This configuration suits families of 6–8 or groups of 10–14 seeking some privacy without isolation.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Fuller in Sant Lluís?

Menorca Airport (MAH), Spain’s gateway to the Balearic Islands, sits 15km south of Villa Fuller—a 20-minute drive via well-maintained roads. The airport handles direct flights from mainland Spain (Barcelona, Madrid, Valencia) and European cities (London, Paris, Berlin, Brussels). Car hire desks operate inside the terminal; taxis and transfer services are also available.

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

May through June and September through October offer ideal conditions for Villa Fuller. Spring water temperatures reach 19–20°C, summer peaks at 26°C, and autumn cools to 22–23°C. These months provide comfortable swimming, manageable crowds, and the best availability. July and August attract peak tourism and higher rates. Winter (December–February) brings occasional rain and cooler temperatures (13–15°C), suiting guests who value solitude and lower prices over guaranteed sunshine.

Is Villa Fuller suitable for families with children?

Yes. The heated pool provides safe water for swimmers of various ages (depths range 0.60–1.60 metres). Ground-floor bedrooms enable children to access bathrooms without navigating stairs. Twin and double beds accommodate different age groups. Binibeca beach and Binisafúa beach are 10 minutes away by car, both family-friendly with shallow entry and amenities. A high chair and cot are available. The surrounding countryside is safe for walking, and the property’s space allows children room to explore.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Fuller?

The rental includes Wi-Fi internet access throughout the property, air conditioning in bedrooms and central heating for cooler months, all bed linen and towels, kitchen equipment and utensils (dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker, kettle, toaster, juicer, and all cookware), outdoor furniture and sun loungers, garden maintenance, and parking for three vehicles. Pool heating and Annexe 2 (if booked) incur additional costs. Check Terms & Conditions for cleaning schedules and any variation by season.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Fuller?

Sant Lluís town centre (5km, 10-minute drive) contains cafés, small restaurants, and a basic supermarket. Binibeca (4km) is lined with restaurants ranging from casual tapas bars to upscale seafood specialists, with menus heavily featuring local fish and Menorcan cheese. Mahón (18km, 25 minutes) offers larger supermarkets, a Saturday market selling produce and local goods, and a broader range of restaurants. For wine enthusiasts, Bodega Binifadet (20 minutes’ drive) conducts tastings daily from 11am–11pm. Subaida Farm (10km) sells cheese and wine directly to visitors during open hours (Monday–Friday, 9am–10:30pm).