Introducing an outstanding five-bedroom detached house nestled in the stunning locale of Ciutadella de Menorca, in the picturesque Balearic Islands of Spain. An intriguing piece of Spanish history, this grand manor holds an essence of authenticity not seen in many homes today. This beautiful property is shrouded in a wonderful tranquillity that remains undisturbed even as one enters its inviting hallways. Until you're standing just before it, it hides itself inconspicuously from the bustle of city life, hence the moniker "the hidden house".
The charm of this residence lies in its rich and storied past. Etched in ancient maps of Menorca, the house sprawls across a magnificent 63,850 sqm parcel of land, staked out in eleven fenced plots or 'tancas'. It has been the vanguard of Menorca's agricultural legacy. As well as the primary structure, there are several auxiliary buildings rooted to this land which were originally purposed for farming activities. This includes a bore hole guaranteed to provide an unending water supply, a traditional bread oven, a large cistern, and two antique 'boyeras' which offer 250 sqm of space that can be refashioned into quaint cottages or utilized as storage spaces.
The momentous primary structure first took form during the 18th century, when the Mediterranean was finally liberated from the fearsome pirate menace. The 425 sqm structure is a visual historical record, with each addition representing a point in the chronology of Menorca’s agricultural industry. Playing chameleon, it effortlessly mirrors the aesthetic of Ciutadella de Menorca, amalgamating seamlessly with the community.
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