About this property
Every corner of this villa is truly delightful, from the charming private terrace, glistening swimming pool, relaxed furnishings and blue skies, Villa Agonda offers the perfect base for enjoying Menorca!
It is apparent from the outset that the entire property features a modern design, with simple, tasteful furniture in the living and dining area as you first enter the property. White walls and bright window openings flood the living spaces with light, creating a warm, welcoming atmosphere that encourages you to completely relax.
From here there are elegant doors leading out to the outdoor dining area and fabulous terrace. The kitchen is tucked around the corner, fully-equipped and with easy access out to the terrace, perfect for preparing delicious picnics, feasts and your favourite summer barbecue recipes!
Upstairs there are all three bedrooms, with a modern double room and two sophisticated twin rooms. The double room boasts a beautiful en-suite, whilst the twins share an equally lovely family bathroom. Each bedroom is spacious, light and airy with vast windows or patio doors leading to the wonderful wrap around terrace.
Outdoors, the magic of Villa Agonda comes to life, with sun loungers for you to really relax and soak up the Mediterranean weather. There are comfy sofas where you can read your book, chat with your loved ones and create unforgettable holiday memories!
The private swimming pool allows you to cool off and encourages kids to play and splash about! There is plenty of room for everyone to dine al-fresco long into the evening, sharing a bottle or two of local wine! With a barbecue why not get the whole family involved in the cooking!
The location puts you in a great position to explore the nearby towns within just a few minutes’ drive – as well as beaches, coves, traditional Menorcan restaurants and so much more, within walking distance of the front door!Villa Agonda is nestled on the eastern coast of Menorca, in Es Mercadel.
Es Mercadel is a pretty, white-washed, tree-lined village with a historical centre and quaint streets. The village centre offers an abundance of pastry shops, restaurants and coffee bars. Cas Sucrer is perhaps the island’s best-known homemade cake shop.
Among other local industries, the village is known for its production of made to measure “abarcas” (local sandals). For a taste of history, the water well (Aljub) was built during the British occupation to store rainwater.
Overlooking the village is the rather imposing El Toro mountain, the highest point on the island. At its peak, there is a beautiful fourteenth-century square tower, a Franciscan church and sanctuary, and the best views of the island on a clear day, living up to its name as the balcony on the skies.
Further afield, the fishing village of Fornells is the island’s main water sports centre. A sea outing to view the northern coastline with its hidden coves, sparkling crystal waters and beaches.
The village has an array of excellent seafood restaurants, and the “caldereta de langosta” (lobster stew) is a local speciality.
Menora offers and perfects and idyllic holiday destination, with beaches known for their pure sands and glistening, clear waters.
The gentle landscapes of the island are ideal for walking, cycling or riding, and it remains temperate when out of peak season.
Scattered with history, stone monuments are dating back thousands of years across the countryside, and an abundance of ancient coastal pathways. Visits to Megalithic sites are a history buff’s dream.
Watersports potential is abundant, with kayak hire, private boat chartering or snorkelling and diving all very popular.
The Cami de Cavalls signposts are a series of signposted routes across rough tracks, paths across farmland, surfaced and intriguing unsurfaced pathways. “Hidden” Menorca can be discovered this way, and the roads are suitable for walkers, horses and mountain bikes.
The Villa
Villa Agonda is a lovely family house located near lots of amenities. There are 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, and it can accommodate up to 6 people
Interior
- Double bedroom with en-suite bathroom
- Two twin bedrooms
- Bathroom
- Dining & living area
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Access to the patio & pool area
Exterior
- Swimming pool
- Sun loungers & parasols
- Outdoor lounge & dining area
- Large patio & garden area
- Covered terrace
- BBQ areaVilla Agonda is nestled on the eastern coast of Menorca, in Es Mercadel.
Es Mercadel is a pretty, white-washed, tree-lined village with a historical centre and quaint streets. The village centre offers an abundance of pastry shops, restaurants and coffee bars. Cas Sucrer is perhaps the island’s best-known homemade cake shop.
Among other local industries, the village is known for its production of made to measure “abarcas” (local sandals). For a taste of history, the water well (Aljub) was built during the British occupation to store rainwater.
Overlooking the village is the rather imposing El Toro mountain, the highest point on the island. At its peak, there is a beautiful fourteenth-century square tower, a Franciscan church and sanctuary, and the best views of the island on a clear day, living up to its name as the balcony on the skies.
Further afield, the fishing village of Fornells is the island’s main water sports centre. A sea outing to view the northern coastline with its hidden coves, sparkling crystal waters and beaches.
The village has an array of excellent seafood restaurants, and the “caldereta de langosta” (lobster stew) is a local speciality.
Menora offers and perfects and idyllic holiday destination, with beaches known for their pure sands and glistening, clear waters.
The gentle landscapes of the island are ideal for walking, cycling or riding, and it remains temperate when out of peak season.
Scattered with history, stone monuments are dating back thousands of years across the countryside, and an abundance of ancient coastal pathways. Visits to Megalithic sites are a history buff’s dream.
Watersports potential is abundant, with kayak hire, private boat chartering or snorkelling and diving all very popular.
The Cami de Cavalls signposts are a series of signposted routes across rough tracks, paths across farmland, surfaced and intriguing unsurfaced pathways. “Hidden” Menorca can be discovered this way, and the roads are suitable for walkers, horses and mountain bikes.
The Villa
Villa Agonda is a lovely family house located near lots of amenities. There are 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, and it can accommodate up to 6 people
Interior
- Double bedroom with en-suite bathroom
- Two twin bedrooms
- Bathroom
- Dining & living area
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Access to the patio & pool area
Exterior
- Swimming pool
- Sun loungers & parasols
- Outdoor lounge & dining area
- Large patio & garden area
- Covered terrace
- BBQ area
Villa Agonda is nestled on the eastern coast of Menorca, in Es Mercadel.
Es Mercadel is a pretty, white-washed, tree-lined village with a historical centre and quaint streets. The village centre offers an abundance of pastry shops, restaurants and coffee bars. Cas Sucrer is perhaps the island’s best-known homemade cake shop.
Among other local industries, the village is known for its production of made to measure “abarcas” (local sandals). For a taste of history, the water well (Aljub) was built during the British occupation to store rainwater.
Overlooking the village is the rather imposing El Toro mountain, the highest point on the island. At its peak, there is a beautiful fourteenth-century square tower, a Franciscan church and sanctuary, and the best views of the island on a clear day, living up to its name as the balcony on the skies.
Further afield, the fishing village of Fornells is the island’s main water sports centre. A sea outing to view the northern coastline with its hidden coves, sparkling crystal waters and beaches.
The village has an array of excellent seafood restaurants, and the “caldereta de langosta” (lobster stew) is a local speciality.
Menora offers and perfects and idyllic holiday destination, with beaches known for their pure sands and glistening, clear waters.
The gentle landscapes of the island are ideal for walking, cycling or riding, and it remains temperate when out of peak season.
Scattered with history, stone monuments are dating back thousands of years across the countryside, and an abundance of ancient coastal pathways. Visits to Megalithic sites are a history buff’s dream.
Watersports potential is abundant, with kayak hire, private boat chartering or snorkelling and diving all very popular.
The Cami de Cavalls signposts are a series of signposted routes across rough tracks, paths across farmland, surfaced and intriguing unsurfaced pathways. “Hidden” Menorca can be discovered this way, and the roads are suitable for walkers, horses and mountain bikes.
Accommodation
The Villa
Villa Agonda is a lovely family house located near lots of amenities. There are 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, and it can accommodate up to 6 people
Interior
- Double bedroom with en-suite bathroom
- Two twin bedrooms
- Bathroom
- Dining & living area
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Access to the patio & pool area
Exterior
- Swimming pool
- Sun loungers & parasols
- Outdoor lounge & dining area
- Large patio & garden area
- Covered terrace
- BBQ area
Reviews (2)
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May
Very good located and really comfy for a family holidays.
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Victoria
A very comfortable and spacious house. Ideal for holidays. All new and clean.