Ciutadella
Ciutadella was the capital of Menorca until the 18th century and has one of the most beautiful historic centres in the Balearic Islands, with palaces, churches and arcaded streets beside its harbour.
Properties in Ciutadella
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Living in Ciutadella
It is the island’s second city and has a life of its own all year round. The centre is full of townhouses and flats in traditional buildings; on the coast, developments such as Cala en Blanes, Cala en Bosc and Cala Morell offer villas and apartments close to the sea.
The municipality stretches to some of the most famous unspoilt coves on the island’s south and north coasts, and its countryside, of great scenic value, is home to traditional country estates and farmhouses.
Good to know
- Protected old town: renovations must take heritage regulations into account.
- Plenty of coastal property in well-established developments.
- Harbour with sea connections to Mallorca.
Before buying in Ciutadella
Alongside the type of home, consider the distance to the services you need throughout the year, access and the maintenance the property requires. In coastal areas, check the level of activity outside the summer season and any development or community charges.
Documents and renovation possibilities vary from one property to another. Before committing, check the Land Registry and planning position and obtain technical or legal advice when the condition, age or location makes it advisable.
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