Ferreries
Ferreries is Menorca’s highest village, surrounded by hills and ravines. It has a long tradition of craftsmanship in shoemaking and furniture, and a quiet, family-friendly atmosphere.
Properties in Ferreries
Country House - Ferreries
Living in Ferreries
Its municipal area includes Cala Galdana, one of the best-known coves in the south, and the Algendar ravine, one of the greenest landscapes on the island. On the coast there are apartments and villas; inland, country houses and estates with holm oak woodland.
It is a good choice for anyone looking to live all year round in a village with amenities, halfway between Maó and Ciutadella.
Good to know
- An inland natural setting of ravines and woodland.
- Quick access to Cala Galdana and the southern coves.
- Between Maó and Ciutadella, with good connections.
Before buying in Ferreries
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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