An apartment is the turnkey way to enjoy the Menorcan coast: manageable sizes, easy upkeep and, very often, communal pools and gardens a few steps from the beach. They abound in the residential areas of the south and east — from Punta Prima to Son Bou, from Cala en Porter to Arenal d'en Castell — and are the most common first purchase for those who want an anchor point on the island without the burdens of a large home. Discover our apartments for sale and ask us about real life in each complex: fees, atmosphere and how it works out of season.
What is the difference between a flat and an apartment?
On our website, a flat is in an urban centre and designed for year-round living, while an apartment is usually on the coast, in complexes with communal areas, and oriented towards holiday enjoyment — although many are perfectly lived in all year.
What community fees does a coastal apartment have?
It depends on the complex's services: pool, gardens, maintenance or concierge determine the fee. Each listing states the property's real community fee so you can calculate the full annual cost before deciding.
Can an apartment in Menorca be used for holiday rental?
Only if it holds a valid tourist licence, which is what allows marketing holiday stays in the Balearics. When a property has one, we state it in the listing and verify its status; without a licence, an apartment remains an excellent second home.
All prices and details are subject to change without prior notice, including properties no longer being available. We have endeavored to make sure all the information is correct, however Portal Menorca cannot be held responsible for any errors or omissions.