Restaurant/Bar for sale in Mahón / Maó, Menorca

A unique opportunity to acquire a fully operational restaurant located in Llucmaçanes, a charming village near Mahón, known for its authentic Menorcan character, well-preserved rural surroundings, and excellent connectivity to the main town. The area stands out for its peaceful atmosphere, proximity to the airport, and easy access to main roads, attracting both local residents and visitors seeking high-quality dining experiences in a more exclusive and relaxed setting.

The business has an established track record, holds all necessary licenses, and is ready to continue operating immediately without the need for further investment.

The property features a welcoming entrance area with a bar, leading into a spacious, bright, and comfortable dining room. From there, there is access to a pleasant covered terrace, adaptable throughout the year, as it can be opened during the summer months and enclosed in winter, ensuring maximum comfort for guests.

The kitchen is fully equipped and has been designed to optimize workflow, offering practicality and efficiency for daily operations.

On the upper floor, there is a small independent apartment with two rooms and a bathroom, ideal for private use, staff accommodation, or as a personal retreat.

It is also worth highlighting that the property can be converted back into a residential home, providing significant added value in terms of investment and flexibility.

Outside, the property offers a well-maintained garden with various areas that create inviting and unique spaces, perfect for afternoon gatherings or events. Additionally, there is a separate storage room providing extra capacity.

As an added benefit, the adjacent parking area is rented as an annex, offering great convenience and easy access for customers.

Menorca has an area of almost 700 km². From Cape La Mola to the headland of Bajoli, the island is about 50 kilometers long and 16 kilometers wide in north-south direction.

The island is dominated by two regions: Tramuntana, the mountains in the north, and Migjorn, the hill country in the south. As a result of geological folds, the Tramuntana is rugged; on its rugged coast are natural harbors.

In contrast, the south has a gentle relief with some deep ravines. The coast is more straightforward with rocks and long sandy beaches. In the middle of the island rises the 357 meter high Monte Toro, from which there is a good panoramic view.

The approximately 285 kilometers long coastline offers a variety of landscapes, including cliffs, secluded coves, long beaches, and some natural harbors.