Ses Olivares unfolds across 49,000 m² of open land near the south coast of Ciutadella, where cultivated fields, olive trees, and native woodland shape the landscape and the pace of the countryside defines daily life. The name reflects both its agricultural character and its enduring relationship with the land, a place shaped by light, continuity, and use over time.

At its centre stands a 124 m² main house with three bedrooms, a generous covered porch, and an adjoining garage. Inhabited until recently, the house now requires a complete renovation, offering a clear framework for architectural reinterpretation that can respect its rural origins while adapting it for contemporary living. A large traditional cistern remains in place, anchoring the property in its agricultural past.

Two independent outbuildings of approximately 70 m² each are positioned within the grounds, bringing the total built area to over 200 m². Their separation from the main house allows the project to develop gradually, whether conceived as guest accommodation, studios, or complementary living spaces, all connected through a coherent architectural vision.

The setting is defined by openness and privacy, with long views across farmland and forest. Despite its secluded atmosphere, Ses Olivares remains close to the unspoilt beaches of the southern coast and within easy reach of Ciutadella, allowing rural calm and everyday life to coexist in balance.

Fully legal, supplied by a private well and connected to the electricity network, the property provides a rare and solid foundation for a long-term project in the Menorcan countryside. Ses Olivares is a place of structure and potential, offering the freedom to shape a considered estate guided by landscape, time, and intention.