Menorca · Balearic Islands
Luxury homes for sale in Es Castell,
where the day begins in Spain.
Luxury homes for sale in Es Castell look out over the entrance to Maó harbour, on the eastern edge of Menorca. The town is often called the first place in Spain to see the sunrise.
Search propertiesIts orderly streets and Georgian touches still recall the island's period of British rule, and the calm of a Biosphere Reserve surrounds it.
Homes around Cales Fonts and the harbour
Life gathers around Cales Fonts, a small inlet where boats tie up below waterside terraces. Around it, Es Castell properties range from restored townhouses with painted shutters to villas whose gardens run towards the water.
Maó is next door and Sant Lluís lies just to the south, so the capital's services and the coves of the southeast stay close. Start a search with the size and style of home you want, and share what you hope to find.
East of everything,
the rest of Menorca awaits.
Mallorca
Son Vida villas, the harbour of Port d'Andratx and stone estates on the plain: the island's finest houses, area by area.
Discover Balearic IslandsIbiza
Sea-facing villas, hillside retreats and quiet country estates on the most free-spirited of the Balearic Islands.
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Luxury properties in Menorca: harbour homes in Mahón, restored country estates and villas above quiet coves.
Discover Balearic IslandsAlcúdia
Mallorca's northern bay: a walled old town, a marina and long beaches of pale sand.
Discover Balearic IslandsCalvià
Southwest Mallorca, from the yachts of Puerto Portals to the wide bay of Santa Ponsa.
Discover Balearic IslandsAlaior
A hilltop town in central Menorca, with farmland inland and the south coast at Son Bou.
Discover Balearic IslandsAlaró
A mountain village in Mallorca's Raiguer, beneath the castle rock and the Serra de Tramuntana.
Discover Balearic IslandsAlgaida
Farmland and stone farmhouses at the centre of Mallorca, below the sanctuaries of Puig de Randa.
Discover Balearic IslandsAndratx
Mallorca's south-west corner: Port d'Andratx, Camp de Mar, Sant Elm and the sea facing Sa Dragonera.
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North-east Mallorca: a hilltop sanctuary, a protected headland and the calm shore of Colònia de Sant Pere.
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Stone village houses and country estates among the vineyards of inland Mallorca.
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Mountain homes and olive estates on the route between Palma and Sóller.
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Questions,
answered.
Is Es Castell quiet outside the summer?
It remains a lived-in town all year, with Maó close by for everyday needs. Summer brings more visitors to the waterfront, while winter is calm.
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