Menorca, Spain

BOS-COS Menorca

Accommodation Type

Private design townhouse for exclusive use

Number of Bedrooms

3 double bedrooms within a single private house

Location

Es Castell, Menorca, Spain, steps from the harbor of Cales Fonts on the island’s eastern coast

Setting

A traditional Menorcan townhouse set within a quiet seaside village, blending residential calm with immediate access to the sea, harbor life, and coastal rhythms

Who It Is Best For

Couples, close friends, small families, creatives, digital nomads, slow travelers, and anyone seeking to live in Menorca rather than simply visit it. Children over 5 are welcome.

Travel Mood

The Dreamer

Main Activities

Swimming in the sea, working remotely, cooking at home, exploring Menorca’s coves and coastal paths, harbor strolls, long breakfasts, and unhurried island living

Signature Feature

A refined yet deeply livable Menorcan home designed for longer stays, offering privacy, light-filled interiors, and a rare sense of everyday island life shaped by calm and continuity

BOS-COS Menorca

A design-led Mediterranean home near the sea

BOS-COS Menorca is a place designed not for passing through, but for staying. Tucked into the coastal village of Es Castell, just steps from the harbor of Cales Fonts, this traditional Menorcan townhouse offers a slower, more grounded way to experience the island. It is a home shaped by light, sea air, and everyday rituals, where mornings begin with a swim, afternoons unfold at an unhurried pace, and time stretches gently enough to allow presence to return.

Overview

Set within a former British enclave on Menorca’s eastern edge, BOS-COS Menorca sits at the meeting point of local life and coastal calm. The house is woven into the fabric of the village, where fishermen still pass by the harbor and the rhythm of the sea defines the day. From the front door, the water is less than a minute away, making spontaneous swims part of daily life rather than a planned activity. This immediate connection to the sea gives the home its quiet, anchoring energy.

The house itself has been carefully renovated to preserve its original Menorcan character while introducing comfort suited to longer stays. Spread across generous, light-filled spaces, it offers three double bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and a guest toilet. Two bedrooms open toward the sea, capturing shifting light and harbor views, while the third faces an interior patio centered around a mature ficus tree. The layout balances openness with privacy, making it equally suited to shared moments and quiet retreat.

At the heart of the home lies a thoughtful sense of livability. A fully equipped kitchen supports both slow, intentional cooking and simple everyday meals. The living area is expansive and welcoming, with a fireplace, dining space, and soft seating that invite lingering rather than rushing. A dedicated work corner allows the house to function as a true base for remote work, creative focus, or extended stays, without compromising the feeling of rest.

Outdoors, BOS-COS reveals its more intimate side. The private patio pool offers a secluded counterpoint to the open sea, while two terraces create distinct atmospheres throughout the day. One sits within the patio, shaded and inward-looking, while the other extends from the main bedroom, offering an elevated moment of privacy with an outdoor shower. Throughout the house, design choices favor calm, continuity, and authenticity, allowing the island’s natural and cultural rhythms to shape the experience rather than compete with it.

Photography courtesy of BOS-COS.

“BOS-COS is about slowing down, living simply, and reconnecting with everyday life in a more conscious way.”

— Jesús Díaz Osuna, Co-Founder of BOS-COS

Tips & Recommendations

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Nearest Airport

Menorca Airport (MAH) is approximately 15 minutes away by car, making BOS-COS easy to reach while still feeling removed from the pace of travel days.

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Getting There

A car is recommended for exploring the island, though BOS-COS itself is perfectly walkable. The harbor of Cales Fonts, swimming spots, cafés, and daily essentials are just steps from the house.

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Best Time to Visit

April to June and September to October are ideal for longer stays, offering warm sea temperatures, softer light, and a quieter island rhythm. Summer brings vibrant energy, while winter suits those seeking deep calm and routine.

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What to Bring

Pack for living, not touring. Comfortable clothes, swimwear for daily dips, and layers for cooler evenings. If working remotely, BOS-COS is well set up for long, settled days indoors and out.

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Planning Your Stay

BOS-COS is best experienced slowly. Plan fewer excursions, cook at home often, swim daily, and let the village set the pace. This is a place to inhabit, not rush through.