Are you looking for absolute peace and quiet, a marvellous view on all sides, green woodland and a park-like garden? But can it get a bit chilly in winter and are you impressed by the lush plant growth?

This finca is uniquely beautifully situated in the protected landscape area on the edge of the Caldera de Taburiente National Park on the southern slope of the mighty Bejenado in the middle of the magnificent pine forest, which exudes its incomparably fresh scent. The plot of almost 13,000 m² was partly laid out like a park and is located at the end of a cul-de-sac. It houses an approx. 200 m² house with a large living room with tiled stove, conservatory, kitchen, dining room, 2 bathrooms and 3 bedrooms as well as a utility room.

Around 20 metres away is the approx. 45 m² guest house with kitchen, bathroom and bedroom next to a very large water tank, which is also used by the owners for bathing.The garden has been lovingly landscaped with palm trees, spacious lawns, fruit and ornamental trees and vegetable areas, is exclusively organic and completely enclosed. Pigs, chickens and peacocks feel particularly at home here and can be partially taken over if you are interested.

You will find a rustic seating area in natural shade under a huge Canary Island pine tree. Several sheds for garden tools, accommodation for the animals, as well as animal enclosures and stainless steel drinking water tanks and a garage with a floor area of approx. 24 m² make the property ideal for self-catering.

Due to its unique natural location, far away from the nearest power cable, the finca is self-sufficient in energy thanks to a professionally designed and installed photovoltaic system. Two inverters with 3 kW each ensure a normal power supply with 230 V alternating current, they are fed by 24 solar batteries with 770 Ah each, i.e. a total output of theoretically around 36 kWh, of which only 12 kWh should be used regularly if possible in the interests of a long battery life, which in turn draw their energy from 36 PV modules with a total output of 5.5 kWp. This makes it possible to run a normal household without any problems. If, exceptionally, too much electricity is consumed during prolonged bad weather, a 5 kW emergency generator is available.

Water is supplied via six so-called ‘water shares’, which can be purchased separately and are sufficient for both garden irrigation and drinking water requirements. This is gallery water from the caldera in the best mineral water quality. The portion intended for domestic use is stored in hygienic stainless steel containers, while the portion for garden irrigation is stored in a 10 x 4.5 m open water basin, which can also be used as a natural swimming pool. Domestic water is also heated by solar energy with gas support for emergencies.

Access is via a well-paved side road, and there is a fibre optic cable at the property boundary, so high-speed internet access can be easily established.

The property was completely renovated in 2010 and is in good condition.